Krydos

HelioHost is raising funds to purchase a new server! https://donorbox.org/rebirth-of-stevie In 2005, Ashoat, who was 14 years old at the time, came up with the ridiculous idea of giving away web hosting for free. He purchased the domain heliohost.org and a reseller plan, but it wasn't too long before there were so many people wanting to host their website for free on HelioHost that Ashoat had to buy a server to support them all. He named that first server Stevie. HelioHost now has several more servers, but Stevie is special because he was the first. We used that server as long as we could, but it eventually became too old to do anything useful anymore, so we unplugged it. We are going to hand poor old Stevie over to the recyclers soon, but that doesn't have to be the end for him... 2025 is HelioHost's 20-year anniversary, and what better way to celebrate this milestone than by reflecting on where we came from, and taking the next step towards where we are going. We can keep the spirit of Stevie alive to carry on his purpose even after his metal, copper, and silicon have all been melted down, by raising funds for a new server and naming it Stevie. Summary of thank you gifts (see fundraiser for details): $5 = +1000 MB on existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account. $10 = +2000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account. $15 = +3000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account. $20 = +4000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account. $25 = +5000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account. $30 = +6000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account. $35 = Early beta access to new Java and JSP hosting server before it is publicly available. $40 = +1000 MB on existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account, plus early beta access to new Java server. $45 = +2000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account, plus early beta access to new Java server. $50 = +3000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account, plus early beta access to new Java server. $55 = +4000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account, plus early beta access to new Java server. $60 = +5000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account, plus early beta access to new Java server. $65+ = +6000 MB (to a max of 7000 MB) on an existing Morty, Tommy, or Johnny account, plus early beta access to new Java server. Please don't let Stevie be forgotten. It will only take you a minute to give us a gift to help us achieve this goal. The money you donate is tax-deductible, and any amount big or small helps get us a step closer. Thank you so much!

The module DBD::Pg has been installed on Johnny's Perl.

You didn't specify the DKIM selector in your post above, so I assumed it was "default" which is the default. Looks like you're using "mail" instead, so I have updated your DNS records. Your max score will only ever be 8.8 if you don't write better emails. When you send html emails they expect you to a certain ratio of text to images, and your email is basically all image. Here is the only text. Same issue with this one. You didn't specify the DKIM selector so I set it up with "default" but you're actually using "mail". I have updated the DNS records to use the "mail" selector instead. Try sending some more emails to https://mail-tester.com to see if everything is good now.

DKIM, SPF, and DMARC have been set up for the domains homingpigeonsupplies.co.uk, homingpigeonsupplies.com, and pigeonpetshop.com. We recommend sending a test email to https://www.mail-tester.com/ to make sure that everything is set up correctly. If you get less than a 10/10 score please post a link to the full report so we can help you fix any other issues that there may be.

Remote access enabled. host=65.19.154.90 port=5432 user=paulcordova_pg01 dbname=paulcordova_northwind_pg password=<set in Plesk>

I already changed your email address back to the one you created your account with before I even posted that.

The other thing I noticed is you set your contact email to an address hosted on your HelioHost account. This is the equivalent of locking your spare car keys inside your car. If you lose access to your account and can't check your email how do you expect to be able to reset your password and regain access to your account?

59 MB of content and 950 MB of backups... If you set up automated backups, and never delete any of them, they eventually fill your entire account. We recommend downloading them and deleting them from the server. Can you login now?

DKIM, SPF, and DMARC have been set up for the domain stampaner.nl. We recommend sending a test email to https://www.mail-tester.com/ to make sure that everything is set up correctly. If you get less than a 10/10 score please post a link to the full report so we can help you fix any other issues that there may be.

If you go to https://heliohost.org and scroll down about 2 inches you can see that it already exists Also if you login the latest news post is shown in your dashboard too.

You can privately DM images of government issued ID cards of two different people to @wolstech if both of you want to have your own account here. The ID images will be deleted as soon as verified. If you don't want to prove that there are two different people with 1 account each, you can both just use the one asterwind account. Each account can be upgraded to 6000 MB storage and have 10 domains so it's not that big of a deal to share an account if you don't want to provide images of your IDs.

After about 5 years of using GitBook for our wiki we've decided it is time to move on. We are now using a self-hosted MediaWiki site. The wiki is located at the same URL as it has always been https://wiki.helionet.org but since we just changed the DNS you may continue to see the old GitBook site for up to 4 hours. Let us know if you're interested in editing the wiki and we can create an account for you. Eventually we will offer a self-service way to create wiki accounts and reset wiki passwords, but for now we just want to get the new wiki launched so we don't have to keep two wikis up to date at the same time. We would love to hear any feedback you have on our new wiki.

If you want to use our nameservers they are actually ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org, not heliohost.us. On VPS we recommend using external DNS servers such as Cloudflare or your registrar's DNS system. The reason why is because if you need to make a change to your DNS records you can do so on your own without making a support request. If you use our nameservers there isn't currently a way for you to edit your own DNS records so an admin would have to do it for you. We don't mind helping you out with DNS changes, but you seem like an extremely impatient person so you might appreciate instant changes that you can do yourself rather than waiting up to 24 hours for a HelioHost admin to help you.

Were you able to login to SSH before Hestia was installed?

Hestia has been installed. For SSH it's the same as before with Username: kbp2025 Password: <chosen during signup> Port: 22 Host: 65.19.154.86 For Hestia you login at https://vps120.heliohost.us:8083/login/ Username: admin Password: <same as kbp2025 SSH password> If you can't see the login page be sure your firewall allows outbound connections to port 8083.

I renamed .htaccess to enable and disable it several times, and each time I enabled it PHP started showing blank white pages for everything, and when I disabled the .htaccess file PHP files would start working again. I didn't bother to look inside the .htaccess file because I try to focus on providing support for our servers, not support for code issues. I came to the conclusion that it was a code issue, not a server issue, so I marked this topic as solved. Not sure why the issue started in the first place. We definitely didn't mess with your files so either You edited it. The software itself caused the issue due to some bug. Some third party got access.

The Morty server has finally been released for new account signups! If you don't already have an account and want to try out our fastest server, head on over to https://heliohost.org/morty/ to signup. If you already have an account on Johnny or Tommy you can move your existing account to Morty at https://heliohost.org/dashboard/move instead. Only the Morty prepay option is available currently, but we will be releasing the Morty subscription option as well soon. With the prepay option you can make a one-time deposit to increase your Morty balance, and then each day that goes by reduces that balance by $0.0329 as long as you stay under 100 GB memory and 10k CPU usage. If you go over those limits you will be charged for the overage instead of suspended. The overage fee is $0.0005 per 1 GB memory usage and $0.005 per 1k CPU usage. The main advantage of the Morty prepay plan is you can save 16% to 21% over the cost of the subscription plan. With the subscription option, your first month is $1, and then you are charged for any overages at the start of the next month. If you stay under 100 GB memory and 10k CPU every single day you will be charged $1 every month until you cancel. If you exceed those limits you will be charged the same $0.0005 per 1 GB memory usage and $0.005 per 1k CPU on the next month's bill. The main advantage of the Morty subscription plan is you don't have to worry about forgetting to make one-time payments to increase your balance. You can just set it and forget it and your website will stay online as long as the payment continues to go through. Let us know if you have any feedback or questions about our new flagship server.

Yeah, that's why I determined that Cloudflare wasn't the problem. I already told you the issue was in the .htaccess. When I renamed the .htacess file to disable it php started working again.

It's working just fine for me What do you see if you go to http://portquiz.net:8083/ ?

The VPS rebuild with Hestia has been started and you'll get an email in a bit when it finishes. Once you receive the email you should be able to login to Hestia at the URL https://vps118.heliohost.us:8083/login/ Username: admin Password: <same as SSH> Keep in mind the username for Hestia is admin, but your SSH/SFTP username is still puspusssh as you picked while signing up. The password for both should be the same though.

You can set CORS headers with .htaccess Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "https://example.com"

Yeah, that's exactly why I suggested it. Refusing to disable Cloudflare is like refusing to try a different power strip when your computer isn't working. Start by ruling out the easiest stuff to test. I renamed your .htaccess to .htaccess-disabled to disable it and PHP on your site works fine now. https://openvms.eu.org/phpinfo.php You need to fix whatever errors you have in your .htaccess file.

I told you not to spam #general with non-support related messages, and deleted your messages. You spammed your website 3 or 4 times after I warned you, so your account was suspended. If we unsuspend you will you read messages that admin send you, and follow the rules? Both the Discord rules and hosting accounts terms of service say you cannot spam.

Installed. You can see the current list of installed modules and their versions For Tommy's Python 3.12 at https://krydos1.heliohost.org/pyinfo/info3.12.py

Try setting your NS records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org