Krydos

The domain has been added to your account and it should start working in about 58 minutes.

You already have 32 domains on your account. The uptime of Tommy is being dragged down by so many people having so many useless domains to the point where we're considering enforcing a limit to the number of domains you can have. Before we add any others can we delete any of these? It looks like half of them aren't even hosted by us or are expired Freenom domains. One thing to keep in mind is cPanel created useless subdomains that aren't needed on Plesk. So for instance, if your main domain is moneybroz.heliohost.us and you wanted to create the addon domain mbrz.ml you had to have the pointless subdomain mbrz-ml.moneybroz.heliohost.us. That isn't needed on Plesk, and the more domains the server has the lower the uptime becomes so please make a list of all the domains I can delete off your account.

I did some testing and it looks like it's Plesk being overzealous. My script correctly recognizes that mateus.hfmello.com is hosted by us, and leaves it active, but when it gets to hfmello.com it detects that it's not hosted by us and disables it. But, apparently if you disable a domain Plesk automatically disables all subdomains too. I didn't realize that until I tested it with these particular domains. We let everyone know that we were disabling unused domains back on 2023-01-01 in this news post, and encouraged users to volunteer which domains they didn't need so we could delete them and improve the uptime.

You can probably do that with a cron job yourself. Just be sure to delete the cron afterwards so it doesn't run over and over.

We just upgraded to a new Ubuntu 22 installation ISO, and this is the first VPS we've built with it. I was doing some googling just now and it might be locking up because your VPS was built with BIOS, but Ubuntu 22 prefers EFI. If it locks up again I'm going to delete the VPS and try building it again with EFI instead.

I see the new subscription in the system, and your VPS is powered on. Are you able to connect to it now?

I've been asking you questions and waiting for a reply for about a week at https://helionet.org/index/topic/55274-krydos-vps65-would-like-to-upgrade-to-1-gb-memory-6-cpus-and-150-gb-storage-for-600m/ I finally just gave up on getting an answer from you and upgraded you to Ubuntu 22, 1 GB memory, 6 CPUs, and 150 GB storage. Since we've finally gotten a hold of you maybe it would be a good idea to set up the new subscription too https://heliohost.org/vps/pay/?code=55cOHx6VrEclzChC

According to translate.google.com you said I have made a subscription with you, with a donation of $1, with a credit card, the value was discounted, but I do not have access to the service. Please check If this isn't a good enough translation please translate it to English on your own as none of us speak that language. I don't see any donations from this email address in PayPal. Did you use PayPal, or something else? What is the transaction ID of the donation? What is the date of the donation?

Alright, since there has been no response I just assumed you wanted Ubuntu 22. I rebuilt your VPS with 1 GB memory, 6 CPUs, and 150 GB hard drive. I also canceled your $4.00 subscription. Your upgraded VPS is online and ready to go, but if you don't use this link https://heliohost.org/vps/pay/?code=55cOHx6VrEclzChC to set up a new subscription soon it will be powered off for lack of payment. You'll get a warning email as well before it gets powered off.

Done.

Installed. You can see the currently installed modules and their versions at https://kairion2.helioho.st/pyinfo/info3.10.py

Are you able to download the backup now?

As soon as you're ready for the upgrade go ahead and set up a new subscription with this link https://heliohost.org/vps/pay/?code=55cOHx6VrEclzChC Once that's created we can cancel your old subscription, and rebuild the VPS.

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Added. In order to host the domain with us you must do one of the following two options: 1) Use our nameservers by settings your domain's NS records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org 2) Use any external DNS provider that you want, Cloudflare is a popular free option, by creating an A record with the value 65.19.141.67 and an AAAA record with the value 2001:470:1:1ee::2009

I have set the owner of the database pysimplesql_examples to pysimplesql_admin. See if you can grant access to pysimplesql_user yourself now. As far as web admin goes you can install phppgadmin on your account if you want. Since you already have remote access you can use psql on the command line, or pgadmin or something.

It's because your message itself is spammy. It has nothing to do with our server or your DNS records. You just need to send better, non-spammy messages. -1.985PYZOR_CHECKSimilar message reported on Pyzor (https://www.pyzor.org) https://pyzor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Please test a real content, test Newsletters will always be flagged by Pyzor Adjust your message or request whitelisting (https://www.pyzor.org)

The user pysimplesql_user now has remote access to the pysimplesql_examples database as well.

DKIM, SPF, and DMARC have been set up on your domain. I recommend sending a test email to https://www.mail-tester.com/ to make sure everything is working now. If the score isn't 10/10 post the report so we can help you get it fixed. Regarding limits, everything is the same as when you created your account in 2020. 50 sent emails per day limit, and our terms of service says you can't send spam or anything illegal like phishing emails.

The error message lists the database and the user they were trying to connect with. Remote access enabled.

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Done.

216.218.216.162, 216.218.216.165, 216.218.216.169, 216.218.216.171, and 65.19.141.195 are available currently.

When you create the MariaDB database you have to make sure you allow remote connections. You can allow from any IP or you can allow just from certain IPs or ranges. Then once the database is created with remote access enabled. You can connect with the host 65.19.141.77 and the port 3306. The username will be the database user that you create on that same page. It will start with pysimplesql_ and whatever you type into the box. Obviously the password will be whatever you specify when you create the database and the database user. We've had some people have issues with UTF-8 characters in passwords not working, so I would stick with the ASCII charset to make sure that's not the issue.

The subdomains have been created. They should start working in approximately 13 minutes. You can find the corresponding directories in your home folder. Delete the default index.html file and put your files in there to start using the subdomains. Let us know if you need help with anything else.