Krydos

@tarot, our intention isn't to embarrass you. We just have a policy of verifying donations before we move anyone's account because in the past we've had people claim they donated when they actually hadn't to try to get services for free. @wolstech, I've considered closing the gofundme down, but I don't think it's a good idea to refuse donations of any form. One of the advantages to gofundme is they do quite a bit of research on your company before they give you the "Registered nonprofit - Donations are 100% tax deductible" badge. Anyone can create a paypal account and pretend to be a non-profit, but if gofundme says we're a non-profit people can trust them because they have done the research. The last gofundme closed on it's own after a few months without any donations, and I expected this one to do the same, but people keep finding it and donating. Some of them might not even use our service, and they just found HelioHost by searching through charities on gofundme. When you create a campaign you can choose whether or not to have it be searchable, and like I said we're not going to refuse any donations no matter how big or small or where they come from so I definitely let them make it searchable. It does say that the server was purchased right at the top of the updates, and the total raised is now $200 over what we asked for. My plan was to lock the sparkie fundraiser when we started our next fundraiser, and put a link to the new one so people can donate to that instead. That way we'll have one gofundme option for people who would prefer to donate that way. I've sort of put the new fundraiser on hold for a few months because of the pandemic though. We should probably get a new fundraiser going soon. Anyways, I have verified the donation, and moved your account to Tommy. Thank you very much for the donation. We really appreciate it.

Ahh, that might explain it. When an account is inactive for 60+ days the archival script takes a look at it. If it has any content on it at all, like a database, or even just a single html file, it will archive the account which saves all your data, but if the account is completely empty, no databases, no files, no nothing, then it just deletes the account because it's pointless to archive something that doesn't have any content so you might as well just make a new account. That might be what happened to you. I just assumed that you had actually used your account prior to it disappearing. A Tommy invitation has been sent to your gmail address that we have on file for you.

Did you donate to the gofundme perhaps?

There you go https://krydos2.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules37.py

You forum username has been changed.

Are you using python 2.7 or python 3.7?

The next problem I see is your test.py file has Dos line endings. This is usually caused by using a Windows editor, such as notepad, that doesn't understand line endings, and then uploading the file to the server. This is a Linux server, so you need to have Linux line endings. The easiest way to accomplish this is to create the file through the cpanel file editor, and copy/paste your code in. If you prefer to use an editor on your Windows computer and then upload through FTP you'll need to get an editor that understands line endings. I've never used it myself, but I've heard that Notepad++ can do this.

CGI is different from running python scripts on the command line, because you have to output a header. Without a content-type header your script will always give a 500 error. Try this code: #!/usr/bin/python3.7 print("Content-Type: text/html\n\n") print("HelioHost rules!")

Accounts don't just mysteriously disappear on their own. You or someone that knows your password deleted it. Would you like an invite to recreate your account? It looks like you've tried Johnny, Ricky, and Tommy was the latest. I would assume you would want to recreate your account on Tommy. If you do decide to recreate your account please make sure there are no keylogger malware on your computer and you use a strong password to prevent this from happening again.

The Tommy invitation link that was automatically sent to your paypal email address has been invalidated, and your existing Johnny account, daisycit, has been moved to Tommy. Thanks for the donation.

Were you aware that one of the things in our terms of service that you agreed to was Why do you have six accounts?

Unarchived.

The VPS is all ready to go. Check your email.

pdjm.heliohost.org now points to /home/amalgd/public_html/pdjm/

Perhaps try something like this https://stackoverflow.com/a/18967744/2336864

By default apache ignores .htaccess files. You have to edit the configuration, find the directory block, and change "AllowOverride None" to "AllowOverride All".

You donated $5, so you can get more than the $4 VPS. You could get 1 GB memory, 6 cpus, and 50 GB hard drive, or your could get 1 GB memory, 2 cpus, and 150 GB hard drive, or you could get 1 GB memory, 4 cpus, and 100 GB hard drive, etc. etc. It's odd that the paypal website doesn't work for you, and yet you're able to access paypal and send a payment anyways. I just tested the vps page and it worked for me. I wonder if it's a country thing? I searched and paypal is supposed to work in your country. Anyways, let me know what stats you want on your VPS and I'll get it set up for you as soon as possible.

Johnny's python 3.7 discord.py-1.2.5 has been upgraded to discord.py-1.4.1. https://krydos2.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules37.py

Unarchived.

Are you asking about how to run flask in your web root instead of a subdirectory? You just move all your files from public_html/flask/ to public_html/ and then update your .htaccess and flask.wsgi paths to match. The reason we recommend running flask in a subdirectory is so you can use your account for more than one thing. If you run flask in the web root, then that's all you can do with your whole account.

It explains how to set up the flask directory in the wiki https://wiki.helionet.org/tutorials/flask

First of all, you didn't make it a recurring donation, so you'll only be able to use the VPS for 1 month. You'll either need to remember to make a new donation after that month is up, or your VPS will be shut down. Second, what stats do you want on your VPS? You need to pick hard drive space between 50-300 GB, 2-8 cpus and 1-32 GB memory. Third, why didn't you just use https://www.heliohost.org/vps/ ?

Canceled. Thanks for using our VPS service.

Remote access enabled.

There you go https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=nonstate.heliohost.org