Krydos

The IP you're posting from isn't blocked. If there is another IP that is blocked you'll have to let us know what it is before we can unblock it.

What is the url?

The 500 error is due to an infinite redirect. This usually indicates an error in your .htaccess. I wonder if it's related to you using aiStocks sometimes and aistocks in other places? Linux is case sensitive.

Ah ha, the real problem is you have more than one account and are in violation of our terms of service. Please reread https://wiki.helionet.org/Terms and delete all accounts in excess of one.

Try adding the domain now.

Cgi-bin is for cgi. Html is not cgi and should be put in public_html. If you want to run a cgi script like script.py then you can put that in cgi-bin to make it executable. Html has no reason to be executable so it doesn't belong in cgi-bin.

Here's the link to report a false positive https://www.clamav.net/reports/fp

What is the url to the django site?

There you go https://cybercity.eu.org/ Sorry for the delay. I couldn't figure out a way to make it work on my own so I contacted cpanel to see if anything was wrong with our dns. Fortunately there is nothing wrong with our end. Unfortunately, the problem is with the way eu.org does things. The only thing we could do to allow people to park their own eu.org domains is disable the nameserver check entirely which means idiots would be able to park domains like google.com, which they obviously don't control. I'm not willing to disable the nameserver check so if anyone wants to add a .br domain or a eu.org domain they will need to add it as their main domain, and they can only have one without the help of an admin.

You're on Tommy now. Thanks for the donation.

Please post the following information: Your cPanel username Your main domain The server that you are on

If you're referring to mysql when you say database, then yes, when /tmp is full mysql stops working.

Yeah, I'm still working on it.

You could try exporting your data, deleting the old install, installing a fresh copy of the upgraded software, and then restore your backed up data. I'm not familiar enough with Joomla to know if there's an import/export functions though so this is just a guess.

Node.js on the shared hosting accounts runs with a thing called passenger. What passenger does is when someone requests your node website it starts the executable running automatically. If you don't get any page hits after 5 minutes of inactivity it automatically kills the node process to conserve memory. So you can't really schedule it to run without using an external cron job. The external cron job would just access the URL that you specify, and passenger would automatically start the node application since there was a request for it. If you want us to set up an external cron for you just let us know the URL and the frequency that you want the cron to run at. Once every 5 minutes is the max. The other option is you could purchase a VPS https://www.heliohost.org/vps/ There you will have root access to the entire virtual server, and you can run node.js as a daemon. That means the node applcation will always be running and wouldn't unload itself after 5 minutes with no page hits. This would improve the response time and performance because with passenger it takes an extra couple seconds to load the node application if it isn't currently running. After that it loads much faster for each page hit since it's already running.

You have to use your username, not your email address on the deletion page. http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete

Done. Yes, search engine crawlers can access your domain as long as you don't block access yourself. Everything is allowed except spaces, tabs, and double quotes ".

When I ran the command manually it took about 30 seconds to finish and that was with Johnny's load at only 4. Php scripts have a maximum time that they can run, and if they exceed the limit they are killed. I wouldn't surprise me at all if the load was high on Johnny when your cron tried to run, and it was so slow that it timed out before finishing everything. I'm sure you've heard the spiel before, but Johnny isn't a production server. We only recommend using Johnny until you're done experimenting and then move to a better server. Ricky has good uptime, but Tommy is considerably faster. Free signups for Ricky start at midnight UTC and usually fills in about 5 minutes. Tommy free signups also start at midnight UTC, and usually fill in about 5 seconds. If you're interested in switching servers an admin can move your account for you if you're a donor. Otherwise the process to switch servers is 1) backup 2) delete the Johnny account 3) hope you're fast enough to snag a production server slot, and 4) restore your backup.

Unarchived.

You're on Tommy now. Thanks for the donation.

Unarchived. Your username is now widiu70.

You're on Tommy now. Thanks for the donation.

Is this the guide you followed? https://wiki.helionet.org/Django

Johnny and Ricky are 4 connections per user.