Krydos

Mcrypt was deprecated in php 7.1, and no longer exists for php 7.2 and 7.3. The solution here is to downgrade to php 7.1.

Signups on Tommy were open for 20.718 seconds today. This is actually quite long for Tommy as we usually see signups fill within 10 seconds. There's no cheating, you just have to be fast. If you find you're unable to be fast enough you can always consider donating as little as a $1 USD gets you an invite and you can signup whenever you want even if the server is full for the day. https://www.heliohost.org/tommy/ If you don't want to donate, that's fine. You'll just need to be quicker in the future to get a free account.

Thanks for being so understanding.

You'll need to log your sql queries on your own. The reason you can't access the logs is because they may contain sensitive information of other users.

Have them make a post on the forums and we'll handle this on a case by case basis for now. If nothing else an admin can park the domain for them.

Moved, and deployed http://tommygun.heliohost.org/warpaint11/

Yes, but keep in mind that cron jobs are limited to 2 per day. So you can run that script twice, or you can run two different scripts once each.

Your user isn't postgres, it is the user you create through cpanel that starts with urano68_.

By the way, someone was asking about you: https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/37604-java-websocket-connection-failure/?p=167122

You're one of the first to get suspended for high load since Tommy was rebuilt, so the server wasn't set up to track which php file was causing load yet.

Tomcat on Tommy has been a disaster the last week or so. It's way overloaded, and it's crashing the whole server and causing load spikes and downtime. I deployed your .war file and it worked for me. http://tommygun.heliohost.org/warpaint11/ No guarantees on the uptime for Tommy's tomcat right now though until we figure out what is going on. I actually moved one guy to Johnny because the java uptime is a lot higher on Johnny right now. I'm willing to do the same for you if you want to help relieve some of the tomcat load on Tommy. I'll move you to Johnny, jump you in front of everyone else waiting for java (since you have it enabled already anyways), and if at any time you want to move back to Tommy just let me know and I'll move you back (since you already had a Tommy account). Let me know if you're interested.

The extension pgsql has been installed on Johnny's php 7.3.

Does it work now?

Java does use a lot of memory, but this suspension was for php memory usage.

I looked at the email addresses that were sent to, and the subject lines of the sent emails. It's really just looks personal use for a couple people to me. I'm going to bump you up to 100 sent emails per day.

Maybe I interpreted your message wrong. My impression of your posts makes me think that you're looking for loopholes to be able to send more emails than you're allowed to, or that you knew you were sending too many emails but you didn't expect to get caught, or you're implying that our system is broken, or something along those lines. I went through the logs for you. Looks like they're all from either Tom, which I assume is you, or Liza. I think between the two of you too many emails were sent on one day, and the limit was exceeded. Quite a few of the emails have multiple recipients, which as was explained above counts as multiple emails. If you send 1 email to 2 people our system counts that as 2 emails, etc. As far as I can tell nothing on our end is broken and none of the emails you sent look suspicious to me.

Remote access enabled.

The problem is really just tomcat. My guess is someone's deployed .war is going haywire. Tommy v2 currently has about half the number of java enabled accounts, and yet tomcat is using like 300% more memory than Tommy v1 was using. I'm in the process of writing some tools to monitor java memory usage, and we might be requiring some java users to switch to a VPS if they want to continue hosting their servlet.

Yes, your existing domain can be switched to point to your VPS. Email on a VPS can be a little tricky if you don't know what you're doing. I recommend either using a panel on your vps, or keeping your free hosting account at the same time. If you keep your free hosting account you can use cpanel to check and manage your emails. If you install a panel on your VPS it will make email much simpler for you. A popular free panel is Vestacp. You could also install cpanel on your VPS, but it costs $15 per month so most people go with a free panel. Yeah, the VPS starts as a blank OS, so you can install apache and mysql and whatever you need. Installing a panel like Vestacp makes this easier for beginners because you can use a browser to manage your sites. Personally I prefer to just use ssh to do everything. Panels are nice, but they take a lot of memory and you'll have better performance without them installed. Vestacp also has some odd quirks like magically installing nginx even though you picked apache and then neither works until you uninstall one or the other. We recommend using apache because it's the same that Johnny, Ricky, and Tommy use, and that way you don't have to change any of your files to migrate your website. Nginx is nice, but you'd likely have to rewrite some stuff to make it work on your existing site.

I'm working on making Tommy more stable. It's a balancing act because we want to allow as many accounts as we can, while still keeping performance reasonable.

What postgresql username do you want to have remote access to what postgresql database? As far as a connection string it depends on the language you're using. For php running on the server it would look something like $dbconn = pg_connect("host=localhost dbname=systemcr_database user=systemcr_user password=secret123");

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

Ns2 has been restarted.

Django is fully functional without the command line. The wiki article he linked doesn't require any shell access on the server. You basically just copy/paste the code in and it will work. Django on our servers run through wsgi which means you don't need to worry about ports or starting and stopping processes. It starts the process automatically when someone requests the page. Also keep in mind that since you picked Ricky Django runs on python 2.7. If you'd rather use Django on python 3.7 you need to pick Johnny or Tommy. Honestly though, I think you would be better off with a VPS https://www.heliohost.org/vps/ since you're already comfortable with the command line.

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