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Here's your current storage usage: Backups 0 MB Emails 832.85 MB Files 19.64 MB Trash 0 MB Logs 151.84 MB PSQL 0 MB MySQL 0 MB Total 1004.33 MB We don't see people with 832 MB of emails very often. Since your account was created in 2019 on cPanel and transferred to Plesk I recommend doing a reset. We can provide a full backup prior to resetting the account back to the default state, you can download and extract the backup, and you can sort through all these emails on your home PC to see if you need any of them. Another option that KazVee already mentioned is you can increase your storage space at https://heliohost.org/dashboard/storage/ if you need more than 1000 MB.

Also, I'd like to point out that if you're not even going to be using the codecreature.helioho.st domain you may as well remove it entirely. Having pointless domains like this on the server increases the load and decreases the uptime just by even existing on your account. We always encourage users to remove domains unless they have a good reason for needing them active.

I have reset your account, and you will receive an email in a bit with a link. Click the link in the email to take the next steps in the reset process.

I'm not sure what you mean by this, but to expand on my point from the last post: You can have up to 10 domains on a single account. There is no way for anyone to know whether the domain is on a separate account or on the same account as another domain. Since no one else needs to login to your personal account or your business account, which is the only way anyone would know that your business domain is on the same account as any other domain, I don't see the point of having multiple accounts.

Hestia has to be installed on a fresh operating system with no other installed software or files. Do you need a backup of anything on your VPS before we wipe it clean, reinstall the OS, and install Hestia for you?

There are 667 files on your account. I'm not going to look at each one to make sure it's not malware. You can have 2 or 3 files backed up.

Your account was hacked then. Our policy on hacked accounts is to require a reset which deletes all files and restores all settings back to default. Are there any files you need a backup of?

Did you upload this file?

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Since we never heard back from you, and you never paid for the Morty plan, you have been moved back to Johnny which doesn't have support for PostGIS, and this thread has been marked solved. Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.

How is anyone going to know that the domains are in the same account then?

Are other people going to be logging in to your business account?

It looks like you already excluded the web firewall rule. Did you wait 2 hours after disabling it for Apache to restart and test it again?

I already fixed like 10 errors and they kept leading to exponentially more and more errors. I'm not going to waste 6+ hours screwing around with it, and even then may not be able to fix everything. We're all volunteers and we don't get paid to work on your VPS. There are more important things like setting up the new Ricky server that would benefit the community more. You're welcome to hire a third party to fix the issues for you, but you're probably looking at $100+ per hour to fix issues like this. You're also welcome to start reading the error logs and fixing the issues yourself, but depending on your skill you may make things worse. It's really not difficult to backup your data and restore it after the rebuild. I rebuild my VPS every 6 to 12 months anyways just to keep them running at top performance.

That's why you backup the important data first.

The next time you experience a slowdown SSH in to your VPS and run this command wget https://heliohost.org/speedtest/100MB.bin and post the result. This will help us narrow down whether the issue is on your VPS hard drive, or the network within our cabinet.

Closing due to inactivity since there has been no response in this thread for over a week. If you're still having this issue or need help with something else please open a new ticket.

What did your ISP have to say about the download speed?

I took a look around your VPS, but there are too many errors to fix them all within an reasonable amount of time. It's pointless to spend 6 hours fixing all the issues. I recommend doing a free rebuild. A rebuild wipes all of your data, deletes the OS, and reinstalls everything back to the default state. Make sure you have a backup of anything you need prior to requesting a rebuild because once it's deleted there is no way to recover it.

Deleted.

It's been 5 days, and your trial ends in 2 days. Is everything working? Would you like to stay on Morty or get moved back to Johnny (which doesn't support PostGIS)?

The DKIM value has been added.

If you read the link I already sent you https://wiki.helionet.org/Common_Software_Load you can see a lot of other options, and the estimated load they will cause at various traffic rates. If you're unable to click the link or view our wiki for some reason I can say that Drupal might be similar to Wordpress, but causes a lot less load, and has a lot less chance of being hacked.

Nope, we don't need to change anything for that. Since you mentioned Wordpress I'll link our wiki page about it https://wiki.helionet.org/WordPress I recommend keeping a close eye on your load graphs at https://heliohost.org/dashboard/load/ because Wordpress can easily use more than 10k CPU per day and get you suspended. We did some benchmark testing on common software, and you can see the results at https://wiki.helionet.org/Common_Software_Load Anything highlighted in red would get you suspended on Johnny or Tommy. If your load starts to get too high we recommend moving to Morty.