Krydos

You currently have zero open mysql connections. The limit on Johnny is 4 open connections at once. If you try to open more than 4 connections at the same time you will get that error. If you need more than 4 simultaneous connections I recommend transferring your account to Tommy which currently offers unlimited mysql connections. A limit may be added in the future on Tommy as well if we find people abusing the unlimited connections.

Your storage space has been doubled. Thanks for the donation.

Unarchived.

Fixed. You should now be able to login on our homepage again.

Remote access enabled.

I double checked and the postgresql user gbanhudo_remoteuser has remote access to the database gbanhudo_geometries from any IP.

Unblocked. You were blocked for failed IMAP logins. Please make sure your mail clients have the proper credentials saved.

I see a 403 forbidden when I visit your domain. Try renaming or deleting your .htaccess.

You can grant postgresql permissions yourself through the button labeled PostgreSQL Databases in cPanel.

I know a guy that uses plex, and it is indeed piracy. OP, if you have proof that what you're doing isn't piracy let us know and I'll take another look.

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Unarchived.

What is your username?

Try adding the domain now.

Unarchived. Your username is watersch2 now.

Remote access enabled.

Remote access enabled.

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

The account ojplanet is already on Tommy, but now has double storage and one month of inactivity immunity. The account nmbayu has been moved to Tommy, given double storage, and given one month of inactivity immunity. The account techwiza has been moved to Tommy, given double storage, and given one month of inactivity immunity.

Unarchived.

The error_log files if they exist should be in the same directory as the php script that threw the error.

Did you add the domain to cpanel as either an alias domain or an addon domain?

Yes, you can check the current php upload size by creating a phpinfo file. I usually name it phpinfo.php but it can be anything you want. Then put the contents <?php phpinfo(); When you visit this page in a browser it will list all the information about the php version you're using. Here's Johnny's php 5.6 for example https://krydos2.heliohost.org/56/phpinfo.php Then you can search the page for the value you're looking for, such as max_file_uploads. If you need something changed on that page let us know and we can do it for you. For large uploads we recommend FTP though. Uploading large files through php is inefficient and uses a lot of memory and can cause instability on the server.

Also check your error_log files to see if they have any useful information.

The extension mcrypt has been installed on Tommy's php 5.4.