Krydos

Ok, unclicked invites are good for 7 days, and yours is at 5 days right now. So it will be invalid after 2 more days. If you click the invite, it will reset the 7 day timer, but you don't have to complete the signup until your professor gives further instructions. Just clicking the link, and then closing the page is good enough to extend the invite for another 7 days. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

pb.heliohost.us or pb.helioho.st?

Yeah, no problem. One suggestion though, I understand you're excited about AI, but when you write to us we would appreciate it if you would write your own emails. Reading AI generated text can be very annoying for us. Everything that AI writes is 10 times more words than required. If you're not fluent in English we recommend using a translator, not AI, because translators generally write more readable and understandable text. Thanks. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Here is our guide on how to get a free account https://wiki.helionet.org/Signing_Up#Helpful_Tips_for_Getting_a_Free_Account_on_Johnny

> Big AI platforms usually require monthly subscriptions or paid API keys, > and this makes it difficult for many students to learn. We want to build an > alternative that is completely free and open, so that any student can learn > and experiment without worrying about money. That's a great goal! Maybe you should call it OpenAI........ oh wait. Like I said earlier, just start on the free Johnny plan and if the uptime and speed isn't good enough for the number of students you have currently we can discuss other options.

1. Yes, of course. 2. You can start with the free Johnny plan, and if that plan doesn't end up working out well for you let us know. 3. You can mention us on your site if you want to, but you're not required to. Is one account enough for your project or are there multiple students that each need their own account?

Added.

Do you need to change your username (again) or main domain?

Are you planning on redirecting traffic from centralmacatuba.qzz.io and centralmacatuba.dpdns.org so when someone visits those domains the URL in the browser changes to centralmacatuba.eu.org?

I've tested remote MariaDB connections to Johnny from everywhere too. Other VPS, other hosting providers, my home, VPNs, etc. And remote access works from all of them and nothing is timing out.

Do you have any antivirus running or weird security on your router? Is this a home internet connection, or a work or school connection?

What do you see when you run this command? curl http://portquiz.net:3306

Do you want both of these domains to show the same content as centralmacatuba.eu.org?

What is the error message?

Glad you got it working. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Instead of host=johnny.heliohost.org try host=64.62.151.106

It can take up to 2 hours for Node.js to start working after you enable it. You can read the documentation at https://wiki.helionet.org/Node.js Correct. Application root = / and document root = /httpdocs

Which scripting language are you using?

Remote access enabled. host=65.19.154.90 port=5432 user=bravofqn_gb dbname=bravofqn_mina password=<set in Plesk>

Thanks for letting us know the situation. You and your brother are definitely allowed to each have an account. I have made an exception in the system so you shouldn't get a warning like this again. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Thanks for letting us know the situation. You and your brother are definitely allowed to each have an account. I have made an exception in the system so you shouldn't get a warning like this again. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

The first step to allow remote database access is to allow port 3306 in the firewall. This is the command: /usr/local/hestia/bin/v-add-firewall-rule accept 0.0.0.0/0 3306 tcp The next step is to reconfigure MariaDB to listen for remote connections: nano /etc/mysql/mariadb.conf.d/50-server.cnf and change this line: bind-address = 127.0.0.1 to: bind-address = * then you need to restart MariaDB: systemctl restart mariadb Now you should be able to connect your DBeaver application with these settings: host=65.19.166.231 port=3306 username=<created in Hestia> password=<set in Hestia> I have done all of the above steps except creating the database and database user for you already, but if you need to do it yourself some day you know how now. You don't need our help to do this stuff because you have root access to the VPS and can run all of these commands yourself. If you're not sure what you're doing we're happy to help you learn though.

Do you mean access the database via your browser? If so you can do so at https://vps92.heliohost.us/phpmyadmin/ Let us know if you mean something else.

The domain is working, and PHP is already enabled. It looks like it's using PHP 8.3 now http://giks.heliohost.us/phpinfo.php I recommend installing SSL next so you can access your domains via https. You can do that via the Hestia control panel. To put your files on this domain upload them to /home/user/web/giks.heliohost.us/public_html/ Let us know if you need help with anything.

Yes, it did fail. Here you go https://heliohost.org/vps/pay/?code=woFFMWWWx42YEsAM