Krydos

That account had to be deleted to make space for active accounts. An invite to create a new Tommy account has been sent to your contact email address. You'll need to restore from your latest backup. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Unblocked. Be sure your credentials are saved correctly in your ftp client.

Remote access enabled.

Thanks!

Oh noes! I have my laptop dual booted with windows 10 and ubuntu 17.10 so it's definitely possible to do without corrupting windows.

You've mined about $0.31 so far. You aren't limited to one computer either. Any computer that is mining with the username maicol07 will be added to your total. Some users mine with like 5+ computers. You could also leave your pc on more to raise that amount faster. We will be releasing a leaderboard for people to see how much they've mined eventually. For now you can just ask.

@sagnik, part of the reason we're doing a fundraiser to increase storage space is because a lot of users have been requesting a way to purchase more storage. We can't sell them something for a donation if we don't have it to give. Once we have the space available we're going to do 1000 MB = $5.

We have talked about adding storage space rewards for using HelioMine, but they aren't implemented yet. For comparison we're talking about giving an extra 1000 MB for a minimum donation of $5 USD. Once you get to $5 mined we can hook you up with the extra storage space.

You're on Tommy now. http://toxeia.heliohost.org/ If you see a 404 error or a Johnny queued page please clear your browser cache and flush your os dns records. Thank you for the donation. We really appreciate it.

Of course, ignore the correo.....@gmail.com invite, delete the stp.... Tommy account, and let me know. Once that is done I can move stvef from Johnny to Tommy.

I'm going to also point out that stp.... account on Tommy was logged in to today from the same IP address that you're posting these messages from.

The donation with the transaction ID 6YY10489MR5530146 was made on January 16th by the email address stp....@....mail.co.uk. That same email address created a Tommy account on 2017-07-16 with the username stp.... (matches email address) with the domain http://anta.heliohost.org/ and it was last logged in to today. Are you saying this Tommy account isn't yours?

No, the folder should be left alone. You should be taking backups regularly anyways, so if it does end up going missing you can just restore from your latest backup.

@wolstech, He donated about $9.49 (0.000798) in bitcoins so I can move his account to Tommy. @padlock, You're on Tommy now. http://padlock.heliohost.org/ If you see a 404 error or a Johnny queued page please clear your browser cache and flush your os dns records. Thanks for the donation. We really appreciate it.

We disabled short php tags like <? and you have to use full php tags like <?php It was a mistake that short tags were ever enabled at all and I was honestly rather shocked that they were.

That donation has already been used to create a Tommy account. If both accounts are yours please be aware that since you're allowed to create as many websites on your one account as you want you're only allowed to have one account total. You can delete any accounts in excess of one by going to http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete

I manually edited the deploy.conf file. As long as you don't change the name of the .war file it won't overwrite my manual changes. If you do need to change the name just deploy it and then let me know and I can make the edit again. Yes, tomcat should be able to find files in /home/vukosyst/ but you'll need to have your permissions just right. Tomcat runs as a user named nobody which isn't in the group vukosyst, so you'll need to allow read and write for other. I don't think you need the execute flag for sqlite databases. Let us know if you need help with permissions. Most people find sqlite to be too much of a pain to set up so they switch to mysql which is much easier.

systemctl is superior to init.d and everyone knows it.

Everything looks good. You've been whitelisted to send up to 500 emails per day. Let us know if you have any problems or need any help with anything else.

Does http://inschrijven-vukamerorkest.heliohost.org/vukosyst_web/ work as expected?

You should be able to scan the qr code here https://www.heliohost.org/donate/ 1Q53Yrkodojr9WGTUULJAgY8hZzMAeFpvr

No, the sqlite database won't be backed up as the .war file isn't deployed in a location that your user has access to. We strongly recommend using a non-file based database system like mysql or postgresql.

I just do git on the commandline. To install it just do sudo apt install git Then to clone a repo do git clone https://github.com/<user>/<repo> Linux doesn't use extensions really. They are there, but they are mostly just cosmetic. Like for a bash script you can name it readme.txt or virus.exe. It doesn't really matter. What matters is the first line that is called the shebang, and the permissions. Generally a readme.txt file would be 644. An executable would be 755. As far as applications go I dislike firefox, so I install google chrome. I use thunderbird for an email client. I don't know. It just depends on what you're trying to do.

No problem. Speaking of growing we're actually in the middle of a fundraising campaign to purchase and set up a new server. We're also going to be giving out storage space increases to our donors. You can check out our progress at https://www.gofundme.com/heliohosts-lily-server-and-storage-increase If you feel like donating or sharing the link we would really appreciate it.

Ubuntu is my preferred distro for desktop computers. It's based on the Debian distro, but designed to be more up-to-date with some of the cutting edge versions. Ubuntu believes in open-source and doesn't like closed-source propitiatory software with licensing fees. Pros: It's really easy to install and use and it's not too different from windows/mac. Cons: Security is pretty lax since it's intended for a single user home pc instead of a multi-user server pc. For instance all new users are automatically added to wheel so they can escalate their permissions to root using their own password. They don't even need to know the root password. Xubuntu is just a light version of Ubuntu designed to use less memory and less cpu on older computers. Some people use it on fast, new computers too just because they want maximum performance. Pros: High performance with a lot of the ease of use of full Ubuntu. Cons: Not as pretty and flashy as Ubuntu. Mint is actually based on Ubuntu too, but they allow closed source proprietary software. They also use a different default user interfaces. Ubuntu uses unity which I really like, and Mint has several choices to pick from. Pros: Compatible with Ubuntu and all Ubuntu applications. Cons: You might have to pay for some software.