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[Sat Nov 18 15:41:29.007142 2017] [core:error] [pid 16181:tid 139824572905216] [client x.x.x.x:58347] AH00124: Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to probable configuration error. Use 'LimitInternalRecursion' to increase the limit if necessary. Use 'LogLevel debug' to get a backtrace., referer: http://django.area51.bailey.cf/projects/ That probably means you have conflicting .htaccess bouncing you back and forth.

It looks like you may have the wrong password saved in your SFTP client. Unblocked.

Thanks for letting us know.

Create the subdomain pergaminopc.andresgu.heliohost.org.

Which shebang are you using? They gave you 3 versions of python on Johnny. /usr/bin/env python = 2.6.6 (too old for new modules) /usr/bin/python = 2.6.6 (too old for new modules) /usr/bin/python2.7 = 2.7.13 /usr/bin/python3.6 = 3.6.1

Which version of python are you using?

If you login every 29 days your account will not be flagged as inactive.

I think someone tripped over Eddie's power cord. Out of the blue for no reason Eddie went offline.

You can change your main domain, but in order to change your username you must delete your account and create a new account with the new username. Perhaps a better solution would be to create custom error pages that look more professional. Let us know if you need any help with either path you choose to pursue.

Unblocked.

For anyone who searches and finds this on the mysql database page down near the bottom you can add mysql users to mysql databases, and on the next screen you select the permissions ie: select, update, delete, etc.

Why do you need to send 152 emails within 24 hours of your account being created? Ah, answered my own question: Phishing. We ought to be more careful unsuspending these criminals. Thanks for letting us know about your phishing though. Since you went to the extra effort to try to get us to unsuspend you I went through the extra effort to read your phishing email, find the domain you're using, and contact your hosting provider at bitronictech.net to suspend you there too.

There is nothing an admin can do to "acivate" your account any quicker than it already activates itself. Johnny accounts activate within 12 hours, Ricky accounts within 2 hours, and Tommy accounts activate instantly. Posting on the forums doesn't make that automated process happen any faster.

Did you grant access for the mysql user to the database?

That is version 2.6.6 and it is too old to install new modules. You'll need to use #!/usr/bin/python2.7 or #!/usr/bin/python3.6 if you want to use mysqldb.

Which version of python are you using?

You can't add mbizsasolutions.co.za as an addon domain if it's already an alias domain. Delete it from the alias page first if you want to make it an addon domain.

What addon domain are you trying to add?

Create each website as an addon domain.

Yeah, python is supposedly the easiest language to learn for new programmers. It has a lot of powerful frameworks for various things including websites. I've said it before, but if I was to make the HelioHost homepage all over again I might seriously consider using Django.

I stick with my recommendation of php for server side languages, but if you open up the question to all languages for all purposes then java wins. It's used in the most number of applications worldwide. Java can run on pretty much any device.

The reason they're not showing up as addon domains is because you already had soubhagya.mishra.work and the other two added as subdomains. Generally if the domain is just something tacked on to the beginning with a dot then it's a subdomain. If it's something completely separate from your other domains it's an addon. So you had things set up correctly. Since you've been having such trouble with all of this I went ahead and deleted your subdomains for you, and readded them as addon domains like you want.

Backup your work before you make changes.

I agree that it is a pretty cool idea, but node.js is not currently available on any of our servers. We do have plans on implementing it some day though.

Yeah, php. Despite how old fashioned it is and all of it's flaws it's definitely the most widely used, and any web-based job you get is going to look at you really weird in the interview if you don't know php.