Krydos

Yes, it's possible to increase the Tommy php 7.1 upload size. No, it's not possible for me to read your mind to know what you think it should be raised to.

Make sure the directory is 755 not 775.

mishra.work is not hosted on our servers. Marking this thread as solved.

See https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/30219-max-user-connections-raised/ This should help with that error too.

There you go http://pipe0481.heliohost.org/test.aspx

Since you're on Tommy you can deploy your .war files through cpanel. When it is deployed it will say "Deployed." and provide a link to your deployed .war file.

What happens when you create the subdomains?

Yeah, seriously. Thanks. The current wiki is sub.domain.org/$1 If you change all the links to sub.domain.org/wiki/$1 it will take google and other search engines some time to figure out the new location and update links. For seo reasons and in order to not have a dip in traffic we need the links to stay the same. /wiki/ has to go.

Use these settings Host: johnny.heliohost.org Port: 1373 Protocol: SFTP Logon type: Normal Username: noodel Password: <same as cpanel>

It looks like Luigi123 may not have clicked the right button. Maybe he unblocked someone in the control panel next to you. You still had a block date of yesterday. Unblocked (for real this time).

The addon domain mishra.work should now show up under your addon domains page, and should start working within 24 hours.

You can't change the main domain of your Tommy account z0n3404 to 404zone.com because your Ricky account z0ne404 is already using the domain 404zone.com. Be sure to delete all but one of your accounts using http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete otherwise we will have no choice but to suspend all of your accounts for violations of our Terms of Service http://wiki.helionet.org/Terms which you agreed to each time you created an account.

Why not just add your new domain as an alias domain or an addon domain?

Opcache and apcu installed on Tommy php 7.2 https://krydos.heliohost.org/72/phpinfo.php

There you go http://krydos.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/modules36.py

Google nameservers are 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 or if you're lucky enough to have full ipv6 support (which my personal home isp does not provide) 2001:4860:4860::8888 and 2001:4860:4860::8844

It's interesting that your wordpress is using mysql functions which have been deprecated for years. Everyone should be using mysqli by now. Is your wordpress running the latest version?

Ah ok, glad you got it figured out.

It's likely http://tariq.heliohost.org/ which works for me too. If you can't get your browser cache to clear try loading the page on a different internet connection. Some cheap ISPs cache the data to save bandwidth and there is no way to clear your ISPs cache.

You don't have to donate. You can move yourself for free too http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account

What page gives that error? The most common reason for 500 errors on php pages is the wrong file permissions. It must be 644.

Does it work now?

Sure! There are two options to move to Tommy from Johnny. The free option you can do yourself and you just follow the instructions at http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account The other option is an admin can move your account for you, but it requires a donation. If you choose to go with this option just let us know your transaction id of the donation.

I've never seen a software that required composer. Composer just makes things easier if you have shell access. Just upload the source to the server. If you insist that you have to use composer you could just install it on your home computer and then upload the source that it creates. Let us know if you need help with any of this.

Wow, that is a really bloated wordpress install. It takes forever to load even though it's on our fastest server, and the load is low. It also takes an inordinate amount of memory. Do you have a lot of plugins installed perhaps? Anyways, after trying to view that page some idea: It might be a 500 error because the page is so slow that the php processes get killed to to execution time limit. It could also be a memory limit you're hitting. It could be a lot of other things too though. I'm not very familiar with wordpress but does it log these types of errors anywhere? I don't see an error_log like your other wordpress install.