Krydos

Your computer, if you're running windows, might have the IP of your old host still cached. Open a command prompt and type ipconfig /flushdns

There you go http://projvis.heliohost.org/

Remote access enabled.

Also, you might be interested to know that logging in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ will prevent you from getting blocked.

Another really common one is php files need to have 644 permissions.

We have a quicker way to transfer available via some new relatively untested scripts. As all of our new features we allow our donors to beta test them first, but it isn't currently available to non-donors. Just post your transaction ID and we can get it entered into the system so it will get transferred as quickly as possible. If you don't want to or can't donate the only option at this time is http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account

Flask is only available on Tommy. Ruby on Rails and Flask/Django don't play well together so we have to choose one or the other basically. We choose RoR on Johnny and Flask/Django on Tommy. If you need RoR you have to pick Johnny, and if you need Flask you have to pick Tommy. Python 3.6 and cgi are available on both servers. Once we get Ricky online in the next month or so we will have Flask/Django on that server as well. http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account

It looks like you were suspended on July 21st. During that day your account attempted to send 111 emails. Many of which occurred after you were suspended so they wouldn't have gone through. Looking at these timestamps it looks like your router went nuts. You have one at 12:39:39 and then mere seconds later at 12:39:57, then 12:41:48, 12:45:58, 12:51:14, 12:55:46, 12:56:10, etc etc. If you're going to be sending an email every 20 seconds to 6 minutes like that you're going to exceed your limit and get suspended fairly quickly. All of those emails I just listed had the subject "NETGEAR ROUTER LOG..." Everything matches your explanation. Your account has been whitelisted to send 200 emails per day. Sorry for any inconvenience.

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@shine911, what does that script do?

There you go http://orlando.heliohost.org/

Remote access enabled.

I need 5 pieces of information. I've got 3 so far. ServercPanel usernamePostgresql database namePostgresql usernameIp that you want to be able to access remotely (or all IPs)

Deployed. http://stockdiv.heliohost.org/MyHelioServlet/

Just log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ and click the "insecure login" at the bottom of the tools page. We highly recommend connecting with the secure encrypted connection though. The insecure option is only there for those who absolutely can't use encryption. Thanks for pointing out that old wiki. I've updated the information there.

You could also just buy a VPS and run your own mysql server, or maybe have a computer at home that runs constantly with mysql on it too. Really the only way you're going to get 150 simultaneous persistent connections is if you run the mysql server yourself.

It looks like your load is coming from /home/shine911/public_html/cron/cron.php

There are 2 steps to hosting a domain. 1) Set the nameservers which it sounds like you've done, and 2) Add the domain to cpanel, which it sounds like you haven't done. If you want the .tk domain to show the same as your .heliohost.org domain then use the alias button in cpanel, and if you want the .tk domain to be something separate from your main domain use the addon button. Depending on whether you use alias or addon it means both or either.

Deployed. http://escrit.heliohost.org/escrit_plataforma/

Convince the author to rewrite his software.Rewrite the software yourself.Switch to better written software that does the same thing.Write your own software that does the same thing.Host the mysql database somewhere where you can have 150 persistent connections.

There you go https://javier.heliohost.org/ http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account

Account creation is load balanced so when the load is high accounts are created slower to prevent the load from going even higher. The higher the load the slower the response time and high enough load can even cause downtime for the existing websites. It's not worth creating an account in 30 seconds if it means that all of the other thousands of websites hosted on the same server are going to go down because of it. You can check the load of the Johnny server that you picked with this image . Once that value is back below 10 or so accounts should be created more or less instantly. Your account is now created and active. You should now be able to log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ and your domain should start working within 24 hours.

It's not a problem. Remote postgresql access is disabled by default for security. Not everyone needs or wants to access their postgresql databases remotely. Remote access enabled.

Unblocked. Try to use the correct cpanel password.

If you're interested in having SSL on your site we strongly recommend transferring to Tommy. On Tommy all domains come with SSL automatically installed, and when the certificate gets close to expiring it automatically updates it for you. Johnny has these types of errors frequently because it is an experimental server, and has high load frequently. When the load is high it can cause long running processes like SSL installation to error out.