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Try something like this <style> @media only screen and (min-device-width: 1365) { .wrapper { width: 1000px !important; } } </style>

I don't see that domain in the DNS cluster. Is it still giving that error? Perhaps you tried to add it too soon after deleting your other account. It can take some time to fully delete an account.

War files cannot have a space on our system. Perhaps replace it with an underscore?

Java is not enabled on that account. .war files can only be deployed on accounts that have java enabled. To request access to java please visit https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/java/index.live.php Keep in mind that the queue to receive java on Johnny is quite long. The queue to receive java on Tommy is only a couple hours.

People keep finding new and novel ways to break my deployment scripts. It's hard to automate something like that. Deployed. http://afarias.heliohost.org/BarcodeNetBar/

What is your username or main domain?

That's almost 3 hours. Of course mysql is going to close your connection if you leave it open that long.

You should now be able to connect to the postgresql database easotokr_KS_Pedidos from any IP address using the postgresql username easotokr_admin.

Hello India! Python 3.6 and Django is already installed on Tommy.

Merging threads. Have you tried my code? I can't tell from your log file if you're using port 25 or port 465 with ssl?

I would use Pear mail to send emails with smtp through yahoo's servers. The default php mail() command is pretty basic and fine for sending email from our servers, but to connect to an external smtp server with ssl you're going to need more. Go to https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/module_installers/search.html?searchterm=mail&lang=php-pear&searchtype=1 and install pear mail. Then use the line require_once("/home/bobspar1/php/Mail.php"); to load the pear mail into your script. Then you can use something like this to connect to yahoo <?php require_once("/home/bobspar1/php/Mail.php"); $from = "Bob Spar <diybookie@yahoo.com>"; $to = "Some User <whatever@example.com>"; $subject = "Hi!"; $body = "Hi,\n\nHow are you?"; $host = "ssl://smtp.mail.yahoo.com"; $port = "465"; $username = "diybookie@yahoo.com"; $password = "smtp_password"; $headers = array ('From' => $from, 'To' => $to, 'Subject' => $subject); $smtp = Mail::factory('smtp', array ('host' => $host, 'port' => $port, 'auth' => true, 'username' => $username, 'password' => $password)); $mail = $smtp->send($to, $headers, $body); if (PEAR::isError($mail)) { echo("<p>" . $mail->getMessage() . "</p>"); } else { echo("<p>Message successfully sent!</p>"); } I haven't tested the code above, but it should be close to what you could use. I tested the connection to smtp.mail.yahoo.com and it's not blocked.

Your account has been unarchived. You should not be able to log in to your account at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ Your domain should start working again in a few hours.

Well, technically it's possible. Anything is possible right? You would have to curl in to cpanel, and get a session token, and then use that session token to automate going to the mysql page and submitting a new database. It would be pretty complicated to do.

Yeah, it crashed. I've restarted it.

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

The postgresql database bobspar1_diybook has been dropped.

You got blocked because you tried to log in to FTP with the wrong password too many times. You have been unblocked.

Are you able to connect to Tommy through another internet connection or a proxy?

You've been unsuspended for about an hour and you're already 4th highest load, and 6th highest memory on Johnny. The way our high load suspensions work is CPU usage and memory usage is unlimited until the server starts to get overloaded. When you start to cause poor performance or downtime for the other users of your server the 1st cpu usage or 1st memory usage account will be automatically suspended to bring the overall server load to a more reasonable level. The leeway on Johnny is pretty high because we aren't as strict on the performance expectations on an experimental server. Just because you're #1 load doesn't mean you will for sure get suspended, but it definitely increases the chance. For instance the #1 memory usage account on Tommy over the last 11 hours is using 928% more memory than #2, but they are unlikely to get suspended because overall Tommy is at a very reasonable load level.

Just put your .do files in your servlet. Everything inside the servlet is processed by Tomcat. The extension .do isn't anything special. The struts framework uses that extension, but it could be anything like .whatever.

Unsuspended. Please feel free to check in with us regarding your load. Just make a post asking what your load is, and I'll check the logs. This is much preferable than getting suspended again.

What is your target .NET framework? I see you have an account on Johnny already. Johnny support up to .NET 3.5 automatically on all accounts that are created. Tommy support up to .NET 4.6 by request only. Anyone with a Tommy account can request ASP.NET access by posting on these forums.

The only way to reset your entire account is to delete it http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete and recreate it https://www.heliohost.org/signup/

Why not just install CentOS (or any linux distro) at home, and try to replicate your mediawiki install as accurately as possible? If you have any questions about how things are set up on Tommy I can help you out with that. I'm not going to install random stuff that isn't going to benefit a large number of people. There are over 1000 other accounts on Tommy of which maybe single digits would actually use tideways, and installing anything like that is just that much more cpu time used. So, it would actually decrease performance for 99% of people on Tommy.

If you're going for speed, and your software supports it, stick with 7.1. It beats 5.x by a ton, and edges out 7.0 by a little across the board too https://symfony.fi/entry/php-7-1-vs-7-0-benchmarks-symfony Correct me if I'm wrong, but tideways appears to be a paid service that starts at 39 euros per month, and requires being compiled from source. No one is going to pay 39 euros per month to test their php speed on a free host, and compiling things from source has a really high likelihood of breaking everything else on a production server like Tommy.