Krydos

Check out my response on that thread: http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/28304-web-app-with-webpy-on-heliohost-johnny-server/?p=129738 No, flask on a server can only be installed on one version of Python at a time, and that version of python has to be specifically built to support flask.

You named your file a.htaccesswhen it's supposed to be starting with the period. No a: .htaccessThere is a space between a and .htaccess in my guide.

Over the last 8 hours your account was 4th highest load on your server. That's much better. Thanks.

Remote access enabled.

That's not possible because your site is full of themes with backdoors and all the random tools for illegal activity that was uploaded to your account. You may have your databases as they were likely unaffected. A link has been PM'd to you where you can download your three databases.

Since you picked the Johnny server downtime is more common than on our production servers. We provide Johnny for users who just want to experiment on their site and don't care too much about uptime or response time. Johnny is currently sitting at about 96% uptime for the last week. On the other end of the spectrum Tommy is sitting at 100% uptime. If you need better uptime than 96% I would recommend switching servers.

What kind of backups are you talking about then? Softaculous backups? Where are the backup files?

Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

Restarted.

Heliohost can deploy .war web apps that can contain .jar files. Heliohost can also execute .jsp scripts, and you can put .jar files in your WEB-INF/lib directory for the .jsp scripts to use.

That includes the databases. Your backup located at https://www.heliohost.org/backup/ would have contained the .sql files of your databases. I checked your backup and it was empty which means that there was nothing salvageable.

Unless some site that google already crawls links to your site google will never find it's way to your domain on its own. You can submit your site using https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/home You can submit your sitemap, and even see search analytics for what terms people search for that lead them to your site.

Remotely or locally?

It looks like there are 3 databases. Which one do you want or do you want all three?

You can now access that database from all IPs. The page to change/create postgresql users is https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/psql/index.html

The cpanel backup page is https://ricky.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/backup/index.html

Well, someone hacked your account. The index.php on your wordpress install has a backdoor, and they were using it for illegal activities. Would you like a copy of your database?

It's not a problem; it's a security feature. Remote postgresql is only enabled by request. You should now be able to connect to the potsgresql database shurlik_ursus remotely from the ip 91.237.114.10 using the postgresql username shurlik_admin. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

What do you use your account for?

In the last 3 hours and 30 minutes since you were unsuspended you've skyrocketed to the highest load account on Ricky once again even though all the other accounts had quite a bit of a head start. It says most of your load is coming from these two files: /home/besharin/public_html/besharing.id/index.php /home/besharin/public_html/besharing.id/wp-cron.php It looks like a wordpress install. Maybe disable some plugins or something? You could also take a look at https://torquemag.io/2015/08/ways-to-speed-up-wordpress-decrease-page-load-time/ Generally the longer your site takes to load the more load it's putting on the server.

I never got sqlite working with django when I was experimenting. I just switched it to mysql and it worked perfectly. If you want to have it work with the same mysql database at home when you're developing and on the server without changing the settings each time just set up a remote mysql connection and it all should work.

Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

Those values are because Tomcat is proxied through Apache.

Cool.

Deployed. http://vaninf.heliohost.org/2/