Krydos

What is the exact error?

The postgresql user akaboshi_admin can now connect remotely to the postgresql akaboshi_test from any IP.

Python 3.6.1 is installed on Ricky at /usr/bin/python3.6 Flask is installed. You should be able to follow this little tutorial http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/27822-how-do-i-use-flask-on-johnny/?p=128919 to get a flask webapp that looks like this https://krydos1.heliohost.org/flask/ Have fun, and let me know if you have any issues.

On June 2nd Johnny blocked for too many failed ftp logins. I have removed the block. Are you able to connect now? The most common reason for failed FTP logins is if you save your password in your FTP client and then change your password without updating the FTP client. A lot of clients will just try the wrong password over and over like that. Let us know if you need any other help.

It should be fixed now. If you're still seeing the inactive message be sure to clear your browser cache.

Yeah, apache has been kind of wonky the last 24 hours. Too many restarts probably with the new archived state.

Does this help? http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/27730-jsp-and-mysql-question/?p=126685

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

Ok, FINTECH-PROJECTS.war does exist. Fintech-Projects.war as you said before does not exist. Deployed. http://rajesha1.heliohost.org/FINTECH-PROJECTS/

# ./deploy_java rajesha1 Fintech-Projects User rajesha1 found. Unable to find file: Fintech-Projects.war Usage: deploy_java <username> <.war file> Make sure /home/rajesha1/Fintech-Projects.war exists.

I have no idea what 159.233.244.50 is. Tommy is 65.19.143.6. I wonder if the library has something blocking you?

Your page loads nice and quick for me. You can look at the server monitor and see there hasn't been any downtime at all. Over the last week Tommy has had 99.23% uptime. In the last month Tommy has had 99.82% uptime. That's pretty "good" for free. I ran a pingdom speed test on your site and it gave 450 ms which is faster than 97% of the websites on the internet. Does it work from another internet connection? I'm wondering if maybe you got blocked by the firewall.

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Well, then someone got access to your account and put phishing content on it. Either way you must create a new account if you would like to host a website with us. You might want to make sure you're using a strong password that you have used on no other sites. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Yes, it is more complicated because cpanel handles all of the php extensions. Opcache was already included in cpanel so all I had to do was enable it. Mongodb-php is a lot more complicated because it isn't included in cpanel, and if you install things that aren't in cpanel it can sometimes break cpanel.

Installing mongo is a lot more complicated than installing opcache. I'm looking into it though to see if it's possible. I have to make sure it's not going to break anything else.

I don't mind increasing the max_connections value for you if you really need it, but we should make sure that the code is solid first.

Opcache has been installed on PHP 5.6 on Ricky. https://krydos1.heliohost.org/56/phpinfo.php You're English is great. Don't worry about it. I see you're in southern Philippines; did that insurgency thing in Mindanao have any effect on you?

There are over 1000 accounts on your server. If each account had 4 open connections that would be over 4000 open connections at once. The reason the limit is so low is to prevent one person from hogging all the resources leaving no one else able to connect. The other thing you could do is benchmark your queries to see how long they're taking in milliseconds and rewrite/optimize your code to run faster.

Python 3.6.1 has been installed on Ricky at /usr/bin/python3.6 just like Tommy. pyTelegramBotAPI has been installed on python 3.6.1 on Ricky. Just make sure you don't violate the spam line in our terms of service: ToS: http://wiki.helionet.org/Terms

You would have to ask an admin or run another cron. Actually that is a common thing for people to do is leave the cronjob set up to run once or twice a day, and when the new cron fires the script looks for previous versions of itself and kills them prior to running the main loop. This is especially useful if there is a bug in the code that causes it to hang for some reason. The next cron will stop the broken script and start a new version. Here is how I would stop the script with a cron: killall -u denkorzh >/dev/null 2>&1

Ricky is a brand new server so no one has really requested much of anything on him yet. As we were discussing here http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/28237-no-flask-support-on-ricky/?p=129197 I'm planning on installing python v3.6 and flask on Ricky before long. Is there a particular version of python you're looking for?

Which version of php are you using? Would you be interested in having mongodb installed on the server instead of having to connect to a remote mongodb? It looks like it would be possible to install, and it shouldn't cause any problems.

Keep in mind that we do monitor for cpu load and memory usage. We allow unlimited usage of both until you begin to slow down the other sites on your server or cause downtime. When that starts to happen we look at the log files of who is using the most and suspend them first. Running a process continually like this has a tendency to put you on the top of the list. Another option that might cause less load is I can set up a remote cron for you. Basically what that means is you make a script that is visible through a browser like http://denkorzh.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/telegram.py that runs for a finite amount of time and then exits. Then I set it up so that script gets executed remotely as often as every 5 minutes. Let us know if you need any help with anything. Just set the cron to run sometime in the next five minutes or whatever, and then wait until it starts. Once it's going delete the cron job.

In the cron job field put something like: /usr/bin/python3.6 /home/denkorzh/path/to/script/telegram.py If you don't want to get emails containing the output of the script you can tack this to the end: /usr/bin/python3.6 /home/denkorzh/path/to/script/telegram.py >/dev/null 2>&1 That extra bit at the end redirects stdout and stderr to /dev/null which essentially means it gets deleted.