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$myhost = "localhost"; $myuser = "exploit_user"; $mypass = "whateveryourpasswordis"; $mydb = "exploit_db"; You create your database at https://ricky.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/sql/index.htmlYou create your database user, and password on that same page. You add permissions for that user to your database on that same page too.

Here's why you were blocked: # lfd: (cpanel) Failed cPanel login from x.x.x.x (AU/Australia/x-x-x-x.static.tpgi.com.au): 5 in the last 3600 secs - Fri May 26 04:57:52 2017 Make sure you're logging in with the right password. Sometimes people get the wrong password saved in their FTP client or something and it just keeps trying to log in with the wrong password over and over. Your block has been removed.

Deployed. http://sh4.heliohost.org/TestWeb/

You should now be able to remotely access the postgresql database rverah_captum with the postgresql user rverah_admin from any IP.

I made some changes to the deploy script. Now if your filename already starts with your username and an underscore it doesn't append another username and underscore to the front. So if your file is blog.war then it becomes xitix_blog.war. If your file is xitix_blog.war it stays xitix_blog.war. That should solve a lot of your path/session issues I believe. Deployed. http://xitix.heliohost.org/xitix_blog/

If you log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ and then click the top cpanel button you will log in with https. If you click the bottom cpanel button labeled "insecure" it will log you in with http. The reason we provide insecure logins is because our secure logins are on port 2083 which a lot of companies and schools block random ports like that. If the secure login doesn't work for you then you still have an option to log in on port 80 with the bottom button.

Upload your .war file to /home/jbbpatel/filename.war Then make a new post in http://www.helionet.org/index/forum/45-customer-service/ stating your username, server, and the name of the .war file. The instructions for having a .war file deployed is located at http://wiki.helionet.org/Java_Servlet#Upload_The_.war_File It looks like you picked the Johnny server which has a pretty long line to receive java. I have verified that you have correctly requested java on your Johnny account, and you can see your estimated install date at https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/java/index.live.php Keep in mind that the java install wait on the Tommy server is only a few hours so if you want to get java access as quickly as possible it's definitely faster to switch to the less crowded server.

It might have been an older version I was looking at. I just made a quick google search and that was the first number I saw, but looking at magento's own website on their latest version they do suggest setting the php memory to 2gb. Even if your server had 256gb of memory or whatever the ridiculous amount of time it would take to load and unload 2gb of memory data for each php process would be so slow. This magento thing is just too funny. I can't even take them seriously. I think the term "bloated" might be a ridiculous understatement in this case. On a less comical note, what exactly do you need magento for that cannot be done quicker and easier with literally any other piece of code? NSFW (I warned you...) I recommend anyone who is sick of Magento to read this http://alternativeto.net/software/magento/

I'm positive no one has ever done most of what you're doing so if you can explain what you've done so far to make things work it would be beneficial to anyone who has the same issues in the future and finds this thread by searching.

Deployed. http://xitix.heliohost.org/xitix_blog/

Too bloated to run anywhere tbh. @huabao do you have a lot of plugins or something? The magneto website says 256 MB which is a lot more reasonable.

Deployed. http://xitix.heliohost.org/xitix_blog/

Deployed. http://jaganra1.heliohost.org/WebApplication2/

Here is the error you're getting on home.cgi Can't locate XML/LibXSLT.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/local/lib64/perl5 /usr/local/share/perl5 /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/lib64/perl5 /usr/share/perl5 .) at home.cgi line 4. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at home.cgi line 4. You can get this error message yourself by going to https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/cron/index.html and creating a cron job with the code /usr/bin/perl /home/glario52/public_html/cgi-bin/home.cgi The output from that command will be emailed to your contact email address that you can specify on that same cpanel page. Be sure to note that you are only allowed to run 2 cron jobs per day.

Feel free to edit it yourself, or let us know what should be changed. It is wikipedia after all.

You may now access the postgresql database ilich_secultura using the user ilich_secultura_user from any IP address. Let us know if it still isn't working.

We had a guy make it onto the front page of reddit or something one time and we did our best to keep his site online, but it was a rough twelve hours. Our servers are pretty tough.

Our policy is to give users three chances. If it's obvious that the user isn't actually doing anything to reduce the load then we may not even give them three. If they really are trying to fix the problem we can sometimes give them more than three chances. You really probably don't have to worry about all of this by the way.

We offer unlimited cpu and unlimited memory for the most part. The way it works is as long as you're not causing anyone else's website to load slowly or go offline you're fine. Keep an eye on this image If that number goes over 20 and your account is causing the most load then you might get suspended. There are two types of high load suspensions: spike load, and sustained load. Sustained load is like if you have a blog that gets really popular and you're getting like a million hits per day. Spike load is stuff like web proxies such as glype or file transfer scripts like rapidleech. These scripts can cause load to spike really high when used even if it's only one person that is accessing it. I recommend checking in occasionally to see your load levels if you're curious. Just make a post and we can tell you how you compare to everyone else.

Merged all of your identical topics. Try this: Click the gear in the top right.Click internet options.Click the security tab.Highlight internet.Click custom level button.Scroll down to Scripting >> Active ScriptingClick Enable.Click ok.Click yes.(I haven't used internet explorer in years so these instructions may be slightly off.) What does https://krydos.heliohost.org/js.html say after you do that? Either that or just download chrome or something. https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/desktop/

What does this page say for you? https://krydos.heliohost.org/js.html

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