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Set your nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org

@fdfrs97, since this topic has already been solved, and your issue is completely different I split your topic off for you here http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/27836-cloudflare-queued/

What didn't work about it?

That domain is already associated with the account fawdhawi.

There was a problem with your account creation involving the corruption of some configuration files. I have cleared out the broken account and you should be able to recreate it now. Both Tommy and Johnny support SNI so you can use https on a shared IP. Not all browsers/operating systems support SNI though so you would need a dedicated IP to have 100% SSL coverage. If you wish to separate your account from the rest of the domains on your server you may purchase a dedicated IP for $12 for a year. Just send the money to admin@heliohost.org on paypal and let us know the transaction ID and your account username. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Put your .aspx file(s) in /home/username/public_html/home.aspx for example. If you're on Johnny every account comes with ASP.net from creation. On Tommy you have to request ASP.net access.

The way to get a fast version of phpmyadmin is to go to softaculous https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php and install phpmyadmin on your account. Then use the installed version instead of the cpanel one. Let us know if you need help with this process.

The domains iloveheavymetal.tk and designzs.tk are now available to add to your new account.

Deployed. http://hkaldane.heliohost.org/Website/

Marking solved since that domain is working. The reason it showed queued is because he had only waited 5 hours after account creation to post this thread. On Johnny it can take up to 24 hours for the queued page to go away. Tommy offers instant domain activations.

Tommy's port 587 in and port 587 out are both open.

Why would people want to ddos your site? Does it contain stolen data or some sort of offensive material?

Looks like that account was suspended for causing high load. That's probably why you were getting 500 errors too. Why not download your torrents and stuff directly to your computer instead of to our server?

Deployed http://brassatom.heliohost.org/brass-db-one-4.2/

Here you go http://precisiontrademarks.com/ For your troubles (since some jerk tried to steal your domain) I have created an account on Tommy for you even though the signups are full for today. This would normally require a donation of $1.00 USD or more, but I just overrode the system for you. Your username is asanta13 as before, and your initial password has been PM'd to you on these forums, but you will need to change it the first time you log in. Let us know if you need help restoring your backup.

Marking this solved since you switched back to cloudflare nameservers again.

Sometimes ISPs cache pages, and nothing but time will fix that. It might be what happened here.

We use Let's Encrypt certificates on our servers so they need to be refreshed every 90 days (or less.) I get error messages like that too the first time my mail client connects after a renew. Just accept the new certificate and it'll work for a few months.

The www cname is supposed to be "netmate.cu.cc."

This is most likely the problem: www 14400 IN CNAME www.netmate.cu.cc.cdn.cloudflare.net. When you go to http://www.netmate.cu.cc.cdn.cloudflare.net/ you get a 500 error which explains why you get a 500 error when you go to http://www.netmate.cu.cc/

Try installing phpmyadmin with softaculous https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php to see if that performs any better.

Ok, I'll take a look at it when you change it http://bybyron.net/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=netmate.cu.cc&rec=NS

Does it work when your nameservers are set to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org?

I read about your browscap and most people agree it's a horrible bloated slow monstrosity, and at 56mb I'm going to have to agree. There is no way I'm going to add 56mb of .ini to Johnny's existing 37k php.ini. This doesn't just affect your account, but rather all of the thousands of accounts on Johnny that use php. I can't even imagine how much memory that would use. This guy http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12067641/get-browser-slowing-down-page-load-any-alternative reports that calling ONE browscap function results in at least 5 seconds of additional runtime on a single php script. That's pretty ridiculous.

For future reference: I increased Johnny's upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini to 8M