Krydos

Have you tried recently? I found a bug in the password code and fixed it not too long ago.

What does the error_log say?

http://rvaldes.heliohost.org/Login_Lab

Click the link in the email and create your account. You should be able to use the education.heliohost.org domain again, but if you want to have the username wal we'll have to rename your forum account temporarily. Once your account is created you have two options. 1) Upload your archive, and extract it on the server, or 2) Extract your archive on your home computer and upload the files individually. Your backup should -- as long as your section of the hard drive wasn't too corrupted -- contain the contents of your public_html directory, and some .sql files containing your databases. Upload the public_html files and directories into your new public_html folder that was created on your new account. For the databases if you have any create the database with the same name through cpanel, and then you can import the .sql file through phpmyadmin. Let us know if you need any of these steps explained more in depth.

The only way to change your hosting username is to delete your account and create a new one. Are you sure the username matters that much? The reason you couldn't use nuk for your username is because your forum account already exists with that username.

http://rvaldes.heliohost.org/app/

Did you add #!/usr/bin/perl use cPanelUserConfig; or #!/usr/bin/perlml to the beginning of your code?

Oh, you're right. At some point they removed MX entries from advanced dns editor I guess.

LMGTFY. Searching for "drag and drop cms" I found https://www.impresspages.org/ http://www.inlinecms.com/ https://sitecake.com/ https://microweber.com/features https://respondcms.com/ etc. I've never used any of them personally, but maybe someone on these forums has.

In the last 6 days you've sent 12 emails from your account.

https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/zoneedit/advanced.html

Yeah, like wolstech already said the donation was $0.00 after paypal fees, and it has already been refunded to you. We give out invitations for donations to Heliohost not donations to paypal, sorry. It doesn't do us any good if the amount is too small for any of it to reach us.

The reason I choose javascript is because the user can see that his username is in all lowercase as they type it. The php code also then uses strtolower() to convert if the javascript doesn't do it's job. I guess the problem is if a capital letter slips through both of those lines of defense the next php code just discards everything that isn't [a-z0-9] including accented characters and capital letters, and various letters in languages other than English. This is required because people could examine the source, and create a custom form post to the next page with whatever gibberish in the fields that they want. I suppose I could change it to strtolower([a-zA-Z0-9]) but that seemed redundant when I was writing it, but we've had several people lose characters on their username now.

@roavia1, which browser did you use to create your account if you don't mind my asking? There is javascript on the username page that should convert capital letters to lowercase automatically, but if it isn't working properly or deleting letters it would be good to get it fixed. Invite sent to the gmail address.

Here's why http://bybyron.net/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=smtp.yandex.com&rec=A I whitelisted the result of typing 'ping -c 1 smtp.yandex.com' but since there are five A records that means your script will work about 20% of the time. Now that all 5 IPs are whitelisted it should work 100% of the time.

Your link says connection established now.

In case you're interested, the reason why our emails weren't ending up in your inbox has been discovered and fixed. See http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/27500-gmxcom-email/

It probably has something to do with SNI and the fact that all of the domains are hosted on the same IP. If you got a dedicated IP it wouldn't happen. Heliohost.org and Helionet.org are hosted on the same IP too, and there were certain https URLs that would show the wrong site. It seemed fairly random to me, but I didn't put a lot of effort into figuring out the pattern. My guess is that it has to do with the order of the VirtualHosts in the httpd.conf.

Just let me know the frequency and the url of the script. This was the plan. It was just an idea I've been kicking around with a fairly low priority since there were so many free options that do the same thing.

Does it work now?

I'm not sure exactly what you're describing or asking, but based on your align= and <center> examples I would recommend you check out CSS. It stands for Cascading Style Sheets, and it is the new way to make html look the way you want. Here's a link to get you started http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_css.asp You can do way more with CSS than you ever could with the old style of html tags, and ridiculous nested tables and whatnot.

Try this http://wiki.helionet.org/Installing_an_SSL_Certificate_with_ZeroSSL It's free to have https on your site.

Resent to the gmail address.

https://giteshsshroti.tk/test.jsp http://new.giteshsshroti.tk/test.jsp

We had another person with a gmx address that said he wasn't getting any of our emails either. I would contact gmx support and ask them why they aren't at least being delivered to your spam box. In the meantime is there another email address you would like to have your invitation sent to?