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Deployed http://ostudio.heliohost.org/ROOT/ I tried deploying it on ostudio.heliohost.org (without the /ROOT/) and it didn't work either.

Why not just use $_SERVER variables? http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.server.php That's where browwhatever is getting their data from most likely anyways.

Ah, here's the actual problem. You have two accounts which violates our Terms of Service http://wiki.helionet.org/Terms Please delete one or the other with http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete and then we will help you. Failure to delete one of the two accounts will result in all accounts being suspended.

Our change main domain script is still located on our classic site http://heliohost.org/classic , and we haven't yet written a new versions for our new site https://www.heliohost.org . Basically, our old change main domain script is dumb, and doesn't check for any possible errors before it tries to change the main domain. The most common error is the domain already existing as an addon or parked domain. If the domain already exists in the system the old change main domain script ignores the returned error message and our database shows your main domain as being changed, but cpanel does not.

www isn't a subdomain, but rather it should be set up as a cname pointed at your main domain, in this case netmate.cu.cc. You may need to contact cloudflare for support if www works on our nameservers, but doesn't on cloudflares.

That is correct. The file that was causing the load was /home/interimq/public_html/la2revive.ru/index.php You have three options that I'm willing to do for youTake your backup and find another hosting service.I can move your account to Johnny where causing downtime isn't as big of a deal.I can restrict the number of concurrent processes your account is allowed to use which will result in 500 errors instead of crashing Tommy for the thousands of other accounts that share your server.Let us know how you'd like to proceed.

The user cecacons has been granted access to remotely connect to the database cecacons_elektroschirmer from any IP. Yes. Yes. In the past we granted open access to all databases from all users from all IPs, but that is a rather insecure way to do things. We're now doing something more along the lines of https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/sql/managehost.html where you can grant access much more securely. Until we write a custom Heliohost only plugin for doing this yourself you'll just have to make requests for it.

Can you upload/import your 4MB .sql database now?

Does it work if you install phpmyadmin through softaculous? https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php?act=software&soft=279

Does it work if you install phpmyadmin through softaculous? https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php?act=software&soft=279

Why not just edit the data in the database?

Please post the following information: Your postgresql usernameYour postgresql database nameThe IP you want to connect from (or if you want access from all IPs)

How are you uploading the file? FTP?

Bruteforcing a password is illegal unless you are bruteforcing your own password, or you have permission from the account holder. The first step to take is checking the whois of the domain https://who.is/whois/ogtrk.net As you can see they have things locked down as tight as they can to prevent anyone from finding out who they are You can try calling that number or contacting them, but since the address is Panama I wouldn't bother with it too much. A lot of countries that aren't US, Canada, Australia, England, Germany, etc don't really care about illegal activity like this and would probably ignore you or stall indefinitely. Cloudflare is different. https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/cloudflare#/entity They operate out of San Francisco, California, USA so you're likely to get a much faster response from them. Fill out their abuse form https://www.cloudflare.com/abuse/ and then ogtrk.net will at least not be able to hide behind cloudflares nameservers anymore. Once they use their actual hosting companies nameservers contact that hosting company, and the company who owns the IP that they are using and work your way up the chain until you get a hold of someone who cares, and you can maybe get their IP nullrouted. Anyways, I'm going to unlock this thread if you have any follow up questions on how to accomplish your ends legally.

Please post the following information: Your cPanel username Your main domain The server that you are on

Is there a particular reason you can't use Django or python cgi?

I just tested https://www.heliohost.org/renew/ on a Tommy account that was inactive and it worked for me. Were you trying to renew your account in some other way?

Deployed http://ostudio.heliohost.org/portfolio/

# ./deploy_java wochnikm portfolio User wochnikm found. Unable to find file: portfolio.war Usage: deploy_java <username> <.war file>

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

Also, holy crap, you dug up a thread from 2011! I'll split that for you.

It really depends on what language you're using and what your database name is, etc. Here's an example though $dbconn = pg_connect("dbname=pcmq_db user=pcmq_user password=2secure4u"); $result = pg_query($dbconn, "select * from test_table"); $row = pg_fetch_all($result); echo $row['0']['data'];

Yeah, I've read about the railgun thing. Seems like a lot of work and a lot of stuff needs to be installed on the server for not that much improvement.

Cool, thanks for the information.

Thanks for the updates. In order to use "Always use HTTPS" do you have to have an SSL certificate installed on Heliohost's servers or can the connection between Heliohost to Cloudflare be http, and then the connection from Cloudflare to the visitor viewing the site uses https?