Krydos

Yeah, it can be done. http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools#reverseDns|type=ipv4&&value=66.220.18.186

Why not just look at the log files on cloudflare's servers?

I.... don't understand. How about this? 14 lines of php/html <?php if (isset($_FILES['bmpimage'])) { move_uploaded_file($_FILES['bmpimage']['tmp_name'], "temp.bmp"); $image = new Imagick(); $image->readImage("temp.bmp"); $image->setImageFormat("jpg"); $image->writeImage("temp.jpeg"); echo "<img src='temp.jpeg'>"; } else { ?> <form action="convert.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <input type="file" name="bmpimage"> <input type="submit" value="Convert to Jpeg" name="submit"> </form> <?php } http://krydos.heliohost.org/70/convert.php

Deployed. http://brassatom.heliohost.org/SpringClient/

root@johnny [~]# ./deploy_java jayam SmartClubWeb User jayam found. Unable to find file: SmartClubWeb.war Usage: deploy_java <username> <.war file> Make sure you put your .war in /home/jayam/file.war like it explains in the wiki. Deployed. http://smartclub.heliohost.org/SmartClubWeb/

You can buy a wildcard ssl certificate to secure all of your subdomains with one certificate https://www.namecheap.com/security/ssl-certificates/comodo/positivessl-wildcard.aspx or you would need to get an ssl certificate for each subdomain.

That means an email sent from your account had an invalid address. Like you sent an email to bob@gmail.com and gmail is responding saying that account doesn't exist.

Your real problem is coppermine wants to use the convert executable instead of the php imagick. The way coppermine does this is by using the php exec() function Source: http://documentation.coppermine-gallery.net/en/upload_troubleshooting.htm Since this is shared hosting exec() cannot be enabled because it would allow malicious users to break the entire server. So, what you need to do is convert the .bmp files to anything else on your computer using photoshop, the gimp, ms paint, imagemagick, or whatever, and then upload them. Bmp files are terrible on the internet anyways. You can get the same quality picture with .png that takes up maybe an eighth the space. https://zoompf.com/blog/2012/04/unsuitable-image-formats-for-websites

The error that was encountered creating your hosting account was Did you mean to make it walterhost.heliohost.org or walterhost.com or walterhost.tk or what?

The confusion is probably coming from the fact that Tommy has 5 different versions of php installed that you can choose from. PHP 5.4 = https://krydos.heliohost.org/54/phpinfo.php has imagick PHP 5.5 = https://krydos.heliohost.org/55/phpinfo.php doesn't PHP 5.6 = https://krydos.heliohost.org/56/phpinfo.php doesn't PHP 7.0 = https://krydos.heliohost.org/70/phpinfo.php has imagick PHP 7.1 = https://krydos.heliohost.org/71/phpinfo.php doesn't Which version of php are you using? You can change it with https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/multiphp_manager/index.html ImageMagick 6.7.8-9 binary is located at /bin/convert

Go to https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/sql/index.htmlScroll down to add new user.Enter a username (eg: luigi123_sb2), password, confirm password, and click create user.Scroll down to add user to database.Select the luigi123_sb2, select the database luigi123_sourcebanssb_bans, and click add.Check the appropriate permissions required, and click make changes.

I guess you have two options: 1) Edit whatever configuration or code that is running at 158.69.57.87 so it closes its connections. 2) Create another mysql user that has access to luigi123_sourcebanssb_bans, and run one gameserver on luigi123_sb and the other on luigi123_sb2.

Those are just rules that allow remote connections. What I mean is there are four incoming connections from your IP that are persistently open.

It looks like you have 4 remote persistent mysql connections open just sleeping and doing nothing. Is it possible to not have persistent connections, but rather just connect when they need and then close the connection? One has been sleeping for 1688+ seconds without doing anything other than wasting Tommy's total available mysql connections.

Yep, there was a typo. That'll teach me to cut corners by not actually copy/pasting. I had your username right in one place, but had fluxtus in the other spot. Haha. Does it work now?

My guess is the second number is the free space available for databases. 428.74mb + 553.96mb = 982.7mb which is close to the quota of 1000mb

Does it work now?

Did you try resetting your password at https://www.heliohost.org/reset/ or at https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/resetpass?start=1 ?

The postgresql user fluctus_Flctus should now be able to access the database fluctus_myDb remotely from any IP. Let us know if you still can't connect or have any other issues.

Do you want access from any IP or more securely from just one IP?

Is this instead of your existing port 21715 to 158.69.57.87 or do you need both?

Glype, and other web proxies, are not illegal on our servers. In fact (without getting too political) the admins at Heliohost strongly encourage the use of proxies, and encryption, and vpns, and tor, and anything else you can use to keep your data transfers on the internet secure. These techniques also reduce the chances of someone (or some government) spying on your communications. The problem is glype and other proxies can cause a LOT of load sometimes, and the server will have no choice but to automatically suspend the account that is causing the abnormally high load in order to return full performance to the thousands of other accounts which share your server. But you can hack glype and other proxy scripts by editing the code to cut out automatically if the server load becomes to high. This should greatly reduce or completely alleviate the chances of your account getting a high load suspension. For glype you can edit index.php and browse.php and add this to the top: $load_array = explode(" ", file_get_contents("/proc/loadavg")); $load = $load_array[0]; if ($load > 10) { echo "ERROR: Load too high."; exit; } What this does is looks at the average load of the server over the past minute, and if it is greater than 10 the proxy will just show the error message instead of continuing to raise the server load. The server won't actually start suspending any accounts until you cause the load to exceed 15, but 10 is safer. It *IS* still possible to get suspended for high load even with these edits, because the browse.php script especially can run for quite a while and if the load gets too high while the script is already running you could still get suspended, but it should be a lot less likely. The size of the webpages you're browsing with your web proxy, and the speed of your internet connection is what your suspension chance depends on. By the way, if you do end of getting suspended anyways please don't panic. Just make a post at http://www.helionet.org/index/forum/81-suspended-and-queued-accounts/ or get in contact with us some other way and we'll be happy to help you get it sorted out.

Is it working now?

Can you link to a page that is throwing a 500 error?

Try this: Go to https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/sql/index.htmlScroll down to add new user.Enter a username (eg: kxk06010_user1), password, confirm password, and click create user.Repeat step 3 twice more to create kxk06010_user2, and kxk06010_user3, etc.Scroll down to add user to database.Select the kxk06010_user1, select the database kxk06010_autopartstore, and click add.Check the appropriate permissions required, and click make changes.Click go back.Repeat steps 5-8 to grant access to kxk06010_user2, and kxk06010_user3 as well.Check to see if all three of you can connect to the database at once after following the above procedure. Let us know if have any questions or issues.