Krydos

Here's the error that your account creation encountered WWWAcct 12.6.0 (c) 2017 cPanel, Inc....Sorry, the password may not contain the username for security reasons. I sent you a new invitation so you can try again.

See http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/26726-stevie-didnt-boot/ and http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/26860-stevie-progress/ and http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/26915-hard-drive-failed/ etc.

The username paladox1, and the domain simple-random-wikisaur.ml are now available to create a new account.

There is no account in the system with that username or email address.

Tommy invitations will be emailed to your paypal contact email address within 24 hours of the transaction. If it's been more than 24 hours and you haven't received your invitation please let us know so we can resend it.

Unfortunately there is no way to transfer money directly from Iran to the US because of sanctions. If you have a relative or friend that lives outside Iran that could make a donation on your behalf, and then have the invitation sent to you instead perhaps? Otherwise a limited number of Tommy invites open each day at midnight UTC if you're quick enough.

Does it work now?

Just last week we had 3-4 hours a day of open signups available. It's just really bad timing right now. Give us some time to get someone to California to work on Stevie and Charlie onsite and we'll be in much better shape. Thanks everyone for being understanding.

There you go http://giteshsshroti.heliohost.org/test.jsp

What is the remote ip address?

There you go http://giteshsshroti.heliohost.org/test.aspx

Since the hard drive is progressively getting worse and worse when it is running it makes sense that public_html might be saved, but mail cannot be several weeks later. Your public_html folder was undoubtedly backed up early in the event while it was still possible to recover most of the hard drive. As we've posted several times an automatic script was set up to backup the contents of /home/username/*, /home/username/public_html/* and all subdirectories within public_html, and mysql databases. The backup script did not backup the mail folder automatically. The script ran on the priority of most recent cpanel logins first, and worked its way backwards in time backing up inactive accounts with the lowest priority. We saved as much as we could. There will be no further backup attempts. Everything that it is possible to recover has already been recovered. Yes, basically.

Thanks for the great post. I'm sure there are others who are thinking the same as you. Storytime! When I created my first account in 2009 there was only one server: Stevie. I stayed up until 2am local time three nights in a row to get my account because Stevie signups filled so quickly. The first night I wasn't paying much attention and didn't check until about ten minutes after. The second night I set some alarms and mashed the F5 button and still didn't manage to get an account. The third night was the charm and I managed to get an account. At the time there was no option to donate to get an invite. Your only option was to stay up until the middle of the night. I had used a lot of free hosts, and over the next few days as I began to use my treasured Stevie account I realized that there was something special about Heliohost. It was like night and day between other free hosts and Heliohost. Based on those first impressions, and my interactions with the admins at the time when I had problems lead me to believe in the Heliohost concept. I saw that the admins were fairly overworked for being volunteers, and I started helping out on the forums. Just simple stuff like posting links for people who couldn't find them on their own, etc. After ~100 or so helpful posts the admins started to notice, and after some internal discussion decided to promote me and give me access to some tools so I could be even more helpful. Fast forward a bit, and I've basically gone from just a random user who found Heliohost out of the hundreds of other free hosts, to essentially running the whole thing. When I took over as root admin I inherited a Stevie with an abysmal ~65% uptime, and Johnny was even worse. Through seven or so years of experience with free hosting I've come to realize that you can have uptime or you can have unlimited signups. You can't have both on the same server. If you have unlimited signups the server gets overloaded and then everyone complains about how bad the uptime is. If you have 99.9%+ uptime then people start complaining about not being able to create an account. My solution: Have experimental servers with unlimited signups, and have stable servers with limited signups. Right now we're having some pretty serious hardware issues on our ancient 8 year old machines. That's why we're asking for donations for the first time in the 12 years that Heliohost has provided hosting for free. Stevie had a hard drive fail completely, and Johnny seems to be having some sort of hardware failure too. We need to repair our servers, and buy new hardware. That takes money. Tommy is an amazing server, but without multiple servers we can't have an experimental server with open signups like you want. If we can raise enough funds to make repairs Stevie and Tommy will be our stable servers with great uptime, and Johnny will be our experimental server with unlimited signups. There's a big difference in my opinion between an upsell and a donation. First of all there is nothing special about a donation account versus a free account on Tommy. There is no difference between a free Tommy account, a $1 donation Tommy account or a $100 donation Tommy account. Donations definitely aren't required to have an account on Tommy. We just wanted to express our gratitude for the donations we receive so we think it's fair to give a gift in exchange. A Tommy invitation link is that thank you gift. Anyone who donates any amount gets the same gift. A parallel to consider here is a free public radio or tv station. They broadcast their signal for free for anyone to listen or watch. We provide free hosting to anyone who signs up and uses it. The radio or television station takes money to continue operation. Our free hosting takes money to continue operation. If people don't donate to free public radio or public tv stations they go out of business. If we don't get enough donations we're going to go out of business too. When you make a donation to a public radio or tv station they may give you a thank you gift like a coffee mug or a shirt. When you make a donation to Heliohost we give you the gift of creating your account a little easier. If you can't make a donation, that's fine. Enjoy the free service, and hope that enough other people make enough donations to keep your service free. If you can make a donation please know how much we appreciate it, and also know how much all of the people who can't make donations appreciate it. Some of our users are under 18 and can't use paypal. Some of our users live in Iran and can't transfer money to us. We at Heliohost believe in free hosting for everyone. Everyone should be able to have their own website.

See http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/27233-manual-backup-results/ for results.

The manual Stevie backup has been executed and here are the results. Additional backed up information was retrieved on the following accounts: icgit files/mysql calebt /home/calebt/softaculous_backups/* xnyten files/mysql stamp /home/stamp/softaculous_backups/* tarock files/mysql hippo /home1/hippo/django & databases & pyenvs & pymodules ddatzert mail sharamke files infantex files/mysql No additional backed up information could be retrieved for the following accounts: iceitsup files (specifically /home/iceitsup/public_html/Dev if easier) antonio3 mysql wikinet mysql flradio mysql rutaj6 mysql foxsemp mysql mup mysql giraffe mysql pinteric /home/pinteric/mail/* mihail files/mysql mkgamers files/mysql parcela files/mysql gamegoof files/mysql elswob files/mysql adjutant /home/adjutant/tablecat.co.cc/* thomasho files/mysql syahdan files midokaed files/mysql zimmer files tomk files/mysql mariusm9 files vholtta files/mysql azuzard files gowenrf files/mysql sylwiak files/mysql peakwest files/mysql rsprog psql philip98 psql zephyre psql arty /home/arty/internalscr and postgresql pmo files/psql

Nope, registrations opened, and filled that quickly. So quickly in fact that Piotr's monitor didn't even catch it, but there are definitely new accounts that were created today. If you don't like how fast registrations fill up you could always make a donation of any amount and receive a Tommy invitation which you can use whenever is convenient for you.

@x01d, I sent a Tommy invitation to that email address so you can try creating your account again.

There you go http://wolfcube.heliohost.org/test.aspx

There you go http://cfphq.com/ @everyone who might read this, I always work on threads from oldest to newest, so bumping a thread means that you move it to the bottom of my todo list.

Yes, there was an error with the signup script yesterday that resulted in 500 errors or blank pages. You can see on the server monitor how Tommy invitations were open for several hours http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/archive/?2017-01-09 This is because no one could create an account. Then at about 0700 UTC the script was fixed, so if you tried to create an account during those 7 or so hours you would have gotten this error.

There is an active Tommy account with the email address associated with that paypal transaction id so I'm going to assume that this user doesn't need any further help. For anyone else who might read this, it can take up to 24 hours for paypal to send the donation to us and the invitation to get sent to you. For most people you should get your invitation within an hour, but I suspect it takes longer for users whose donation has to be converted from something like Rupees to United States Dollars for example.

The domain luan.heliohost.org is now available to create a new account.

There you go http://theroyalsdestiny.tk/

Invitation resent.

There you go http://betbit.eu/