Krydos

Installing mongo is a lot more complicated than installing opcache. I'm looking into it though to see if it's possible. I have to make sure it's not going to break anything else.

I don't mind increasing the max_connections value for you if you really need it, but we should make sure that the code is solid first.

Opcache has been installed on PHP 5.6 on Ricky. https://krydos1.heliohost.org/56/phpinfo.php You're English is great. Don't worry about it. I see you're in southern Philippines; did that insurgency thing in Mindanao have any effect on you?

There are over 1000 accounts on your server. If each account had 4 open connections that would be over 4000 open connections at once. The reason the limit is so low is to prevent one person from hogging all the resources leaving no one else able to connect. The other thing you could do is benchmark your queries to see how long they're taking in milliseconds and rewrite/optimize your code to run faster.

Python 3.6.1 has been installed on Ricky at /usr/bin/python3.6 just like Tommy. pyTelegramBotAPI has been installed on python 3.6.1 on Ricky. Just make sure you don't violate the spam line in our terms of service: ToS: http://wiki.helionet.org/Terms

You would have to ask an admin or run another cron. Actually that is a common thing for people to do is leave the cronjob set up to run once or twice a day, and when the new cron fires the script looks for previous versions of itself and kills them prior to running the main loop. This is especially useful if there is a bug in the code that causes it to hang for some reason. The next cron will stop the broken script and start a new version. Here is how I would stop the script with a cron: killall -u denkorzh >/dev/null 2>&1

Ricky is a brand new server so no one has really requested much of anything on him yet. As we were discussing here http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/28237-no-flask-support-on-ricky/?p=129197 I'm planning on installing python v3.6 and flask on Ricky before long. Is there a particular version of python you're looking for?

Which version of php are you using? Would you be interested in having mongodb installed on the server instead of having to connect to a remote mongodb? It looks like it would be possible to install, and it shouldn't cause any problems.

Keep in mind that we do monitor for cpu load and memory usage. We allow unlimited usage of both until you begin to slow down the other sites on your server or cause downtime. When that starts to happen we look at the log files of who is using the most and suspend them first. Running a process continually like this has a tendency to put you on the top of the list. Another option that might cause less load is I can set up a remote cron for you. Basically what that means is you make a script that is visible through a browser like http://denkorzh.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/telegram.py that runs for a finite amount of time and then exits. Then I set it up so that script gets executed remotely as often as every 5 minutes. Let us know if you need any help with anything. Just set the cron to run sometime in the next five minutes or whatever, and then wait until it starts. Once it's going delete the cron job.

In the cron job field put something like: /usr/bin/python3.6 /home/denkorzh/path/to/script/telegram.py If you don't want to get emails containing the output of the script you can tack this to the end: /usr/bin/python3.6 /home/denkorzh/path/to/script/telegram.py >/dev/null 2>&1 That extra bit at the end redirects stdout and stderr to /dev/null which essentially means it gets deleted.

The main reason people get that error is because they don't close their mysql connections properly. In fact you've got an open mysql connection right now that's been open for almost 3 hours without sending a single byte of data! I closed it for you. Some of the websites that we host get 10s of thousands of views per day and don't see that error because their code is well written and each mysql connection is only open for a few milliseconds each time. Let us know if you need help figuring out the code to close your connections, and also let us know if you see that error again so we can close your open connections again for you.

Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

Yeah, they basically said there was too much information in the article. Anyone who wants to is free to try creating it again. There is no rule saying it can't be remade.

Alright.

I just wanted to mention that we're also in the process of testing some new server transfer scripts, but we beta test new stuff like this for our donors first. It wouldn't be fair for the other donors if I moved you without a donation though. Anyways, if you're interested here is the link https://www.heliohost.org/donate/ I intend to install flask/django on all of our servers eventually.

What is the path to the script? Are you sure you're using php 5.6? It works for me: <?php $output = file_get_contents('https://krydos1.heliohost.org/test.html'); echo $output; Working example: https://krydos.heliohost.org/fopen/

Ok, any preference on python version? Latest good for you?

Restarted.

Cool! Right now it's only available on Tommy though. Would you rather transfer your account to Tommy or would you rather stay on Ricky and I can install flask there too?

What version of php are you using? Currently on Tommy: 5.4 = on 5.5 = off 5.6 = on 7.0 = off 7.1 = off

Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

Well, helionet.org is this forum that you're posting on. Are you saying you're having trouble posting this message? As far as your web page that you got from us you picked the Johnny server which is our experimental server. It is intended for people who don't need good uptime, and don't mind their pages timing out due to high load sometimes. For people who want better uptime, and less page timeouts due to high load we have two stable servers to pick from: Tommy or Ricky. If you're interested in transferring your Johnny account to a stable production server here are the instructions to transfer for free: http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account Keep in mind that the free signups on Tommy server fills rather quickly. If you're interested in transferring to Tommy quicker, and with far less work we are offering our donors the opportunity to beta test our new server transfer script. If you go with this option your account will be transferred for you in a matter of hours even if Tommy is full for the day. https://www.heliohost.org/donate/ Let us know if you have any other questions.

Deployed. http://dhruvthakkar1996.heliohost.org/portfolio/

I need some people to test flask to make sure everything is working before we make a news post to announce we officially support it. Let us know if you'd like to help.

Merged the topics, and here's the instructions on how to switch servers. http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account We haven't made an official announcement, but we've been working on a simpler way to transfer servers that doesn't involve deleting your account and signing up again. As with all of our new beta features we allow our donors to test them out first though.