Krydos

Did you tell us in advance that your coworker and you would be logging in from the same IP and the same browser? Arbitrary means "Determined by chance, whim, or impulse, and not by necessity, reason, or principle." You weren't arbitrarily suspended. You were suspended because our terms of service state that each person is allowed to have 1 account, and 2 accounts were logged in to from the same IP address and the same browser. 99.99% of the time that means 1 person has more than 1 account. There is a very good reason you were suspended.

DKIM, SPF, and DMARC have been set up for the domain shoppyflex.heliohost.us. Please send a test email to https://www.mail-tester.com/ and if the score is less than 10/10 post the link to the full report so we can help you fix any other issues that there may be.

Remote access enabled. host=65.19.141.67 port=5432 username=bpharoah_admin dbname=bpharoah_retrodb password=<set in Plesk>

I tested installing Laravel through Plesk on Tommy and it worked just fine for me. You must have corrupted your account somehow. I created a full backup which you can download if you need it from https://heliohost.org/backup/ You have 4 options: Reset your account to the default settings, which includes deleting all of your data, but this would fix Laravel. Install Laravel manually without Plesk's help. Switch to a VPS and use the Docker deployment of Laravel. https://heliohost.org/vps/ Use something other than Laravel on your existing, albeit broken, account. I recommend option 1, since it's likely that Laravel isn't the only thing broken on your account, but that requires a lot of effort from you to restore all of your websites from backups.

Try deleting everything in /home/ppblk.space/chat.ppblk.space/ and run the installer again.

I didn't forget anything, thestreetartlist never mentioned what port it was running on, so I just assumed it was some already open port. Anyways, outbound 27017 has been opened on Johnny. Does it work now?

The MongoDB module has been installed on Johnny's PHP 8.2 https://php82.krydos2.heliohost.org/ Let us know if it works.

The reason I ask is because I've been considering providing MongoDB hosting on our own servers so people don't have to use remote databases. It seems to be a pretty popular database system, but I haven't used it at all myself. I suspect it would be a fairly sought after feature if we were able to start supporting it. Installing it and maintaining it would definitely be a learning experience for me and I love learning new things, especially stuff related to hosting and computers in general. As far as getting logged out, if it happens in less than a minute or so it's probably because your IP address is changing. Plesk hates it when your IP changes and it logs you out, sometimes only after a few seconds. If you get logged out after 30 minutes or so, then that's just by Plesk's design. If you install PhpMyAdmin or Adminer in your httpdocs folder you can set the logout timer to whatever you want. For example, https://stackoverflow.com/a/64480479 https://stackoverflow.com/a/11858297

Your subscription has been canceled and you won't be charged again. If you don't mind my asking, why did you decide to stop using your VPS after only 2 hours and 44 minutes?

Just out of curiosity more than anything, what features of MongoDB do you need that PostgreSQL and MariaDB don't provide?

The firewalls on VPS are off by default when it is built. So it is only active if you enable it. Since you're running the database inside Docker instead of directly on the VPS you have to allow the remote connection twice. Once it get outside the Docker container, and then again to get outside the VPS. If you install PostgreSQL directly it's a little easier and you only have to allow it once instead of having two layers. This link should help you https://stackoverflow.com/a/37704532 If after reading this stackoverflow you still have questions, let us know.

SPF, DMARC, and DKIM have been set up for the domain conectaev.com. Try sending another test email and if the score is less than 10/10 post the link to the full report so we can help you fix any other errors that there may be.

I'm upgrading the renew script, so all of the above is because I haven't finished deploying all of the code yet. It should work better after it's fully tested.

$23 from the second donation has been refunded. Thanks for the donation.

KeyHelp has been installed for you. SSH into your VPS and run the command sudo cat /root/keyhelp_login_data_2024-02-20_22-41-08 And it will display the URL, username, and password that you can log in to the control panel with. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

I increased the max upload size to 100 MB. Does it work now?

Removed. If any of your files got lost in the process I created a full backup before I changed anything that you can download from https://heliohost.org/backup/ if you need it.

Hestia and KeyHelp are free, like I said.

Most people go with the free control panel Hestia. You can read about it at https://hestiacp.com/ Another popular free control panel is KeyHelp. You can read about it at https://www.keyweb.de/en/keyhelp/keyhelp/ We can also install Plesk on our VPS, but be aware that it increases the cost by $15.50 per month so your monthly cost would more than double from $15.00 per month now to $30.50 per month. I'm pretty sure none of the control panels I listed have any connection to mumble servers, so no.

I wonder if ppp089210002124.access.hol.gr is their ISP or university or work internet or someone in between hijacking the 3306 port? Maybe try using a different internet connection.

Try resetting the password at https://heliohost.org/reset/

Johnny and Tommy are still running CentOS 7 and that's the latest version of SQLite that the OS will ever support. Morty is running Alma 9 and has SQLite 3.34.1 currently, but that server hasn't been released yet. If you need a newer version of SQLite immediately you will need to get a VPS. MariaDB and PostgreSQL will likely have much better performance than SQLite anyways and are easier to use.

You can enable remote connections to MariaDB databases yourself through Plesk. When you create or edit the database there is the option at the bottom to allow only local connections, remote connections from certain IPs, or remote connections from all IPs.

The transaction ID doesn't come up with anything. I tried searching by your email address and didn't find anything either. I tried scrolling through looking for $25 donations and I didn't see anything recent either.

Done.