Krydos

You'll have to talk to the Yandex people then.

Does it work now?

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The reason you're getting a 500 error is because of the public_html/.htaccess file. Try renaming that file to something else, and you should get the 404 as expected.

The database vipansh_wordpress should now be visible to your root mysql account. You may need to delete, recreate, and reassign permissions to any database users that should have access to the affected database. If phpmyadmin doesn't log in properly or you don't see the database there change your account password and this should sync up the mysql/cpanel passwords. Let us know if you're still having any issues accessing your data.

I sent the password reset email to the address that you created your account with. I also have u...n@live.com on record for that account. Would you like me to send a new reset to that address? Also, you could try the cPanel password reset to regain access to your account if you're unable to receive emails from me. I don't know what causes it as it has never happened to any of my accounts. I do know that it happens to people from time to time, and the fix is simply changing the password which users can easily do themselves.

I manually changed your account password, and emailed the new password to your contact email address. Once I changed the password your phpmyadmin started working as I expected it would. That's why I suggested you try changing your password.

A post will be made on this thread, and an announcement will be made on twitter/facebook/helionet news when/if we install PostGIS or upgrade PostgreSQL. Installing PostGIS will require recompiling all of PostgreSQL and possibly breaking cPanel integration so it's not a trivial matter to accomplish.

.mdb files are microsoft access database, so you'd have to host the database on a windows server, and then use a remote connection from your asp.net hosted with us to connect to it. If you use mysql, postgresql, or sqlite as your database instead of microsoft access then you wouldn't be required to use windows.

I've added this to our todo list on Johnny.

Dedicated IP granted. You can add an unlimited number of subdomains, parked domains, and addon domains. Let us know if you need help.

Anytime your account gets hacked or used without your authorization the first thing you should do is change all the passwords. Your account has been unsuspended. Please go to http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/passwd/index.html and change your password immediately.

Did you change all of your passwords?

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

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

It looks like most of your load was coming from /GuestBook/index.php which appears to already be deleted. My guess is that bots found the guestbook and were making tons of spam posts. Let us know if you need further assistance.

@wolstech, I have absolutely no idea. @ominitric, log in to your account and delete cybermilitary.cf. Then go to http://www.heliohost.org/home/support/scripts/domain to change your main domain. If you try to change your main domain to something that is already configured on your account it will fail. That's why you have to delete it first. Let us know if you need more help.

I edited your .sql file and removed everything except for creating the structure of mybo_strikes, and then adding the data to that table. Then I ran the command mysql dl5ark__blitzortung < dl5ark__blitzortung.mybo_strikes.sql You can look at the contents of the .sql file in your home directory, and the command I ran is just a command line import.

Is it working now?

Ok, I've got two choices for you: Upload your latest dl5ark_blitzortung.sql file to /home/dl5ark/ and I'll manually edit it and import it for you. I can restore the table from an old 2014-07-22 backup that is still on the server. Let us know which option you would like to proceed with.

Try changing 'localhost' to '127.0.0.1'

You might need to restore that table from your latest backup then if the repair function won't fix it.

A few sites got too popular for their own good.

Go to http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/sql/index.html and under the Modify Databases header select your database and click "Repair DB". Let us know if you need further assistance.

The user that was causing issues for Stevie MySQL has been suspended.