Krydos

Explain yourself.

Do you know anything about an account named indozona? Upon closer inspection it looks like we have a forum lurker who stole your domain while it was unaccounted for. I have removed the domain from his account, and suspended him. I manually created your account for you on Stevie, and sent you an email to your contact address with the username and a temporary password. Let us know if you can log in, or if you need help with anything else.

Hmmm. Ok try this. server type =imap server hostname =stevie.heliohost.org user name =admin@ashleyhales.co.uk port =143 connection security =starttls authentication method=normal password server type =smtp server hostname =stevie.heliohost.org username =admin@ashleyhales.co.uk port =25 connection security =starttls authentication method=normal password

I don't see any account with the domain proaviator.com. What username did you pick?

Deleted.

Your account has been unsuspended. Be sure to fix it quickly before more spam gets sent.

You've been unblocked again.Can you connect now?

Your account was created less than 5 hours ago. New accounts can show the queued page for up to 24 hours. Can you connect to cPanel without a proxy at http://cpanel.craigary.net/ ?

Your site has been moved to an IP address that should be visible in China. You can find your new A record in the left information pane under the heading "shared IP address", or you can use ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org and the A record will be set automatically.

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Not yet.

I fixed the database error for you, but now you have a syntax error: http://miketten.tk/

The way a denial of service attack works is by overloading the server with a large number of connections preventing any legitimate traffic from being able to connect. Sometimes when regular users have a large number of connections, in your case 41, the server suspects you of trying to DoS it and blocks you.

Your site http://mkgamers.ml is visible now.

Can you connect now?

Your account was created about 4 hours ago. It's normal for sites to not be visible for up to 24 hours from account creation. Let us know if your site still isn't visible after 24 hours. Until then you can log into your cPanel at http://heliohost.org/ and start to get things set up.

Yes, the more times you try and fail the longer you get blocked for.

I have never used outlook 2013, but I recently set up thunderbird and it was kind of tricky which surprised me because my phone connects effortlessly. Here are the settings I used: server type =imap server hostname =stevie.heliohost.org user name =admin@ashleyhales.co.uk port =993 connection security =ssl/tls authentication method=normal password server type =smtp server hostname =stevie.heliohost.org username =admin@ashleyhales.co.uk port =465 connection security =ssl/tls authentication method=normal password I had to fiddle around with the settings quite a bit because some of that isn't listed in cPanel. Hopefully that helps.

Back up your account. http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/backup/index.html Use http://www.heliohost.org/home/support/scripts/delete to delete your account. Go to http://www.heliohost.org/home/create-stevie-account to sign up again with your new username. Restore your backup. Let us know if you have any questions.

Depending on how strong your password was I guess it's possible someone brute forced it and deleted it. I really don't have any other ideas. If you need help restoring your site from your latest backup just let us know.

Did anyone else have access to your account username and password?

Oh, I see now. Sorry, just like Tjoene I found the previous post that you made, but looking at it closer you just posted on the topic that someone else made. As has already been said there is no account with that username or domain in the system. Did you queue it for deletion perhaps?

How many accounts do you have?

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