Krydos

Since you guys keep talking about it I got curious. Check out /home1/sahdes/public_html/wp-content/aa.php What that file means is anyone who wants to can send as many phishing scams or spam through your account they want to, bypassing all of your passwords and plugins that you installed. Overwriting your index.php definitely didn't fix everything. Like wolstech said it is best to wipe it all and start over fresh. Who knows what else is hiding in there. It took me about 30 seconds to find that file. If the hackers actually put some effort into it it would be much harder to find.

No problem.

The link doesn't work for you because you're using the paper_lantern theme and the link is for x3: http://johnny.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/java/index.live.php ^^ Try changing your theme to x3 first, and then click the link.

Please post the following information: Your cPanel usernameYour main domainThe server that you are on

$12 buys you 12 months.

Please clear your cache.

Glad to hear it.

Try this. Go to http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/passwd/index.html Make sure the "Synchronize MySQL Password" is checked. Change your password. Log out of cPanel. Log back into cPanel. Try opening phpmyadmin http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/cpsess9718135038/frontend/x3/sql/PhpMyAdmin.htmlLet us know if you're still having issues connecting to phpmyadmin. EDIT: Too slow.

http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/7459-heliohost-server-monitor-created-by-piotr-grd/?p=119492

For anyone who searches and finds this question, I'd like to elaborate that we only delete accounts when our servers get completely full and we need to make room for new accounts. Currently on Stevie we have inactive accounts that were last logged in to April 2015 so 1 year 4 months or about 500 days. It's not like our system deletes your account for forgetting to log in for a couple weeks or anything. We also have active accounts that have existed since 2007 (or maybe earlier if they deleted and recreated during a server move).

Here is the email I sent you yesterday:

Restored.

csmafut has been unsuspended.

It has always showed 0mb for all databases.

Johnny has been offline for some time due to a hardware failure http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/23862-in-the-meantime/ We have an admin at the datacenter right now working on getting him back online.

Well, since I was able to use the API on Stevie without any problems it leads me to believe that the issue isn't the server, but rather something about the way you're implementing the API on your site.

I tested out the google maps directions api on my account and it works fine for me http://krydos.heliohost.org/directions/

Would it be possible the route your ftp connection through a static IP proxy? If you're curious, in the last week you've connected to FTP from 66 different ip addresses.

For me it says "Please Enable correctly all API Google". Are you sure you have the right API keys and everything?

Can you post a link of a script that is slow or not working?

No problem. Let us know if you need help with anything else.

Are you aware that having more than one account is against our terms of service? Please review them now. http://wiki.helionet.org/Terms @admins, could you help him get it condensed into one account then I'll help him with cic.ir?

Please clear your cache.

Something was probably interfering with it.

No, a php header redirect is just one way you can do it. You can also use html, or .htaccess etc. The reason I suggested php header is because when you click your link it is looking for index.php anyways.