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Do you have any applications that would log in with the wrong saved password? Sometimes we see people save their password in their FTP client, then change theier password without updating the FTP client.
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What's up with that is you keep trying to log in with the wrong password. 38 failed guesses this time...
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Your domain is using outlook.com MX records. So if you receive an email from say gmail they check your MX records and send it where it needs to go. If Stevie sends you an email it checks the MX records second. First it checks to see if that domain is hosted on itself. If Stevie is hosting a domain it just skips the MX step and sends the email to itself to save time. Therefore if you use a contact email address that is hosted on the server that you're trying to regain access to it won't work. You won't get the email. It's essentially like locking your keys inside your car.
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The reason you can't get password reset emails is because you used an email address that is on your account. So, when it sends the email you can't access it since you can't log in.
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I fixed your database for you.
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[Solved] Domain Is Pointed To Ip But 404 Not Found Error
Krydos replied to profound's topic in Suspended and Queued Accounts
Your account was created less than 24 hours ago. It's normal for sites to show errors or the queued page for up to 24 hours after account creation while things get set up. -
I still don't think you understand. You stole domains. Stealing is illegal. Illegal activity violates our ToS. Violating our ToS usually results in never getting your account unsuspended. Sometimes we unsuspend if users are truthful about everything, apologetic for what they did, understanding of why we had to suspend their account, and promise to never violate our ToS again. To date, you've done none of these things. I'm a little confused why you think you're ever getting your data back. Right now I'm just trying to figure out how to return all the stolen domains to the people who rightfully own them.
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What all domains on your account are stolen? I'm assuming indozona.tk is yours since the domain matches your username. Are the rest of them stolen?
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http://www.heliohost.org/home/signup/217
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Are you saying someone else has access to your account and they stole the domain?
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Did you ask Jim (Proaviator) if you could borrow his domain? http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/24021-need-to-be-deleted-from-johnny/
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You opened 70 connections to the server simultaneously and it thought you were trying to DoS it. Wow, I thought Stevie was really out of date. We currently run Apache 2.2.16, PHP 5.3.8, and MySQL 5.6.21 on Stevie server. We're setting up a new server named Tommy that will have more up to date versions than Stevie though so you can transfer your account once Tommy goes live. Tommy is currently running Apache 2.4.23, PHP 5.6.23, and MySQL 5.6.30, but those values may change before he's released.
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# DOS 70 connections - Wed Aug 3 11:29:59 2016 Can you connect now?
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I'm waiting for you to answer my last question.
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No problem.
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Your password has been manually reset, tested, and emailed to your contact address. Let us know if you're still unable to connect.
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Try resetting your password once.
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Brute force protection blocked you If you get your password wrong don't continue guessing or you'll get locked out. Can you connect now?
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If you need special permissions to open a lot of FTP connections your IP can be whitelisted. For instance one user has a weather monitoring device that uploads via FTP the current conditions once every 5 minutes which is 288 connections per day. Just let us know what you're using all those FTP connections for.
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In order to test your phpmyadmin I changed your password. Your new password has been manually tested, and emailed to your contact email address.
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What that means is you opened 201 separate FTP connections in a single day. We usually only see that high of numbers when a bot is trying to brute force someone's FTP account. Can you connect now?
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Are you saying that you asked permission of the rightful owners of these domains if you could borrow them?
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You're not borrowing. You're stealing. Since you seem to be having trouble grasping that concept let me show you the definition of stealing. Did you ask any of the people who own these domains if you could borrow them?
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Why do you steal other people's domains?
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Try creating your Stevie account now. Let us know if you get any other errors.
