Krydos

Never even heard of KeyHelp before reading this post. I'll start suggesting that to people when they ask about free VPS control panels.

What domain do you want added? After you get the domain added you can use Plesk applications to install Wordpress on that domain. Once the domain is created you can upload your certificate through Plesk, or use Plesk to generate a free SSL certificate. We actually recommend using Plesk's free SSL certificate because Plesk will automatically renew it and you can just forget about it. With Cloudflare certificates you'll need to remember to upload them each time before they expire. Up to you though if you want to do the extra work. Flask, Django, and Python 3.10 haven't been installed yet on Johnny. We wanted to get free signups started as a Christmas gift to everyone so we rushed the new code and rushed setting Johnny up to get it available in time. We should get all of that set up in the next week or so. Wordpress, PHP, MySQL (MariaDB), etc are all available already though.

@Sun Dark has used Cloudron quite a bit if I recall correctly.

If you want install some or all of them and post a review on our forums for each one that you try, or possibly write a wiki article regarding VPS control panels you can have as many free rebuilds as you want.

Our first day of free signups and they all filled in 0.89 seconds. I don't think anyone expected them to fill so quickly. I was thinking maybe 30 seconds or a couple minutes at least. Honestly, the free account signup code was not very thoroughly tested prior to going live, but the good news is we didn't have any issues and it worked as expected. For anyone who is trying to get an account the best advice seems to be to just mash the Johnny tile over and over as midnight gets close. If there are no signups available it will just return you to the signup page, and you can click again. If you do get a signup it will reserve you a space on Johnny so you can take your time submitting your email address, username, password, domain, etc. Once the code is a little more tested we can increase the number of invites we offer each day. Good luck!

Merry Christmas! We decided it would be a good gift to everyone who has been waiting patiently for so long to start giving out free accounts again beginning at midnight UTC Christmas December 25th, which is about 13 hours from now. We aren't done transferring all of our existing users yet, but now that we have the Johnny server set up and running we will be able to increase the rate of invites we send out again. We got all of our donors on to Tommy, plus upgraded as many Ricky, and Johnny users to Tommy as would fit, but Tommy's uptime is starting to dip and the load is pretty high, so that means we can't fit any more accounts on there for now. We expect free signups to fill fairly quickly so if you check on December 25th and they're already full they will open again the next day at midnight UTC, and each day after. The signup page will give you an idea of how long free signups were open the previous day to help you plan ahead. The code for the signup page is fairly new so if you run into anything that seems like a bug let us know so we can fix it. We're still a long ways from fully functional, but HelioHost is coming back stronger than ever, and this is a huge step in the right direction. If you have any questions about anything feel free to ask.

There you go https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=swlabr.heliohost.us

Sometimes the Hestia updates break. I've seen it a few times where the main Hestia process refuses to restart for some reason, and the updates stop happening because they can't restart that process, but everything else continues running fine apart from that. A full reboot of the server might get the updates going again, but if the Hestia process refuses to start in addition to refusing to restart you might reboot the server and have even more problems. Just let us know and we can take a look at it if you need help. The other thing that you might be interested in is a free rebuild. It looks like you're running Ubuntu 20 still. Ubuntu 22 came out 8 months ago. We've had a lot of people run into problems trying to upgrade from 20 to 22 so what we recommend is backing everything up, and then we can wipe it and install Ubuntu 22 fresh, and you can restore your backups. After VPS have been running for over a year like yours they tend to get little bugs and problems start to accumulate.

Invite resent.

Remote access enabled.

Thanks for the donation. Your storage space has been increased to the maximum.

Like it says on your dashboard: The other thing I noticed is that you're violating our terms of service. As a reminder each person is allowed to have one account. Please let us know which account you'd like to keep, and I can delete the other account for you. Once that is done we can help you with the domains and forwarding.

Since your PayPal email address and your hosting email were different the $5 donation wasn't automatically linked to your existing cPanel account so you were sent a new account invite on October 11th. I linked the donation now and sent you a transfer invite so you can move your existing account over to Plesk. If you'd rather just delete the cPanel account and start over we can send a new account invite instead as well.

If you need help tracking down where the space is being used here is a basic breakdown: Backups 0 MB Emails .13 MB Files 662.43 MB Logs 5.61 MB PSQL 0 MB MySQL 274.87 MB Total 943.04 MB I have unsuspended your account. If you need a more detailed breakdown of any of the above categories let us know. If you're having trouble staying under the 1000 MB limit an additional 1000 MB can be purchased with a one-time payment of $5, up to a maximum of 5000 MB on our shared hosting. If you need more than 5000 MB our VPS plans can do up to 300 GB starting at only $6.50 per month.

Added. Since you're using Cloudflare make sure you create an A record pointed to 65.19.141.77 and if you want to support IPv6 you can create an AAAA record for 2001:470:1:1ee::2002

I was running a repair process which apparently messed up the Apache config file for some domains for a bit until Apache restarted. It was unexpected that the repair process would cause websites to go offline so we'll keep that in mind if we need to repair anything again in the future.

I was running a repair process which needs to be done occasionally to make sure there are no errors with the system, so new account creations were temporarily disabled until that finished. Your domain is working fine http://surfacesilhouette.helioho.st/ and your account is 100% functional for the last 5 hours now as advertised. During the entire signup process it states multiple times that our account creation is load balanced and may take a while in some situations. We make no guarantees that your account will be created within a certain number of minutes or anything. I think it's completely reasonable for account creation to take 1 hour 42 minutes and 34 seconds from the time of the donation, until you can login to Plesk considering I've only done this type of maintenance twice in the last 17 months since this server was originally set up. Is there anything wrong with your account?

Awesome.

Remote MySQL settings Host: 65.19.141.77 Port: 3306 From the computer that the MySQL connection is originating from you can try going to this URL http://portquiz.net:3306/ If that page times out it means your firewall, router, or ISP is blocking outbound port 3306.

This is a MySQL database so you can enable remote connections yourself through Plesk. You only need to have an admin do it for you if it's a PostgreSQL database. Added. It's not possible for users to create subdomains on their own yet either. Added. For the domains I see you're using Cloudflare so if you haven't already you'll need to create A records for each one with the value 65.19.141.77 and if you want to support IPv6 as well you can create AAAA records for 2001:470:1:1ee::2002. These types of config are intentionally locked, and we won't be handing over control ever on shared hosting. People do ridiculous things like request us to set the max upload size to 10 GB when their account can only even hold 1000 MB. Settings values like this wrong can cause serious load and downtime for other accounts on the server. If you need to be able to change them yourself you'll have to get a VPS where you have root control over everything and you're the only user on the server. If you want to request a value we can sanity check it and make the changes for you. We can make changes like this on a domain level so only one of your domains uses the new value, and the rest of the server continues using the default. Let us know if you have any other questions. You will be able to do this on your own eventually, but for now we can change it for you if you don't like the default. Let us know if you have any other questions.

The domain has been added.

A password reset link has been emailed to you. Let us know if you're still unable to login, or if you have any other issues.

Try again in a couple hours and let me know if it works now.

Alright, the wildcard subdomain is created and the webroot is the home/wildcard directory. The base felipeamorim.eu.org without a subdomain points to the home/felipeamorim.eu.org directory. You can create .htaccess redirects in those two directories to redirect everything to your other domain.

You could create a wildcard subdomain on felipeamorim.eu.org and use .htaccess rules to redirect to the other domain. In order to create a wildcard subdomain I'll have to delete the domain as an alias and add it as a regular domain. Let me know if you want me to do that.