Krydos

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.

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

You would need a dedicated IP to host your site through SSL. They are only $12 and you can make the payment to admin@heliohost.org at paypal. The queued page means the server doesn't know which site to serve since we have no record of https://yoursite.heliohost.org:443/ but we do have a record of http://yoursite.heliohost.org:80/ which is why you don't see a queued page for that.

A lot of old unpatched operating systems can no longer access the newest SSL certificates. I suspect that is what is happening here. Doing an OS upgrade on a live production machine is just asking for trouble though. Your best bet at this point is to create your account on the new server that we're in the process of setting up. All of our new servers are going to be running the latest version of CentOS 7. The server you are on, Johnny, is running CentOS 5.11 still. If you'd like I can test your script on the new CentOS 7 server for you to verify that this is the issue.

Marking this solved since https://www.receipestation.com/ is working.

Yeah, the hackers made quite the mess of your account. The account kissos has been unsuspended. Let us know if you need any help restoring your backups.

Your account has been hacked. How recent is your last backup?

There you go http://friends-community.heliohost.org/bans/ it appears to be working now.

Scanning ports on 24.76.231.65 24.76.231.65 isn't responding on port 51990 (). Is your router forwarding requests on port 51990 to your game server computer?

Now it looks like you've changed your MySQL host from localhost or 127.0.0.1 to your IP. So change that back...

Your site http://friends-community.heliohost.org/bans/ is still trying to connect to the wrong IP. In the sourceban config change the 192.168.0.17 to 24.76.231.65 Also, your sourceban site is trying to connect to port 51990, and you opened 27015 in your router. Try making them both 51990 (since it's already open), and you'll probably have to set your game server up to listen on 51990 too.

Scanning ports on 24.76.231.65 24.76.231.65 isn't responding on port 27015 (). Scanning ports on 24.76.231.65 24.76.231.65 isn't responding on port 51990 (). The next question is do you have port 27015 (or any ports) open in your router to connect to the game server computer?

That's why I said your sourceban site will never connect no matter which port we open. Anything that starts with 192.168. is a private network address https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network#Private_IPv4_address_spaces and no one but other computers connected to your router will be able to connect to it through that address. You've posted from several different IPs so I can't tell you which you need. Let's make this a bit simpler for you. Please visit https://www.whatismyip.com/ from whichever computer is running your game server. That will show us which IP your sourceban site needs to connect to.