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Yes, the program requires internet connection. It downloads its information from our servers, it downloads its assignment from the pool, and then it uploads the statistics to our server so we can give credit to you. Without internet it won't do much of anything.

Sounds good. We'll give it a try.

Nope. How/why does your software earn 4 times as much? What all currencies can it mine for?

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Thanks for letting us know about your service. We were considering setting up a coinhive page for people who wish to mine for us without installing our software.

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No, I meant backups you created and downloaded prior to the crash. We always recommend taking frequent backups.

Yeah, I ran a script to process the logs, bandwidth, and statistics for your account. It fixed the display error.

Hey, thanks for replying. We've had quite a few people ask about linux already. We assumed statistically that since most people in the world run windows it would be best to release that first. We've already begun plans on releasing instructions on how to mine for linux. Keep an eye on our news posts on facebook, twitter, and our forums. We'll announce when we have the linux mining set up.

Hey, thanks for replying. We've had quite a few people ask about linux already. We assumed statistically that since most people in the world run windows it would be best to release that first. We've already begun plans on releasing instructions on how to mine for linux. Keep an eye on our news posts on facebook, twitter, and our forums. We'll announce when we have the linux mining set up.

We've had other people have issues with cookies and sessions. The solution for them was to name their .war file in a certain way. On our system we put your username and an underscore before each .war file before it is deployed. So if you deploy test.war it becomes raouday1_test.war. The reason we have to do this is because if one person deployed test.war, and then someone else tried to deploy the same filename it would get overwritten. This causes issues for some applications that rely on a hard coded name. The solution is to name your .war file with your username already before you upload it. If your .war already starts with your username it won't get added again and your cookies/sessions should work. Let us know if you need any other assistance or if the naming doesn't work.

It is safe in all ways. Wolstech wrote it so we know exactly what went into it. I'm not sure if it would work on windows xp. That operating system stopped receiving updates over three years ago on 2014-04-08 so most people have moved on to a newer OS. Wolstech might know for sure if it would work on such an old computer. He'll respond when he sees this thread. What it does is download a small initialization file with instructions on what to mine and where to send the data. It downloads assignments from a pool which then gives us cryptocurrency depending on how many hashes per second your computer performs basically. It doesn't collect any of your information other than the username you provide, and basic stats about how fast your computer can mine and how many minutes it's been mining for. Wolstech would know for sure the exact details of the registry. I believe it uses the registry to store a few variables is all. It can definitely be uninstalled. I have been running the software for over a month and I have uninstalled it many times for testing. I wouldn't let the program be released to the public until I was positive that the uninstaller removes all traces of the program. It doesn't even leave any empty directories behind like a lot of software. Yes, antivirus software and firewalls can block the program. It relies on being able to connect to the internet so if antivirus blocks it from downloading its assignment, or if it can't talk to the pool or to our servers it will not run as well. Thanks for the great questions, and we welcome any others you may have. Like I already said Wolstech (the software's author) will also respond to let you know further details.

Do something like this $conn = new mysqli("localhost", "user", "password123", "db"); $sql = "select things from stuff where id = '1'"; $result = $conn->query($sql); $row = $result->fetch_assoc(); $thread = $conn->thread_id; $conn->kill($thread); $conn->close(); Open then execute the query then close it immediately. No other code in between. Obviously don't do things like execute mysql queries inside loops, etc. Just write good code basically.

You're the third person already to ask about linux. I'm making a list and we'll be posting instructions on how to mine on linux soon. We wanted to release the windows version first because statistically most people use windows. Great question though. Keep an eye on our news posts on facebook, twitter, and our forums for more information about the upcoming linux mining.

1. We've had a couple people ask about linux already. We're huge fans of linux as well, and all of our servers run linux, but we figured statistically more people use windows so we'll write our software for that first. Keep an eye on our news posts on facebook, twitter, and our forum. I intend to post instructions on how to mine with linux soon. 2. We do have plans on how to make phones be able to mine too, but since most phones have far slower processors than computers they wouldn't be as productive. It's possible to write a webpage that will mine for us and all you'd have to do is open that webpage on all of your phones and various devices and you wouldn't even need to install any software at all. For a PC it'll be more productive to use our software than the webpage though. We'll let you know via news once we have the webpage up and functional too. 3. We're a huge proponent of privacy too. The internet is getting ridiculous with giant corporations and countries spying on everyone and everything. In order to combat that we do our best to encourage everyone to use encryption whenever possible, vpns, proxies, tor, and whatever other tools you can use to avoid losing your privacy. That said, we wrote this software ourselves. We know everything that went in to it, and I can assure you with 100% certainty that we are not going to be reading your files. We have no interest in your files, and we have no interest in selling your files to anyone. We don't even sell the email addresses that our users give us like most companies do. Your information is safe. All we're asking is to spare some of your idle cpu power to help us stay in business. We think this is a pretty innovative way to fundraise. Thanks for being a huge fan. It's users like you that keep HelioHost going. Great questions by the way. Let us know if you have any others.

That sounds like you were using innodb tables. I searched and it looks like prestashop 1.4 and above use innodb by default. What innodb means is that it can't be recovered after a server crashes. Myisam (our default) can be recovered after a crash. That's part of the reason we recommend it to everyone, and that's why if you create a database without specifying you end up with myisam. You'll need to use your next newest backup to restore and you'll lose whatever difference there was between when you took the backup and when the crash occured.

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Your php files are permissions 664. They need to be 644. Your directories are permissions 775. They need to be 755. You can change permissions in SFTP or through cpanel file manager. Let us know if you need more help.

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No problem. Since you have a nice paid domain .com I would also like to suggest that you consider moving to one of your production servers. Tommy is much faster and has much higher uptime for when you start getting a lot of visitors to your domain. Let us know if you need help moving your account.

It can take up to 12 hours for Johnny domains to start working. In the meantime you will probably see that 404 error or a queued page.