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Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingHelioWarWithDB

Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingHelioWarWithDB

Most FTP clients can change permissions on files. It sounds like this cloudnine's ftp client doesn't allow you to configure much though. What IP does cloudnine ftp client connect from? Have you asked cloudnine's support if you can set what permissions their client uploads with? You could just use cPanel file explorer, or an FTP client on your computer to edit the botched permissions after c9 uploads their files?

Please post the following information: Your cPanel username Your main domain The server that you are on

Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingHelioWarWithDB

The domain was working when I first checked it. If I had to guess: The user probably changed his main domain and hadn't waited 24 hours or more before posting about it being queued.

Please clear your cache.

Deployed. http://jackmyers.biz/HelloServlet

Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingHelioWarNoDB

It sounds like the user account you're using doesn't have permission to select on that database, but it does have insert permissions. You could try backing up, deleting, and recreating the database perhaps?

If you can't (or don't want to) change the nameservers to host a domain with us just use http://www.heliohost.org/home/support/scripts/domain to change your main domain, and then create an A record to point to the shared IP address that you can view in your cPanel. Let us know if you're having trouble figuring out the IP address of your account or getting your domain hosted.

Perhaps http://wiki.helionet.org/Java_Servlet#Edit_index.jsp_Source will help you?

Are there any particular features you're needing, or vulnerabilities you think might be exploited?

Dedicated IP granted. You may now install your SSL certificate http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/ssl/index.html Try reducing the number of simultaneous connections that you use and see if that helps your disconnect issue.

Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingWarFileOnHelioNEW2

Ok, I played around with your servlet a bit and I may have some ideas for you. If you go to http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingWarFileOnHelioNEW it displays the username and password boxes correctly, but when you click submit it goes to something like http://lani1234.heliohost.org/LoginServlet?username=admin&password=pass See how the TestingWarFileOnHelioNEW disappears? That's why it give you the 404. If we manually reenter the missing servlet name you get a useful error message at http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingWarFileOnHelioNEW/LoginServlet?username=admin&password=pass So, you have two errors to fix: 1. Make sure the servlet name doesn't disappear when switching between pages. 2. That "unsupported major.minor version 51.0" error means that you're compiling your classes for java 1.7 still when I already asked you to compile for 1.6 (50). Hopefully that helps you a bit. 1.8 = 52 1.7 = 51 1.6 = 50 1.5 = 49 1.4 = 48 1.3 = 47 1.2 = 46 1.1 = 45

Dedicated IP granted. You may now install your SSL certificate using http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/ssl/index.html

Are you asking about an error log? If so which one? As long as you're fairly specific I can post an excerpt of entries related to your application.

Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingWarFileOnHelioNEW

Believe it or not we did actually manage to get ligHTTPD running on Johnny a few years ago. It did require a lot of crazy custom configuration, but it integrated decently well with cPanel. At first it seemed to work really well, but with a small number of users and a small amount of traffic it would destabilize and either crash or need a reboot once every couple months which wasn't really a big deal. As the number of users increased and the amount of traffic that Johnny received continued increasing that length of time also kept decreasing. When I finally scrapped ligHTTPD and went back to a nice standard stable build (that needs a lot more memory) I was needing to reboot Johnny every other day or so. It caused a lot more downtime that it was worth. Obviously we're constantly tweaking things and adjusting settings trying to maximize uptime, but what we have now is the best we've been able to come up with so far. Thanks for the suggestion though.

No, as far as I know no one has had this problem before, and there are many working .war servlets on the server. The user with the username infopar has had a lot of issues with his applications too, but since he's Italian it seems like we may have had some communication issues both him understanding us and him explaining what it was he was doing to fix the issues he was having. I even asked him to try to help Heliohost as a whole http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/15488-problem-with-struts/page__view__findpost__p__91223 by posting what changes he made to get things working, but it seems he was only interested in getting his .war working not helping future users.

Ok, I filled out both of those forms. Keep in mind that only Heliohost staff members capable of suspending spam accounts should request a reset. If random users request a reset but aren't capable of fixing the spam problem first it can sometimes make the block last longer or future blocks could be permanent. Another thing that might help you is to create CPF records on your domain(s) if you don't already have them. Heliohost does not automatically create these antispam records for you, but you can set them up if you wish through cPanel. Let is know if you're having trouble figuring it out, or if you find any other email providers that have us blacklisted.

Deployed. http://lani1234.heliohost.org/TestingWarFileOnHelio

Ok, a PM (private message) on this forum system has been sent to you with further instructions. Once you and your friend have emailed in the extra information your accounts will be whitelisted in the multi-account detection systems.

Can you post the full error message including all headers from the email providers that have us blacklisted? You may censor out your email addresses if you wish.