Krydos

http://jackiemattinson.com.br/ is actually your current main domain, and it's working fine. What do you mean you gave up?

When accounts go inactive java support is automatically removed to make room for active users. You can request java again at http://www.helionet.org/index/forum/74-java-requests/ if you wish.

I just sent an email from Stevie to a Gmail account and it arrived in the inbox within seconds. What do you mean by Gmail has banned Stevie? Can you post the full error message perhaps?

http://spedexpress.heliohost.org/ is working for me. I'm guessing that since your post was made shortly after your account was created that you just didn't wait long enough for your website to start working. Let us know if you're still having trouble viewing your site in a browser.

Is the database hosted on our server, and you're trying to connect to it from a remote location, or are you trying to connect to a remotely hosted database from a script hosted on our server?

Go to http://johnny.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/mail/pops.html and create chuck@chuck.heliohost.org

What page do you get a 500 error on?

It looks like http://hope4paradise.heliohost.org/ is working now. The reason it's been queued so long is because each time you changed your main domain it reset the queued process. We recommend keeping your <domain>.heliohost.org domain once it's working, and adding additional domains as addon or parked domains.

Johnny has three CPUs.

Did you change your main domain?

It's been 20 hours since your account was created. Accounts on Johnny takes at least 24 hours and up to 48 hours generally for the queued page to go away.

Your website itself only takes up 251 MB. For some reason you've put about 150 MB into the trash can without actually deleting any of it. Clearing that out would help you a lot. Also keep in mind that your 100 MB backup takes up space too until you delete it.

I renamed your index.html to index.old so you can see that your site works just fine. If you want the error message to come back just rename it back.

Please clear your cache.

Please clear your cache.

Clear your cache. http://jheelam.in/ is working.

The account y120 has been unsuspended.

I don't really understand what you're asking, but maybe this link https://kb.mediatemple.net/questions/242/How+do+I+redirect+my+site+using+a+.htaccess+file%3F will help you? If that's not what you want to do let us know with more detail what you're wanting to do and we can revisit your issue.

MySQL on Johnny is running fine, and your account http://teachereviews.heliohost.org/ is working fine. However, your site http://teachereviews.x10host.com/ appears to be suspended, but since that isn't hosted on our servers you'll have to talk to x10host or whoever about getting it unsuspended.

It has nothing to do with other users abusing the server. It has to do with YOU having too many errors. Read the error message: "dhcp-ccd-146-111-.net.uniroma.2.it is blocked because of many connection errors." If someone is causing a ton of errors and appears to be abusing the server then their IP is blocked. If there is someone other than you connecting to MySQL from this same IP and causing a lot of errors then maybe it's their fault too, but usually it's just yourself causing that error. Anyways, I have flushed your errors from the system. Let us know if it's still not working for you.

A more general answer that will work for other people who might search and find this thread is that cPanel displays the IP address of your account which you can use for A name records and stuff like this. After you log in http://heliohost.org/ there is an information panel on the left side of the screen that should list your Shared IP Address or Dedicated IP Address (if you purchased one.) But, yes the IP address that Ice IT Support listed is the most likely answer if your account is on Stevie.

http://smpn1tegalombo.sch.id/ works for me. Are you saying that a certain page on that domain always returns a 500?

http://loversarea.tk/ is working for me, and chrome doesn't say it's a phishing page either. Maybe you have some extra extension like an anti virus program?

Your account looks like it should be working. Try logging in http://heliohost.org/ once, and if that doesn't work try resetting your password http://johnny.heliohost.org:2082/ once, and if that doesn't work let us know and we can manually reset your password for you.

To restore your public_html from backup I recommend uploading the backup file in compressed form, and then extracting it on the server. You can also extract the backup on your local computer and upload all the files separately, but it will end up taking more time overall. If you created a full site backup you will need to extract just the public_html portion of the backup before you upload it. Let us know if you need any more specific instructions than this.