Krydos

%CPU 15.0 /usr/bin/php /home1/gaddons/public_html/forum/posting.php

Select custom DNS and type ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org. Then cPanel will handle the A records and MX records automatically.

Each account can have 1 or 0 .heliohost.org domains. If you would like additional free domains I would recommend registering a .tk at http://dot.tk/

Deployed. http://infopar.heliohost.org/infopar_catechesi/

Your question is very difficult for me to understand, but are you asking if you can have two different .heliohost.org domains? One like domain1.heliohost.org and another domain2.heliohost.org?

I don't really understand what the problem is, because you even include in your own post how to fix it? cPanel isn't actually something that Heliohost wrote, we just bought a license for it and run it on our servers. If it was a huge critical error that only affected Heliohost and the cPanel developers showed no signs of ever fixing it then it would be worth it for me to get into the source code and make some modifications, but this is just a tiny cosmetic flaw that results in a popup box if you do a really unique series of actions. It might even be fixed already in a newer version of cPanel that we haven't upgraded to yet. I don't think it really matters either way. If the error prevented some critical action from taking place like you would never be able to create a new directory through File Manager or FTP ever again then it would be worth the effort to fix it. Maybe I just don't understand your post enough to recognize why this is such a life threatening error for you. Anyways, if it makes you feel better I was able to recreate the same popup box as you describe by following the exact steps that you listed and not any other way. No amount of recreating your account will fix something that affects the whole server.

Your account was resuspended for failure to take care of the malware problem during your allotted 24 hour period. The offending files have been deleted, and your account has been manually unsuspended. If you still see the suspended page then you should try clearing your browsers cache. Since you obviously have no idea what is going on, I'll explain it in really simple terms for you. If you don't secure your website hackers can upload malicious files like the one that was detected by our virus scanner. We suspended your account to let you know about the problem. You asked for an unsuspension, we told you what the problem was, but you didn't fix it. What a c99 shell does is allow hackers to upload whatever they want or change your files. It might not have anything to do with passwords if you upload this malicious script for the hacker in the form of a free theme or plugin. If you don't secure your website or if you keep uploading these types of files yourself your account will continue to be suspended for malware or defaced by the owners of the malware. I get the feeling that you're trying to imply that Heliohost is insecure, but that's incorrect. Our servers are quite secure, but it's your responsibility to make sure everything you upload to your account is secure.

General ideas on how attacks occur, what software is vulnerable to what types of attacks, and especially discussion on how to guard against those types of attacks are ok. Using Heliohost's servers to host attack tools, attacking other servers with scripts on Heliohost, or coordinating attacking certain targets is not ok. There are tons of ignorant users out there that don't understand why or how their websites keep getting defaced, and can't come close to understanding how to prevent it from happening again so bonus points to anyone who can help users like that on these forums. Hacking is kind of like STDs. If everyone ignores it, refuses to talk about it, and learns nothing it only gets worse. The more knowledge people have the better off we all are.

If you don't want to use FTP because of security concerns, and can't figure out how to get FTPS working, why not use SFTP on port 1373?

Ok, so what does it do?

Your password has been manually reset, tested, and emailed to your contact address. Let us know if you're still having trouble logging into your account.

Yes, that's fine. However, if your account is found to be violating the ToS http://wiki.helionet.org/Terms it will still be suspended regardless of any notices. As long as you police your own content and delete any content that would be a violation you should be fine.

The easiest way to find out what time a server thinks it is would be to create a time.php file with these contents: <?php echo date( "H:i", time());

Your account is showing up as clean now. Thank you for taking care of this.

Please clear your cache.

Deployed. http://tristan.heliohost.org/OutputServ/ There doesn't seem to be anything in it though.

Please clear your cache.

Dedicated IP address granted.

Which version of python are you using, because I only installed it on 2.7? Here are the available python shebangs on Johnny: #!/usr/bin/python2.4 Python 2.4.3 #!/usr/bin/python Python 2.4.3 #!/usr/local/bin/python2.7 Python 2.7.4

Ok, your account has been moved to Johnny, and you can take your own backups by logging into your cpanel at http://heliohost.org/

Python 2.7 has been installed on Johnny located at #!/usr/local/bin/python2.7 and Python Imaging Library 1.1.7 has also been installed on Johnny.

Python Imaging Library 1.1.7 has been installed.

Can you post the install instructions?

Not only were you suspended for running 4 cron jobs, but about 6 hours after you were unsuspended your account ran another 4 cron jobs and was suspended again. Make sure you're ready to fix this before you ask for an unsuspension or your account will probably just get suspended again. /var/log/cron:May 8 15:37:25 johnny crond[25524]: (nemra1) CMD (php -q /home/nemra1/public_html/social/periodic/cron.php) /var/log/cron:May 8 15:38:12 johnny crond[26495]: (nemra1) CMD (php -q /home/nemra1/public_html/social/periodic/cron.php) /var/log/cron:May 8 15:39:15 johnny crond[27610]: (nemra1) CMD (php -q /home/nemra1/public_html/social/periodic/cron.php) /var/log/cron:May 8 15:40:08 johnny crond[28333]: (nemra1) CMD (php -q /home/nemra1/public_html/social/periodic/cron.php)

So, why does this need to be run as root?