Krydos

Not sure why you think it doesn't exist root@tommy2 [~]# /usr/bin/gcc --version gcc (GCC) 4.8.5 20150623 (Red Hat 4.8.5-44) Copyright (C) 2015 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Installed. https://tommy.kairion.eu.org/pyinfo/info3.10.py

The compiler is located at /usr/bin/gcc

C++ executables generally have to be compiled on the system that they are intended to run on. It is technically possible to build a CentOS 7 system on your home PC running Plesk and all the rest of our software with the same paths as we use, but that's going to be very difficult if not impossible to get correct. Therefore if you want to have any remote possibility of a C/C++ executable actually working you're going to need to compile it on Tommy. You can accomplish this via cronjob, but make sure you delete your cronjob after it runs once otherwise it's possible it could continue compiling it over and over until you get suspended. The reason perl wasn't working is because you changed the permissions of cgi-bin for some reason. It all works fine when I changed it back to 755 like it was when your account was created. https://z0n1n0z.helioho.st/cgi-bin/test.pl Like I already touched upon, this is only a valid argument if you're running CentOS 7 with Plesk and everything else set up exactly the same we have it.

If you issue a certificate that covers just maindomain.helioho.st and then later reissue it for some reason such as to cover www.maindomain.helioho.st and maindomain.helioho.st you will still get notifications about the first certificate expiring soon even though the domains are still secured. It happens to me all the time too with reissues on my VPS and shared hosting accounts. I just double check the domain to make sure the notification isn't correct and then ignore the email.

Did you compile the C++ executable on Tommy, or on some other system?

I have emailed you a password reset link. After resetting your password are you able to login?

Remote access enabled.

Created. Requests for subdomains will be handled by the webroot home/wildcard/

Installed. You can see the current list of modules and their versions at https://tommy.kairion.eu.org/pyinfo/info3.10.py

Are you able to login now? I've made some changes that should hopefully prevent this from happening again.

There is no module named genshim, with an m, but there is a module named genshin, with an n, but the latest version is 1.5.2 not 4.3.1.

Remote access enabled.

Remote access enabled.

Not currently, but that is something we could look into. For now you would need a VPS to run Rust apps. https://heliohost.org/vps/

Are you able to login now? Each time one of these unarchive fails I change the code a bit to try to prevent it from failing the next time. I think it might be good to go without manual intervention at this point. We'll see. If one fails I get a notification so I can check it out.

No, you're definitely welcome to use Python 2.7. I just wanted to make sure that it was intentional. Pillow 6.2.2 has been installed on Tommy's Python 2.7. You can check the current modules and their versions at https://tommy.kairion.eu.org/pyinfo/info2.7.py

Is this intentional, or are you just using /usr/bin/python? Are you aware that Tommy supports Python 3.6 and Python 3.10? Does your script really require 2.7 and won't run on 3+? I could install Pillow 6.2.2 on Python 2.7, but the latest version of Pillow is 9.3 and requires Python 3.10+

Sorry about that. It's been fixed [root@control ~]# dig +short A @ns1.heliohost.org forcoder.my.id 65.19.141.77 [root@control ~]# dig +short A @ns2.heliohost.org forcoder.my.id 65.19.141.77 [root@control ~]# dig +short AAAA @ns1.heliohost.org forcoder.my.id 2001:470:1:1ee::2002 [root@control ~]# dig +short AAAA @ns2.heliohost.org forcoder.my.id 2001:470:1:1ee::2002

I logged in and renamed these two files in /etc/netplan 90-amprnet.yaml.disabled 99-henet-tunnel.yaml.disabled to disable them and rebooted. The network is connecting again. Are you able to connect to SSH now?

I have verified the GoFundMe donation, and increased your space to 3000 MB.

Thanks!

The domain has been added, but in order to actually host it with us you must do 1 of the following 2 options. Use our nameservers by logging in to your registrar and setting your NS records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org Use any external DNS that you want, Cloudflare is a popular free option, and create an A record with the value 65.19.141.67 and an AAAA record with the value 2001:470:1:1ee::2009

Installed. You can see the current list of installed modules for Tommy's Python 3.10 at https://tommy.kairion.eu.org/pyinfo/info3.10.py

The main reason we haven't gotten any of this simple self-service stuff done is we've been trying to get all of the cPanel accounts moved over, and we didn't have anywhere to put them. We figured having a control panel at all, even if it wasn't fully functional with stuff like adding/removing domains, was better than just leaving people's websites on a broken cPanel server with no control panel at all. We actually just finished sending transfer invites out about a week ago. So, the choice last year when we started transferring people was: Wait another couple months with everyone on a broken cPanel server while we tested the domain adding and removing, and DNS functions. Start transferring people so they have access to a partially done Plesk control panel, and then when we got everyone transferred over we could work on things like adding/removing domains. The plan was to set up Tommy, start moving people over, and then test the domain adding/removing on Johnny. Before we got that fully tested we realized that Tommy was full, and we didn't want to stop the transfer process again, so we just started putting people on Johnny for the same reason as the logic above. Having a partially functional control panel is better than no control panel at all. So my point is, a new server does help because we need space for all these people, and we need space to create a test server where we can debug the domain adding/removing. We can't develop this software on a production server with thousands of people because if there was a bug that allowed people to edit other people's DNS zones, etc it would be very bad.