Krydos

Since your last login timestamp is one minute prior to your last post I'm going to assume that you are now able to log in too. Marking this topic as solved.

You sure do. My apologies for not noticing the missing "ion" on your first post. Are you able to log in? Keep in mind that the recommended url to log in with is http://heliohost.org/

Your domain is http://campusconnection.heliohost.org/ Is that one showing suspended too?

The domain campusconnect.heliohost.org belongs to an account that was suspended for inactivity September 20th. When did you create the account ksugroup?

There was a user abusing MySQL on Stevie. He is suspended now. Let me know if you are still seeing MySQL issues.

campusconnect.heliohost.org is not the domain associated with the ksugroup account.

Your account is not suspended. Have you tried clearing your cache? I've never tested it, but I suspect that if multiple people are logged into cPanel at the same time it would probably prevent log ins, log out the other instances of the same account, or flag your account with brute force protection. I would suggest using FTP to log in simultaneously because you can have as many FTP connections open at once to the same account as you wish, or you could create restricted FTP accounts that only have access to portions of your account. I would coordinate with your other group members so that only one person is logged into the cPanel interface at a time, or maybe designate a team leader that will have access to cPanel while the rest just log in via FTP. Just some ideas to help you out, but your account definitely isn't suspended.

Phpmyadmin and mysql on Stevie appear to be working fine. Is this issue still occurring for you?

You need a dedicated IP address to use SSL. If you are interested in purchasing one send $12 USD to admin@heliohost.org via PayPal.

Please clear your cache.

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

Actually, it's amazing what a paid host will let you get away with. There's something about someone giving you money that makes you hesitate to upset them. It's the greed of capitalism working in your benefit for once. Of course regardless of which host you use it doesn't hurt to upload your files as a false positive. I know I wouldn't install something on my computer if virus scanners said it was bad, and I'm sure a lot of other people wouldn't either. The only reason to not upload your files as false positives is if they are actually viruses, and you know it.

Your account was suspended for inactivity, because the last time you logged in was January 9th. To reactivate your account, please visit http://www.heliohost.org/home/support/scripts/renew. To prevent this from happening again be sure to log into your account http://heliohost.org/ at least once every thirty days. If you are still seeing the Account Suspended page after renewing your account, please clear your cache.

...and another 300 in the last ~100 minutes...

In the last 12 hours your account has attempted to send another 1400+ emails. If this continues you will surely end up suspended again.

Port 2082 is cPanel. If you want to connect to MySQL you need to use the MySQL port which is 3306.

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. There is nothing wrong with our virus scanner. Heliohost is not in the business of developing antivirus protection. We are in the webhosting business, and we use a well respected antivirus software to make sure that our users aren't hosting malware and viruses. Another user had a similar issue as you where he compiled an executable that was detected as a virus. Instead of ignoring the warning and insulting us for things that are hardly our fault he actually read the unsuspension message and used the link provided for reporting false positives. If you don't want to go look at your other thread again I'll even post the link for you again here http://cgi.clamav.net/sendvirus.cgi The other user I'm referring to uploaded his false positive file and a few days later it was no longer showing up as being a virus. If your file isn't a virus as you claim feel free to upload it using the link provided. If they determine it is indeed harmless the virus definitions will be updated and it will no longer trigger your account to be suspended.

Perhaps this will help you http://20bits.com/article/10-tips-for-optimizing-mysql-queries-that-dont-suck

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

That username and/or domain is not located on our system. Most likely it was already deleted. Feel free to create a new account.

Does this link help? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4140196/monodevelop-and-ajaxcontroltoolkit-register-server-tag-in-mono

Well, it's hard to tell you any specifics since you didn't post your username, domain, or server, but in general you need to enable remote connections to MySQL through cPanel. You can either put a % to allow connections from all IPs, or for more security you can specify just one IP address that will be allowed to connect. Then from your external program it needs to connect to the host stevie.heliohost.org or johnny.heliohost.org depending on which server your account is located. Port will be 3306 for either. Username will be either your cPanel username, or for more security I would recommend creating a user with only the access you will need on the database and it would be in the form jack_external if your cPanel username was jack, for instance. Then the database that you connect to will be similarly prefixed with jack_databasename. Obviously the password will be whatever you created when you created the database user. Depending on the language that you use the syntax can vary a bit. Just let us know if you're having problems, and we can help more.

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

Actually, a couple months ago AOL launched some weird campaign to get all emails from Heliohost blocked or something. The weirdest part of it all was the emails that they were claiming were spam were our account creation emails. The ones that are like "Thank you for signing up Shinryuu your account has now been created and you can log in..." I suppose maybe someone was creating accounts using random @aol.com email addresses, but what are we supposed to do about that? Yeah I was surprised when I heard they still existed too, but I definitely wouldn't be surprised if they are blocking emails from Heliohost.

I definitely didn't try AOL.