Krydos

Can you login via http://heliohost.org/ ?

After you click "Add" when adding the user to the database a bunch of permissions are listed and you put a check box next to each one that account will need. It's recommended for security reasons to only give the minimum permissions that each user will need.

If you click Shinryuu's link there is a section towards the bottom of the page titled "Add User To Database". Creating a user and creating a database isn't enough. You must also grant permissions to that new user on the database before they will be able to access it. And you might also want to make sure you change your password for that user while you're at it.

Meh, the optimal solution would be to have one form that verified that the username didn't exist as a forum account or a hosting account, and then used the same information to create both simultaneously. Then the accounts could be linked together in a logical way.

Naw, stevie.heliohost.org should be fine for the server. Either one should work though. Does the user rafdeato_111 have access and permissions on the database rafdeato_db?

Files that start with a . in unix are hidden files. Are you sure you have the option to view hidden files enabled?

That's an optional unverified field. I guess the idea was people could link their forum account and hosting account so admins wouldn't have to ask everyone what their username and domain was. However, since people can type whatever nonsense they want into that field we still ask everyone what their username and domain is anyways. Obviously, I didn't set it up that way; it was that way when I got here.

For thoroughness I'll answer this other question you had that got buried in the rest of the domain confusion. No, forum accounts and hosting accounts are completely separate. You can create a forum account without having a hosting account, and you can create a hosting account without having a forum account. However, if you require any sort of support for your hosting account then you need to log into a validated forum account to let us know what the issue is. Some other free hosting services require you to have a forum account, or even make a certain minimum number of posts per month to maintain your free account, but here at Heliohost you'll find that we are quite different from the typical free hosting.

First of all, you might not want to post your password... I'd edit your post for you, but it's in the screenshot too.

firm.tk isn't queued, please clear your cache. As far as subdomains go, if you visit http://johnny.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/subdomain/index.html you can see that the second field is the path to the subdomain root, which can be a directory in your public_html if you wish.

Your IP was blocked by Stevie on February 5th for 382 incoming FTP connections. Usually that large of number of FTP connections indicates a brute force attempt. Your IP address has been unblocked, and you should now be able to log in and see your website. Let us know if you're still having problems connecting to services on Stevie. That said, is this normal behaviour for your account? It's fine if it is; just let us know why you will be having so many FTP connections, whether your IP address changes often, and a rough estimate of how many FTP connections per day we can expect to see from your IP address and we can adjust the automated systems accordingly.

Alright, your account has been unsuspended, but you are now throttled to one email sent per hour, or twenty-four per day. Any emails that are attempted to be sent in excess of the one per hour limit will not leave the server and simply put a failure message in your inbox. Even with this limit I still recommend putting a great deal of effort into fixing your site. You've been suspended for malware twice, and spam email three times now. Someone is obviously exploiting some vulnerability in your code to gain access to your account. Everything your account does is your responsibility, and if your account breaks any rules or gets malware files again it will be suspended again.

Good to know. There was a user from Africa a while back that had some completely wonky ISP; for whatever reason this crazy ISP would randomly change his IP address every couple minutes, and it was wreaking havok on his Johnny account because the system was assuming someone was session jacking him. I was wondering if the same thing would happen with multiple users logging into the same account. I guess you're fine as long as you don't use the same session ID from a new IP address.

Deployed. http://infopar.heliohost.org/webCat/ The files you listed weren't actually in the log folder, but had the username log\\webCat.log and log\\webCat.log.lck and I deleted them anyways. Keep in mind that in unix environments directory slashes are forward, ie: /home/infopar/public_html/webCat/log/webCat.log not backslashes like in windows environments, ie: c:\windows\sucks.exe

Did you test it on Stevie or Johnny?

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.