Krydos

Actually your account would be suspended and all your data and databases would still exist. You just get locked out and any visitors to your site see the suspended message. If that happens post here and we will unsuspend your account after you make a plan to use less system resources the next time around. I would be fine with unsuspending that person that was using 64% of the /tmp if they made changes too. Anyways, here is what your account did yesterday: xoviat scrabblefreak.heliohost.org CPU:0.01 MEM:0.24 PROC:0.0 In comparison the highest CPU number was 1.32, the highest MEM was 119.52 and the highest PROC was 1.6 so you're well under the limits. Obviously we can't really tell you how much load that will put if you get more users, but maybe you can remember how much use the site got yesterday and scale it yourself? You're sitting at 0,0,0 so far today.

I just verified that all of your addon/parked domains are still listed in the system. The problem is they aren't currently displaying in cpanel and they can't be modified and effects all accounts on stevie. Follow Tjoene's link to see the progress on that issue. The 500 errors were probably because of hitting the process limit by doing all the cpanel and email processes all at once.

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Thanks, but I was mainly just trying to show that the command wouldn't run as an admin account, nor would it run with a regular sudo.

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http://wiki.helionet.org/What_is_HelioHost%3F I don't know a lot of the really early history since I haven't been around that long myself, but I suspect that a lot of the start up costs were straight out of djbob's pocket and donations that he got from various places. Heliohost is actually self sustaining at this point off ad revenue alone of ads on helionet.org and heliohost.org. Obviously we don't force users to have ads on their pages or anything tacky like that. Some steps we're working towards in the future is separating the heliohost finances from djbob's personal finances and applying for official non-profit status. I'd say the biggest money saver for heliohost is that all of the admins are volunteers and are unpaid for what they do. Payroll is pretty much always the biggest chunk of the money for most businesses. Too much information? Simpler version: How does heliohost work? Answer: Magic.

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Um, why? It's just a random theory. Obviously there is no way to know for sure how everything works. That's why it's so much fun to make up theories creating a *possible* explanation for the (currently) explainable. This is the history of everything we know as a sentient species. There was a time in history where we didn't understand lightning so primitive humanity accredited it to angry gods throwing thunderbolts around and judging "bad" people. There was a time where we didn't understand the night sky so we made up theories about the Earth being at the center of a crystalline shell rotating around us and the stars were the souls of our heroic dead or whatever. As soon as we discover the way things actually work these old silly theories are discarded and they live on as interesting myths (if they live on at all.) Ok, you're welcome to make up your own theories just as I did, but in my theory each big bang to big contract cycle is a finite amount of time. It may be several trillion years or whatever but it is finite, and it does eventually repeat. Are you saying then that since each big bang to big contract cycle is infinite already there can't be more than one cycle? That's correct because infinity is immeasurable and infinity plus infinity is undefinable just as you can't divide by zero. Maybe to become a god an entity simply needs to develop enough technology or whatever to escape the death/rebirth process and travel in some high tech ship or state of consciousness outside the grasp of the crushing gravitational forces drawing all the matter and energy in the universe down to single point? If they were evolved enough to accomplish that I would say "god" is a good word to describe something so awe-inspiring. Anyways, it's all just a silly theory. I suspect that when we actually find out the truth (if we survive long enough) it will be unlike pretty much anything we have managed to imagine.

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No trouble.

I think you haven't actually looked at the script, or clearly don't understand it. $to is the email address that the email gets sent to. Hence, it's perfectly named. Yes, it's a contact form. Visitors to this form would be wanting to contact you (or the owners of the website) and send them feedback by typing it into the form and hitting submit. Then the stuff they typed in would be emailed to the email address that you set in the $to variable. The user of the form doesn't ever necessarily even have to see what email address they are sending the info to or whether the form is just dumping it in a file somewhere. Yes, you would have to change the $to line to the email account you want to use. I guess that really just depends a lot on the email address you use. I think you're getting too hung up on the specifics of this particular script. I didn't write it. I don't really care if all the variables exactly how you want them. You asked for an example of how to send an email through php using the mail() function and I linked a premade example that I thought was a great example BECAUSE it has that amazing regular expression. Regexp can be rather annoying to write yourself so this example stuck in my mind. Once again, if something isn't the way you want it just change it so it suits your needs. Ah ha, I also just realized that I misread your post earlier slightly. The from address never really matters on scripts like this. It's more of just a where can I reply to you at? $email = $_POST['email']; The user of the form fills out the 'from' themselves, but like I said feel free to change as needed.

It would be sent from whatever email address you typed into this variable. ######################################## ##### CHANGE TO YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS ##### $to = "your_email@yahoo.com"; As far as settings, nothing special really. You could use a heliohost email or some other account.

Perhaps the big bang is countered by a big contract? A cyclical process where the universe expands until it reaches a maximum size and then it contracts back down to a single point creating the next big bang, and it just keeps going on destroying everything and recreating everything over and over towards infinity.

Here's a nice php example using mail() that byron posted a while back that has some lovely regexp for deciding valid email addresses or not. http://helio.byrondallas.heliohost.org/email_form.txt

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Horde appears to be fixed. I was getting the same error before horde even got logged in. Now it works.

Manual Settings Mail Server Username: ryan.tate+otcsalesandmarketing.co.cc Incoming Mail Server: mail.otcsalesandmarketing.co.cc Incoming Mail Server: (SSL) stevie.heliohost.org Outgoing Mail Server: mail.otcsalesandmarketing.co.cc (server requires authentication) port 25 Outgoing Mail Server: (SSL) stevie.heliohost.org (server requires authentication) port 465 Supported Incoming Mail Protocols: POP3, POP3S (SSL/TLS), IMAP, IMAPS (SSL/TLS) Supported Outgoing Mail Protocols: SMTP, SMTPS (SSL/TLS)

That's a great idea. I'm thinking Ford could benefit from this idea. Just think about it: Smart roads! Ford contracts out to build all the roads in the world and makes them smart roads. If anyone drives on their roads in a car/truck that isn't built by Ford the road tells them that their car/truck is worthless. Microsoft telling me that any browser made by any company other than Microsoft is worthless makes just as much sense.

You could, but there are checks in place to prevent people from having more than one account, so it could cause problems when you go to create your Stevie account. Also it usually takes quite 24-48 hours for an account to get deleted so I'm not sure it would really help that much. Johnny has actually been rather more stable lately than usual. There was a problem with constant apache restarts causing high load, but that has been taken care of. Johnny can do everything that stevie can, plus a bit more. Meanwhile stevie has been less stable than usual because of a partition filling up and emergency maintenance to fix that full partition, and then that ended up causing strange issues with addon, parked domains, etc. It's up to you though what you want to do. Just giving some more information to base your decision on.

I considered that, but doesn't that only fix one domain at a time? The addons, sub, and parked domains are functioning perfectly except they don't display in cPanel. I was assuming whatever file that portion of cPanel was trying to access was still chown'd to root instead of being accessible to each user account.

I've refrained from saying anything for a few months now, but I just have to ask: Is there any particular reason you're so unpleasant about everything?

If you had clicked my link you would have seen that It's already delisted. However long it takes to propagate through the innumerable email systems of the world is anyone's guess though. I just tested an email account on stevie and it worked both directions. So, I guess it propagates pretty fast.

I think I found the reason. http://cbl.abuseat.org/lookup.cgi?ip=65.19.143.2 It should be delisted soon. This seems to only be affecting stevie server. Unlike last time I did remember to check johnny as well.

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