Krydos

It's working now.

I'm a little surprised that 5432, the postgresql port, wasn't open by default. I opened it up for everyone. Let us know if you're still having trouble connecting to an external postgresql database.

See http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/13540-solved-running-jsp-on-johnny/page__view__findpost__p__83735

http://phchaos.heliohost.org/index.jsp http://puzzlepond.heliohost.org/jsptest.jsp http://helpme.heliohost.org/jsptest.jsp It looks like some of the java settings were lost in the crash. Is everything working now?

I don't see your username or domain in any of the mail reports anywhere, but the reports only show the highest volume senders so maybe you haven't sent enough emails to show up. If you're really curious about it I suppose you could do some tests and we can check the reports again for you. If you look at the headers of emails sent from your home pc through gmail (or any email service for that matter) it shows the origin IP address. It just records of the mail's path through the internet.

You must have had it set up correctly because your site seems to be working now.

It's been a few days and we haven't heard anything about this issue. Did using a different FTP client work for you?

Try creating your account now.

Actually the last official Heliohost website contest winner was announced June 1st which was 4 months and 2 days ago. 4 months is slightly less than a year. http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/12472-heliohost-website-competition-winner/

Yeah, if you can get them to tell you what domains are sending the emails we can suspend them faster. Also clicking the delist button when you're not an administrator and you're not sure if the problem has been solved can actually make it worse because if they relist you immediately when the problem wasn't fixed they begin to assume that the whole server is a spam source and the listing may end up being permanent.

If you need a newer version, Johnny is running cPanel version 11.32.2. Here's the guide on how to move your account http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account When a time and date is scheduled for a cPanel upgrade on Stevie there will be a news post letting you know. Until then the answer is "sometime", and more recently the answer can be further refined to "sometime that is not when one of the three servers has been down for 28 hours straight." We've been a little busy with that lately if you can imagine.

This is why we have to suspend so many accounts for sending too many emails everyday.

Your account is not suspended. Johnny, the server you created your account on is currently down. See http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/13525-charlie-crash/

To find out what time the server thinks it is, and hence what cron jobs it will be running, I think the easiest way is to create a server_time.php file with these contents: <?php echo date("H:i", time()); It will show the hours in 24 hour time too just like the cron jobs use.

Why don't you just fix all the php errors that are listed in the error_log?

It's impossible to tell if you have it set up right since you're using cloudflare because one of their "features" is to hide that kind of information since it's all filtered through their site. When I use cloudflare I usually set up the domain straight to the hosting, and then convert it to cloudflare after everything is verified as working. You don't have to do it that way though; it just makes things easier to troubleshoot sometimes. In general all new domains -- new accounts, new subdomains, new addon domains, and new parked domains -- will show queued for up to 24 hours. If it shows queued after 24 hours from when you set up the domain the first step is to clear your browser cache or try viewing the site through some proxies that won't have cached information. If it still shows queued after that you know you have a problem. I'm reminded of this guy http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/13054-answered-site-queued-for-past-4-days/ which I'm 98% sure was trying to set up a phishing site anyways and refused to set his domain to our nameservers and never could get his settings correct on cloudflare.

If you mean the host name it's 'localhost'.

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Which domain did you add? The queued message can also appear if you set things up wrong.

I tested both servers sending to a gmail address and received both emails within seconds. Yes, it's a queue but it's usually the difference between 20ms and 600ms.

Please post the following information: Your cPanel username Your main domain The server that you are on

It's updated.

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No, but now that we have a fraction of the java load that we used to I am considering setting something up though. For now continue your "tedious" FTP uploading.

Which FTP client are you using, and have you tried any others?