Krydos

The domain is working for me now http://iplus.com.ng/

It's possible that he has recently updated the nameservers to heliohost, but bybyron.net has the old values cached.

That IP was blocked for too many failed logins. I have removed the block and you should be able to connect again soon.

The domain luisbilhoto.cf has been deleted. Can you create your new account now?

What is your home IP? https://www.heliohost.org/ip.php

Then you need to contact your registrar's support and ask them why your ns records still haven't updated: https://bybyron.net/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=iplus.com.ng&rec=NS

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

I have added you to the manual backup list at http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/28576-ricky-manual-backup/ Please keep an eye on that thread or our news posts for notification of when we have completed the manual backup.

Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

Yes, that is why you got blocked. I have removed the block for you and you should be able to connect again soon.

The 404 is because I undeployed it fully to show that the cache was cleared. Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

You weren't neglected. You spammed us in all caps with many offensive posts, and directly insulted and called our volunteers names so your emails were flagged as spam. Thank you for this post which is a lot easier to understand. If you can continue being civil and follow the rules we will continue to provide you with support.

I don't understand how the previous servlet can be still in there considering my deployment script deletes the .war file from webapps and then waits for Tomcat to fully unload the servlet. Then the script shuts down Tomcat and waits until all of the Tomcat processes are completely unloaded from memory. Then it restarts Tomcat and deploys the new .war file. Anyways, I manually deleted your .war from webapps, and waited until Tomcat unloaded and deleted the directory. Then I manually shutdown tomcat completely, and waited for it to fully exit from memory. Then I deleted your directory in the work directory. Let me know once you're ready to deploy the new version again. You could also consider changing the name of the .war file in case it's your browser that is caching the old pages.

What is your username or main domain?

Yes, the problem still exists on Johnny. We recommend Tommy if you want a bug-free high-uptime server.

Ricky is down for repairs and signups are currently closed. You can choose Johnny or Tommy right now. We plan on buying some new hardware for Ricky and installing it in August at the latest. We'll get him back online after that.

I sent the backup link for the username cliffy to the contact email address we have on file.

Check out https://github.com/goldfire/howler.js/issues/513 You're not the only one having this issue with howler.js.

To change your .war after it's deployed just upload the new file to your home directory and create a new deploy request.

The steps to deploying a java website are listed on the wiki http://wiki.helionet.org/Java_Servlet 1] Request java on your account. 2] Wait for java to be enabled. 3] Upload .war file to home directory like /home/username/file.war 4] Create customer service post requesting deployment. An admin will then deploy the .war file for you and provide you with a link. You do not need the tomcat username or password for any of the above.

What was your main domain?

The domain http://emptypromises.org/ is already correctly configured and added to your account, and it's not even queued. Since Johnny is our experimental server there tends to be more bugs like the cpanel process timing out, and the domain not showing up under addon domains. If you don't want to deal with bugs like this we highly recommend switching to our production server Tommy.

There you go: https://albertnis.com/test.aspx

Deployed. http://citisnet.heliohost.org/citisnetsql3/

Does it work now?