Krydos

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?

Does it work now?

Ok, I fixed it for you. The only problem was that you were using dos line endings. Unix doesn't like Microsoft much sometimes.

Yes, that error is because the nameservers are still set to ns1.hostnetbv.nl and ns2.hostnetbv.nl

That 500 error is because you have everything with permissions 777. Php files should have permissions 644.

Yeah that's why I said

That's because you had a redirect created on your account to send all visitors trying to view pepschool.co.cc to mathewhalos.heliohost.org. Here is the link to where you could have removed this redirect yourself http://johnny.helioh...e/redirect.html but I went ahead and did it for you.

Your username and password have been sent to the email address that you used when you created your account.

The IP address doesn't work to access your account because Heliohost uses shared hosting. That means that the IP address you listed above hosts literally thousands of domains. When you try accessing your IP address apache doesn't know which of the thousands of accounts located on that IP you're trying to view so it just shows a default queued page. If you access your domain by by it's name then apache knows which files to display to you, and everything works. An analogy for this is like knowing the address of an apartment building, but not knowing the apartment number. There may be hundreds of people living at that same address, but unless you know the apartment number you're not going to get the person you're trying to visit. The simplest way to host epicmind.nl on your Heliohost account is to change the nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org. Once this is done correctly this link will show you http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=epicmind.nl&rec=NS Then log into your Heliohost account http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/park/index.html and type epicmind.nl into that parked domain box. After you get all that set up anyone visiting epicmind.nl will see what epicmind.heliohost.org currently displays.

Python is working fine on Stevie. Python should work as soon as you can see your site in a browser. So generally 24 hours or less after your account is created. If you actually want some help with this you should post a link to your test file.

That's what a brand new account looks like before you upload your files. Put an index file in your public_html directory and see what happens.

Try creating your new account now.

That account was created on September 25th at 22:24 server time and is active. If you're still seeing the queued page try clearing your browser cache. To begin setting up your website log in at http://heliohost.org/ As far as the email goes you could check your spam box, or make sure with your email provider that emails from no-reply@heliohost.org are delivered to your inbox. Changing your email address as Shinryuu suggested could also allow you to receive future communication from Heliohost, but it won't resend emails that have already been sent.

A quick google search discovered this guide http://borrowbits.co...with-whmcpanel/ which seems to rely heavily on having shell access which you don't have. It also looks like it involves editing httpd.conf and installing a lot of stuff that you also don't have access to. From what I've seen I'd have to say that it's highly unlikely you'll be able to get this installed. I would suggest a VPS where you would have shell/root access to apache and everything else.

If you want to connect to a MySQL database on our servers from your emulator you will need to allow external MySQL connections to your account. Which is what Tjoene told you two days ago: http://johnny.helioh...managehost.html is the link you click to get there. In order to allow connections from all IP addresses (because you appear to be using a dynamic IP that changes occasionally) put a % in that box. Then you will be able to connect your emulator.