Krydos

What is your username or main domain?

Java is not enabled on that account. In order to deploy a .war java must first be enabled. If you're interested in transferring your account to Tommy to get java within a few hours we have two options for you. For a donation https://www.heliohost.org/donate/ of $1 or more we can move your account for you and it will only take a couple hours. If you'd rather move your own account for free here are the instructions http://wiki.helionet.org/Moving_your_account which could take several days. Your third option is just to stay on Johnny and for java to be installed on your Johnny account. You can find the estimated install date at https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/java/index.live.php

Those long load times are during apache restarts. Since we offer instant domain activation apache has to restart a lot.

It looks like your account was on Stevie, and the last time you logged in was 2016-03-15 so 451 days ago. In the time since you last logged on Stevie's hard drive went bad, we repaired his hardware, and reformatted and reinstalled the operating system on him and created a new server named Ricky. When we realized the hard drive was going bad we backed up as much as we could, but it looks like your files were already too damaged to save. You're welcome to create a new account if you wish https://www.heliohost.org/signup/ and we can help you get your website back online.

Since you donated via paypal it can take up to 24 hours to get your invitation. If you donate with a card on our website you get the invitation instantly. I do see the $2.00 donation from earlier today so I resent the invitation. Let us know if you still didn't get it.

What is your username or main domain?

Bad luck then I guess. If you look at our server monitor http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/ Johnny has had a pretty smooth day except for the one little patch when you contacted us.

Thanks for noticing that typo. I have fixed it. It looks like cprn never got fully created. It created your forum account, which is why you can't use the username cprn again, but it didn't actually submit the hosting account. I do see your cy account though, and it's ready to go. Since you only have one account you're fine on the ToS.

Download the backup from /home/maicol07/.softaculous_backups/<filename>.tar.gz on Tommy and then upload it to /home/maicol01/.softaculous_backups/<filename>.tar.gz on Ricky. Then go to https://ricky.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php and in the top right corner there is an icon that looks like a piece of paper with a zipper. Click that and you should be able to restore your backup from that screen.

Go to https://ricky.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php and click installations. Then locate the line of the installation you want to back up and click "backup". It's the second icon from the left.

Yeah, we will probably install flask at some point on Johnny. Yes, both Ricky and Tommy support remote postgresql connections.

Well, first of all you picked the Johnny server which is our experimental unstable server. We provide this server for people who aren't too concerned about uptime, and just want a place to test their scripts online. Downtime and high load are not uncommon on Johnny. I noticed that you are running wordpress so I searched for what 502 errors mean for that particular piece of software, and it looks like it means that the php script ran for too long and was killed. If the load is high php scripts definitely take a lot longer to execute, and if they take too long the server would kill them. So I would guess high load is the cause of the 502 errors. When I viewed your site it was loading fine, but the load was about 8 which isn't too bad. If you don't log in to your Heliohost account at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ at least once every 30 days your account becomes inactive, and your site(s) are replaced by an inactive message explaining how to reactive your account. We don't have anything else that could be described as "sleep mode" though. It's likely you just visited your site during a period of time that Johnny was experiencing high load, so your page opened slowly, and then later in the day you visited while the server had low load so the page opened faster. If you're interested in a server with less load spikes, and production quality uptime and response time I highly recommend switching servers to Ricky or Tommy.

Deployed. http://rajesha1.heliohost.org/FINTECH-PROJECTS/

What is your username or main domain?

Reinstall wordpress on sellall.heliohost.org. Click the cloudflare button in cpanel.

Keep in mind you're limited to 2 cron jobs per day.

Deployed. http://rajesha1.heliohost.org/FINTECH-PROJECTS/

Apache runs on windows. https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/platform/windows.html#down

There you go http://wanacas.tk/

There you go http://sellall.heliohost.org/

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

We support Django and Flask on Tommy, and Flask on Ricky. Would either of those frameworks work for you?

Deployed. http://rajesha1.heliohost.org/FINTECH-PROJECTS/

The way autossl works is it created a 32 digit long random named .txt file, and then tries to access it externally. If you have .htaccess rules preventing that .txt file from being read, then ssl fails, and it deletes the file. So the file is only there for maybe 5 minutes total while it checks your domain. Like wolstech said renaming your .htaccess is a quick way to tell if that's the issue.

No, that is not the relative path. The absolute path is /home/rajesha1/stories/post.jpg The relative path would be something ridiculous like ../../../../../../../../../../home/rajesha1/stories/post.jpg tl;dr use absolute, not relative