Krydos

Your account is created and seems to be functioning perfectly, unfortunately it is located on stevie server. If you wanted your account on johnny you should probably consult http://wiki.heliohost.org/wiki/Moving_your_account

Hotmail blocks spam just fine. Just set it to exclusive filtering and anything that you haven't specifically marked as safe or is on your contacts list goes to junk folder. If the statement was more along the lines of Hotmail isn't as good at automatically blocking spam like Gmail and others, then yes, I agree with that.

Sorry I read the other half of your question as I was clicking submit.

Of course we do. Actally, you can use softaculous to install SMF for you, or you can upload your forum software through ftp and configure it manually. As long as you don't use too many system resources your account won't get suspended, but for a simple forum it would take a LOT of traffic to cause enough load to get suspended so you probably don't need to worry about it. Since SMF only uses php and mysql (or another database) Stevie would probably be the ideal server for it to be located on unless you anticipate needing ASP.NET or RoR or something like that in the future. Stevie is much more stable, but Johnny would also run your forum just fine too.

It is hard to tell without seeing the entire thing, but missing a closing } can cause a lot of problems. Syntax errors, rawr. >.<

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The old johnny account had managed to slip through the cracks on the auto-deletion process and still existed even though it should have finished deleting weeks ago. I am currently in the process of manually deleting it. 10 minutes now and it's still trying to delete. This is why we have an automated process to take care of this. Ok, it is done deleting now. If you still can't add the addon domains after 24 hours let us know and we may need to take further action.

Just wanted to mention that we aren't ignoring this issue. When I first came across this thread it was only ~30 mins or so after you had originally posted and already you had begun changing your site so I was unable to replicate the errors you were reporting, and therefore there wasn't really anything I could do to try to help. If you're happy with the solution you have come up with so are we.

I think the point was it was originally echo "<form action=login.php method=post>"; (Used strike through so people know that my example is intentionally wrong.) But, jje edited the post to make both examples correct.

I think a better question is what do you want to program? Picking the language often times is dependent on what you're trying to do.

host: bei.com target: ns4.monikerdns.net target: ns2.monikerdns.net target: ns1.monikerdns.net target: ns3.monikerdns.net If you wish to use bei.com with heliohost please delete all of those NS records and add: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org

I may be misunderstanding, but I'm guessing that the only reason most people would have for wanting to delete a post would be if they put some personal information into the post such as username and domain. Once the issue is solved maybe they don't want that information publicly visible anymore? All they need to do is edit their pots and say something like: Anything else that needs to be deleted can be deleted by the moderators and admins who are all quite active. Sometimes I wish more people had this same idea

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The account in question has been suspended.

Good catch. They seem to be missing '/home' from their url...

Johnny is completely caught up on all the backlogged account creations, and sign ups have been re-enabled.

I think that editor uses a java applet. Make sure you have the latest version of java installed: http://www.java.com/

You're welcome.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS#Mac_OS_X

It's always possible you posted on this forum or tried to create your account from a public, shared domain, such as a library, school, or your job. If you want to create a new account I recommend doing so from your own personal internet connection that you pay for if at all possible, like from your home, so you can be sure of who else might be using your connection.

Yeah, it's normal. It looks like your account was created successfully, and the nameservers and all that are set correctly. Just need to wait ~24 hours or so now.

Both. The folder should be 755 by default, and each file you want to be able to execute inside the cgi-bin folder should have permissions of 755 too.

First of all, each person is only allowed to have one account. Are you saying you created another account? mrmoha.heliohost.org does not exist in the database. It's a possibility that a bug causes it to still show in your cPanel, but also if you open mrmoha.heliohost.org in a browser it is still working and shows a directory index. I can see your main domain in the administrator panel and it is currently listed as fx1991.com I'm not sure what would happen if this field was set to blank. Perhaps a more experienced admin knows the answer to this. That is because fx1991.com is associated with the mrmoha account on stevie. Yes, but what is it you want us to do? It might be best at this point to delete all your accounts completely and start over with a new account so that way all these weird mixed up bits won't be so screwed up.

I have heard that the reason they have been charging for static IPs is because IPv4 doesn't have nearly enough possible addresses and the internet is basically out of IPs, as soon as everything gets switched over to IPv6 we will have essentially an unlimited number again and stuff like static IPs should become free again. We'll see. It's sometimes tough to get people to stop charging for things once they start. Just like it's tough to get governments to cut programs once they are created.

Yeah, that was a little weird at first, but I stuck with it and now I love this browser. I can really appreciate the extra browser space of chrome on my laptop with a smaller screen too. It's really quite a waste of screen to have all sorts of bars and widgets and doohickeys and whatnot crowding all over your screen.