Krydos

People ask for more space quite often, but I've never really understood why. If you don't mind my asking what exactly does everyone do with all their storage space? 250mb is a whole lot if you just have html and php and other text code. It's 500 images if you scale each image to 500k each (which I still think is pretty humongous for online.) It's almost an hour of CD quality streaming audio, and you could even fit some decent streaming videos into that space easily. I guess maybe my confusion comes from the fact that there are so many better places to host giant files like that, sourceforge, youtube, flickr, etc. I find heliohost amazing because it can host all of my web programs which are just basically text and for me 250mb of text is nearly infinite. By the way, this is all coming from someone who equally doesn't understand why my gmail offers like 8 gigs of storage when I use maybe 10mb of it. However, if heliohost was a remote backup solution I would totally agree that 250mb was next to nothing. I understand that this might be a fairly personal question, and if you don't wish to disclose what you host on your site feel free to just ignore me. I've just gotten rather curious after reading several hundred requests for more storage space.

...unless you need asp.net, or ruby on rails, or etc etc.

The quick edit option has also been missing since then. It used to be when you clicked 'edit' it would open a little drop down menu with 'quick edit' and 'full edit'. It disappeared at the same time that the bottom menu bar was added I think. There must be some conflict between having them both running at the same time. Really not that big of a deal though.

Thanks for the tip. I knew about those, but I hadn't thought about it as a solution. I'll keep that in mind if I ever come across a situation where I care if people are reading my code again.

Apparently the old account still hadn't fully deleted. I am in the process of deleting it manually for you and you should be able to create a new account soon, and even use the name atyler again if you wish. The error that was occurring during signup was that your ip address was already in our database so it couldn't create a new account while the remnants of the old account still remained. Ok, it took a few minutes to delete, but it's gone now and you're good to go. It seems that stevie signups are full for the day, but here is a tool you can use to monitor when or if you can sign up: http://heliohost.uni.cc/sign-up.php

Yeah, I've seen all the demos and even written a few myself. My biggest disappointment came when I was in the process of writing a puzzle type canvas where you would basically work your way through a game in the browser and then get a tidbit of information at the end as a game over type reward. Anyways, I know flash is easy enough to reverse engineer and people could easily extract my end game information without actually jumping through my hoops, but I realized with html5 is was almost like the information was sitting right out in the open for them to just look at rather than even bother with the game. I managed to find a few tedious ways to obfuscate the information, but it's kind of annoying. Some sort of compiling would be nice in that situation.

Thanks. It seems like only yesterday I made my first post.

It appears that the script has finished successfully, and all stevie websites should be functioning again. If you still see the suspension page still try clearing your browser cache http://wiki.heliohost.org/wiki/Clear_your_cache --- As a side note, this is my 200th post. Yay!

The account wdebsoc doesn't exist in the database, and I wasn't able to successfully search for the domain either. If you're confident that you have the account name correct it might be that your account was deleted due to inactivity. Did you remember to log in to cPanel at least once every 30 days? If there is another account name that it might be listed under I can check that too, but if your account was deleted I would recommend creating a new account.

When I try opening that page it says "hello echo" so I'm guessing the suspension issue has fixed itself. If you still see the suspension page try clearing your browser cache http://wiki.heliohost.org/wiki/Clear_your_cache.

I think this quote could apply to a lot of countries.

Looks like whatever happened took place at about 7-3-11 at 5:15pm and it's been very smooth since then. *Crossing my fingers that it continues.*

Your account has been manually unsuspended. If you still see the suspended page then you should try clearing your browsers cache. http://wiki.heliohost.org/wiki/Clear_your_cache

Please don't post duplicate threads. Issue solved here http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?s=...ost&p=67065 Closing thread.

Or was that a joke? I don't know if it was meant to be a joke or not, but I find it funny. I haven't actually read the terms of use or anything, but as far as I know all three of those packages are as free as free can get and people are encouraged to modify them and customize them up to their hearts content. The only way you could "null" them I guess would be to remove all the credits of the people who actually wrote the code in the first place and claim it all as your own custom work, but no one would ever be dumb enough to believe that unless you really changed them so fundamentally that they were no longer recognizable.

Great service, by the way, thanks for keeping it going. I think if you're going to do a time other than GMT it would make the most sense to do PST since that is the time that Heliohost servers run on basically. The signups reset at midnight PST etc, and the servers are physically located in PST timezone too.

The first thing I would do if I were you would be to get an editor that displays line numbers. I could give you a few recommendations, but I don't know what operating system you're using. Then once you have line numbers enabled take a look at the errors and go to those line numbers and see if you can figure out what is wrong. Remember sometimes the error can actually be above the line number that the error is displayed on; the error line is just where the compiler/executor/whatever realized that there was something critically wrong with what it was trying to run. Keep a backup original copy so you can go back and revert any changes you make and just dive in and start trying to fix things. If you make it worse revert to a working backup copy and start from there again. A lot of times if I don't know what I'm doing I will make backup copies of code all over the place like 7-2-11_before-I-changed-line288.rar, 7-2-11_right-after-changing-line288.rar, etc etc. Worst case scenario you make a lot of mistakes and learn how to code.

The database showed it as active, the last login date was within 30 days. When trying to view the page it displayed the suspended page. Did I do something wrong?

I have manually unsuspended your account and it appears to be loading properly now. If you still see the suspension page clear your browser cache. If you still can't log in to cpanel, and the automated cpanel password reset doesn't work for you let us know and we can manually reset your password and pm you a new one.

This script http://www.heliohost.org/home/support/scripts/domain changes your main domain for you.

It looks like you created this account today... have you waited 24 hours like the message suggests?

His old account was username 'blacksta' on server stevie and it's still active and undeleted. His new account is username 'hacker' on server johnny and it's in the creation queue. blacksta is the account with the corrupted cpanel, and I believe he still needs a backup of his site and his database from that account. Obviously black star can decide what he wants to do from here, but fixing the blacksta account might enable him to create his own backups and minimize the amount of work that everyone has to do to get this issue resolved.

Feel free to create a new account and then you can restore your backup of your site to the new account. As of the time of this post johnny sign ups are still available, but stevie signups have been maxed out for the day. You can check the status of sign ups by using this tool http://heliohost.uni.cc/sign-up.php Our servers contain no residual traces of your site at this time so I hope you made regular back ups of your site as recommended.

Very good to know.

Longer answer: Stats were disabled a while back to help reduce load on the servers and thereby give better uptime and faster page loads. http://wiki.heliohost.org/wiki/Site_statistics Explains that further and gives some suggestions on statistics programs to use. I've been using google analytics myself and it seems pretty decent.