Krydos

You're only allowed to have one account. Please choose one to delete and use http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete

Well, first of all in linux you use slashes not backslashes like in windows, so it path would be like /home/rajesha1/stories/post.jpg Second I checked and even if the slashes were facing the correct direction there is no file named post.jpg in that directory.

Here's the error it encountered for that domain: 9:48:43 AM WARN The domain “apps.maicol07.tk” failed domain control validation: The system failed to fetch the <abbr title="Domain Control Validation">DCV</abbr> file at “<a href="http://apps.maicol07.tk/B0BF63864B4A9371D4DA748B919467DC.txt">http://apps.maicol07.tk/B0BF63864B4A9371D4DA748B919467DC.txt</a>” because of an error: The system failed to send an <abbr title="Hypertext Transfer Protocol">HTTP</abbr> “GET” request to “http://apps.maicol07.tk/B0BF63864B4A9371D4DA748B919467DC.txt” because of an error: Timed out while waiting for socket to become ready for reading . Do you have .htaccess rules blocking access to apps.maicol07.tk/B0BF63864B4A9371D4DA748B919467DC.txt?

That's why I asked what you wanted your domain to be... Why did you say 123.heliohost.org when you actually wanted sellall.heliohost.org?!

https://maicol07.tk/ no longer gives me an error now that it's using out system's automatic ssl. Is it working for you too?

What is your username, or main domain?

All of your mysql connections are closed right now.

1. Go to https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/softaculous/index.live.php 2. Click Wordpress >> Install. 3. Select http:// 4. Select 123.heliohost.org 5. Delete wp and leave it blank. 6. Choose site name, and site description. 7. Set admin username, and admin password. 8. Select one of the themes that looks good. 9. Click install.

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

Ok, so that means outbound port 1373 isn't blocked on your computer/network. Try this: Go to filemanager, and select your main harddrive where windows is located. Then go to the Users folder, and click view at the top. On the right side of the view dropdown panel make sure there is a check next to hidden items. Then you should see a hidden folder called Default. Enter that folder and then the hidden AppData. In there should be a folder called Filezilla with some .xml files. I deleted the one called sitemanager.xml but also delete trustedcerts.xml if it's there. This should cause Filezilla to forget your connection settings and more importantly forget any certificates it had saved. When you connect the next time with the settings I listed above it should ask you to allow the server again. Let us know if that helps.

What do you see if you go to http://portquiz.net:1373/ ?

The current ssl certificate on maicol07.tk was issued by startcom not let's encrypt. Since you're on Tommy we actually offer free comodo certificates, and if you use our certificate it will automatically renew itself when it gets close to expiring. Do you mind if I delete your current certificate and install ours?

Well, you're not blocked on our end. I wonder if maybe port 1373 is blocked on your end. Do you have a firewall or anything?

There you go http://123.heliohost.org/ Put your files in /home/nadeem12/public_html/123/ to build your new website.

6721869 rajesha1_food localhost:46542 rajesha1_onlinebooks Sleep 2765 NULL 6721870 rajesha1_food localhost:46544 rajesha1_onlinebooks Sleep 2765 NULL 6721884 rajesha1_food localhost:46666 rajesha1_onlinebooks Sleep 2759 NULL 6721885 rajesha1_food localhost:46668 rajesha1_onlinebooks Sleep 2759 NULL 2765 is the number of seconds since the last data was transferred so about 46 minutes.

Hmm, maybe you're blocked. What IP do you see when you go to https://krydos.heliohost.org/ip.php ?

Since you're on Johnny try these settings in Filezilla: host: johnny.heliohost.org port: 1373 protocol: SFTP logon type: normal user: wkm10108 password: <same as cPanel password>

What is your username, or main domain?

The error is most commonly caused by people not closing their mysql connections after the query has completely. I've noticed this is especially bad in java. Keep in mind java was never really designed or intended to run in a multiuser environment, so unless you tell your code explicitly to close the connections java is going to assume it has the whole server to itself. You had a whopping 12 mysqlconnections just sleeping open. Most of which hadn't sent a single byte of data in HOURS. I've closed them all for you. Perhaps this will help https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2225221/closing-database-connections-in-java

That's a security error. Read this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10752055/cross-origin-requests-are-only-supported-for-http-error-when-loading-a-local Basically, if the file is hosted via https/http/etc you can assume the owner of the file understands that it's being shared. If it's a path like file://c:/ that means it could be ANYTHING on your harddrive, which you don't necessarily want someone on the internet being able to access.

So you want to keep promotingall.heliohost.org as it is and also have a new website called 123.heliohost.org?

Johnny is running PostgreSQL v8.4.20 which PgAdmin4 does not support. PgAdmin3 should work with Johnny if you want to use an older version. Ricky and Tommy are both running PostgrSQL v9.2.18 which will work with PgAdmin4. So your options are to downgrade PgAdmin, or switch servers.

There you go http://changemyhud.tk/

There are two main differences between Johnny and Tommy. Johnny is our unstable experimental server which means it's really easy to get an account as signups are available all day. This also means that Johnny has frequent high load spikes, less uptime, and just generally more bugs. Tommy is stable, and part of the way we keep him stable is by limiting the number of new accounts that can be created each day. Free signups start at midnight UTC and generally fill within an hour or two. If you're in a hurry and want to skip the line for Tommy I recommend taking a look at https://www.heliohost.org/tommy/Johnny is our only server plan that offers Ruby on Rails. If you need to use RoR Johnny is currently your only option.If you need to have your project functional by August 6th you might be able to get access on Johnny, but it's kind of random how often new java slots open up. Personally I would switch to Tommy. Your choice though. Let us know if you have any other questions. Oh, I also wanted to mention that if you do go ahead with https://www.heliohost.org/tommy/ I can use some new scripts that we're beta testing that should have your account moved for you, and java would be active and ready to go all within a few hours.

War files cannot be deployed until java is enabled on your account. To request java access please go to https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/java/index.live.php and click the "Request Java" button. Keep in mind that since you picked the Johnny server the wait to receive Java on your account is considerable. We recommend choosing Tommy as the queue to receive Java is only a few hours.