Krydos

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Horde appears to be fixed. I was getting the same error before horde even got logged in. Now it works.

Manual Settings Mail Server Username: ryan.tate+otcsalesandmarketing.co.cc Incoming Mail Server: mail.otcsalesandmarketing.co.cc Incoming Mail Server: (SSL) stevie.heliohost.org Outgoing Mail Server: mail.otcsalesandmarketing.co.cc (server requires authentication) port 25 Outgoing Mail Server: (SSL) stevie.heliohost.org (server requires authentication) port 465 Supported Incoming Mail Protocols: POP3, POP3S (SSL/TLS), IMAP, IMAPS (SSL/TLS) Supported Outgoing Mail Protocols: SMTP, SMTPS (SSL/TLS)

That's a great idea. I'm thinking Ford could benefit from this idea. Just think about it: Smart roads! Ford contracts out to build all the roads in the world and makes them smart roads. If anyone drives on their roads in a car/truck that isn't built by Ford the road tells them that their car/truck is worthless. Microsoft telling me that any browser made by any company other than Microsoft is worthless makes just as much sense.

You could, but there are checks in place to prevent people from having more than one account, so it could cause problems when you go to create your Stevie account. Also it usually takes quite 24-48 hours for an account to get deleted so I'm not sure it would really help that much. Johnny has actually been rather more stable lately than usual. There was a problem with constant apache restarts causing high load, but that has been taken care of. Johnny can do everything that stevie can, plus a bit more. Meanwhile stevie has been less stable than usual because of a partition filling up and emergency maintenance to fix that full partition, and then that ended up causing strange issues with addon, parked domains, etc. It's up to you though what you want to do. Just giving some more information to base your decision on.

I considered that, but doesn't that only fix one domain at a time? The addons, sub, and parked domains are functioning perfectly except they don't display in cPanel. I was assuming whatever file that portion of cPanel was trying to access was still chown'd to root instead of being accessible to each user account.

I've refrained from saying anything for a few months now, but I just have to ask: Is there any particular reason you're so unpleasant about everything?

If you had clicked my link you would have seen that It's already delisted. However long it takes to propagate through the innumerable email systems of the world is anyone's guess though. I just tested an email account on stevie and it worked both directions. So, I guess it propagates pretty fast.

I think I found the reason. http://cbl.abuseat.org/lookup.cgi?ip=65.19.143.2 It should be delisted soon. This seems to only be affecting stevie server. Unlike last time I did remember to check johnny as well.

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Merged topics. mail.yourdomain... is a cpanel reserved subdomain. Take a look at the manual email settings client setup instructions under Email Accounts in cPanel and you will see What subdomains specifically? The reason I merged your thread to this escalated request is I suspect you didn't actually delete them (hence why it says someone else owns it) but rather you're having the same issue as everyone else and it just isn't displaying properly in cPanel.

This link http://kisik.heliohost.org/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi will always show queued because that is your queued page. This link http://kisik.heliohost.org will load your site and anything you put on it.

I did some searching and found an alternate url to access byron's sign-up tool: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/helio/sign-up.php Most of our links to this tool (including on the wiki) use uni.cc service which seems to have shut down permanently. I edited the wiki and updated the link there too: http://wiki.helionet.org/Signing_up#I_get_...een_exceeded.3F QUOTE (Travis B @ Oct 11 2011, 07:20 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hello! I just deleted my account on Johnny in anticipation of switching to Stevie. I figured I was getting up early enough. Guess not What's a good time to register for Stevie? When I created my account on stevie I stayed up until signups reset (2am where I live in central timezone) and created my account as soon as I could. I noticed that signups were all used up less than ten minutes later. Sometimes they last 12 hours though it just depends on how many people are trying to create accounts that day.

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Closing.

/var partition was split, mail was restarted, issue is solved. Closing.

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Looks like this account got created and everything is working.

Closing.

Closing since this issue has been solved. http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=10686

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No problem. It appears as if this issue has been solved. Closing.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Moved to customer service. It looks like addon, parked, and sub domains all still are in the system and function perfectly. However, they don't display in cPanel at the bottom where you can modify them. Interestingly though, if you go to sub domains the drop down box lists all addon, parked, and sub domains perfectly. Also, if you just try to recreate the offending domain with the same settings that it already has it just gives an error saying that the domain is already configured. I'm guessing this has something to do with the stevie /var split that chowned all user files to root. Djbob went back through and chowned them all back the way they were supposed to be but maybe parts of cPanel still have the old ownership data cached?

It's fixed on my account, and I saw mention of other stevie accounts reporting the correct usage now. @xaav, was there some command you ran to fix it?