Krydos

Yesterday, I could log in to my cpanel. Today I cannot. Perhaps a password reset will help? username: krydos domain: krydos.heliohost.org server: stevie False alarm I guess. Now it suddenly starts logging in. I was using browser cached uname and pword so there isn't any chance I was typing it wrong. It did give some messages about brute force prevention, but I disregarded that because I was so adamant that I knew my username/password that I tried a few times in a row. Perhaps someone was trying to hack my account and caused me to not be able to log in. Summation: It seems I don't need a password reset after all. Thanks for looking. False alarm I guess. Now it suddenly starts logging in. I was using browser cached uname and pword so there isn't any chance I was typing it wrong. It did give some messages about brute force prevention, but I disregarded that because I was so adamant that I knew my username/password that I tried a few times in a row. Perhaps someone was trying to hack my account and caused me to not be able to log in. Summation: It seems I don't need a password reset after all. Thanks for looking. I'm guessing, based on the sudden multiple requests for password requests due to not being able to log in in the last ~30 minutes, that someone was trying to brute force their way into accounts. I would recommended everyone make sure they have a very strong password. Especially those who have posted their account names in this forum recently.

Thank you. Everything seems to be working now. Was this caused by something that I did, or was there anyway for me to fix this issue myself in the future if it appears again?

.htaccess contents: # -FrontPage- IndexIgnore .htaccess */.??* *~ *# */HEADER* */README* */_vti* <Limit GET POST> order deny,allow deny from all allow from all </Limit> <Limit PUT DELETE> order deny,allow deny from all </Limit> AuthName krydos.heliohost.org AuthUserFile /home/krydos/public_html/_vti_pvt/service.pwd AuthGroupFile /home/krydos/public_html/_vti_pvt/service.grp In addition I tried removing the .htaccess file completely, and still no change. Still get the 500 Internal Server Error.

Created and located at http://krydos.heliohost.org/jje_test.php Still gives 500 Internal Server Error.

domain: krydos.heliohost.org username: krydos server: stevie All of my .php files have been giving 500 Internal Server Errors for over 48 hours now. Out of curiousity I renamed my index.php in the root of public_html to index.html and it displays perfectly with no error. As soon as it is renamed back to a .php file the 500 error comes right back. I have cleared cache, used several different browsers, and several different computers on several different ip addresses. No .php files on my entire site show anything other than 500 Internal Server Error while anything .html displays fine. I haven't changed any settings in months so it's very unlikely I caused this. This might be the same issue as http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?sh...=8932&st=15 but since he is using all cgi and I am using php I thought I'd make a separate thread. Feel free to merge them if you need to.

I have also been having the internal server error a lot on my pages, and came to these forums to try to figure out what was going on. I am using mostly php files that I have written myself. Is there anything I can do to reduce the amount of errors or the length of time that these errors are being displayed to anyone trying to look at my page?