Krydos

It looks like you tried to access it while one of our two servers was having a bad moment. See http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?s=...ost&p=73080 It should all be working normally now.

Great! Haha, algebra is easy too. Most things are if you discard any preconceived notions that you won't be able to understand it and just work through it logically and slowly. Cool, just make sure you keep plenty of backups of your code in case something goes wrong you can restore back to where it was still working.

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Well, I don't know if it's automatically chosen but I've seen several new accounts created on /home lately. I used to think that only the oldest accounts were on /home and all the newer accounts were on /home1. It seems /home has more free space at the moment anyways. Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/sda7 277739232 91423028 177714604 34% /home /dev/sdb3 441093660 252370348 175279560 60% /home1

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It looks like you recreated and restored your account and everything is working now. Closing.

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It's probably because it uses the free co.cc name. Recently google in their infinite (sarcastic) wisdom decided to take the machete of censorship to a large portion of the internet by blocking a huge number of these free url providers. I know cl58 (he's an admin at heliohost) and I'm positive he doesn't have any malware on his site. Here is some instructions on how to add sites to the safelist so you can view them. (Assuming you have access to the configuration of the antivirus.) http://www.askvg.com/fix-access-denied-web...gerous-content/

If you're not familiar with what you're seeing your link shows what is called patch code. Basically it shows the file name that you are editing (example: application_top.php) and then it shows what to change in that file: if ($redirect == true) { - tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_LOGIN)); + tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_LOGIN, (isset($redirect_origin['auth_user']) ? 'action=process' : ''))); } The first line in my example "if ($redirect == true) {" is unchanged and allows you to find where you are making the change. The line that starts with a minus "- tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_LOGIN));" gets removed, and the line with the plus "+ tep_redirect(tep_href_link(FILENAME_LOGIN, (isset($redirect_origin['auth_user']) ? 'action=process' : '')));" gets added in, and then the "}" stays unchanged. There are two ways to apply a patch: You can use the patch command to automatically make the changes http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_patch.htmYou can manually read through the patch files and make changes by hand. Obviously option #1 is going to be faster but it can sometimes botch your code completely if the files you have aren't exactly the same version that the patch was created from. I usually choose option #2 because I can read through the code and if something isn't exactly the way the patch file says it should be I can make decisions of how to add the new code without completely breaking the entire thing.

Yeah, stevie has two locations that your account could be located /home and /home1. It's just a toss of the dice where you end up I guess. Those paths are important because /home1/bkoese no longer exists and when joomla tries to write to a path that doesn't exist of course it's going to have some issues. Glad you figured it out on your own.

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Shows how much I know about facebook I guess. I created my account way back right after they invented dirt and you could only have a facebook account if you possessed an email address from certain colleges. but I haven't used that account for much of anything since then.

Interesting that he snagged facebook.com/heliohost when his website is actually heliohosting.net... Wonder if he did it just to try to phish people looking for us. Kind of weird. Anyways, facebook.com/heliohost.org/ is available. I tried to add this myself but I can't figure out the heliohost login to facebook. It isn't listed in the admin notepad and it isn't the same as some of our other accounts.

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Testing it with stevie.heliohost.org:2082 and cpanel.<username>.heliohost.org both resulted in code editor working fine for me without any errors. Perhaps there was just a high server load at the time causing problems?

No problem. Abusing the server intentionally to cause slow performance and downtime. A better question is why would a single user go to such great lengths to do this? What is the point? What does it accomplish?

Stevie wasn't actually down; he just had high load from someone using too much space in /tmp. A single account was using 92% of the available space in /tmp and that account has been suspended now. We can manually empty /tmp as much as we want, but if we don't suspend the account that is causing the issues it doesn't take very long for it to get filled back up again.

Is there any particular reason you two are double posting the survey thing? @wizard, if you want you can save some time by using the multi-moderate dropdown box in the bottom left side of the screen to select "Problem Solved." It renames the thread to start with [solved] and posts the feedback thing. @tjoene, if you're just wanting the thread to say [solved] when on forum view you should have access enough as a moderator to edit the topmost topic of the thread and change the title to start with [solved] @everyone else, we're really not that adamant that you take the survey. If you want to let us know how we're doing the survey is a great way to do so. If you don't have time; no big deal.

I have recently been adjusting and monitoring the sign-ups as well, and can verify that hundreds of new accounts get created successfully on a daily basis. Occasionally there is some hiccup in the system and we do shut down new account creations, but that is not the case now. Don't forget your best friend when trying to create a new account: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/helio/sign-up.php

Because if Big Bangs have been happening forever, that it would take forever for our Big Bang to have happened I should have known better than try to logically discuss anything. I usually have better sense than to respond to anything involving religion. Thank you for the booster shot in my philosophy of "ignoring it until it goes away."

It's loading fine for me right now. If it's consistent for you always showing 500 error try clearing your cache. While we're on the topic, I have noticed that your site is usually one of the highest load accounts on the server and usually very close to getting suspended for causing too much load. You might want to consider restricting the IPs that can access your page or something else creative to reduce load if you wish to continue hosting your site on our servers.

Wait, security? I always thought he was the guy that made sure the ballpoint and fountain pens actually wrote before they were put in packages and shipped!? Sooooo confused...

When you try to open scp-hk.com it shows queued because your account no longer exists. Most likely it was deleted due to inactivity. If you don't log in to your cPanel account at least once every 30 days your account gets marked inactive and you get a warning email. If you still fail to log in for another 7 days your account is deleted to make room for active users. Feel free to create a new account and restore your website from any backups you may have of it. We keep no backups of any users data once their account has been deleted.