Krydos

Are you asking if it's tricky to install cPanel? If so, not really you just download their installer script on to a fresh OS install, and execute it. It takes care of everything else. Administrating a cPanel install is a lot more complicated than simply installing it. cPanel is best for shared hosting servers where there may be dozens or hundreds of accounts. If you're just trying to host one website for one person then installing cPanel is a waste of server resources and money. I don't really understand what you're saying about 'mandrak'. I suspect you mean Mandrake linux distro? If so, that distro has been dead for years. cPanel support CentOS, Cloudlinux, RHEL, or Amazon Linux. Cron jobs are available through our free hosting plans, but they are very limited since they are very powerful. Yes, our servers are protected against fork bombs. Yes, you would get suspended for high load pretty quickly if your cron job ran for too long or forked too many times. We can however offer unlimited cron jobs as an external service that executes a publicly accessible script on your domain though.

Change your nameservers temporarily to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org and after they are added in cPanel change them back.

Last call for manual backup attempts was January 9th. http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/26930-manual-backup-master-list/?p=124822

That account no longer exists because Stevie crashed and is offline. You'll need to create a new account on Tommy if you wish to continue using that domain. You can signup at https://www.heliohost.org/signup/ Tommy signups reset at midnight UTC and fill in a few minutes. You can also make a donation of any amount https://www.heliohost.org/donate/ to get a special Tommy invite that can be used even if signups are full for the day.

The backup just contains your public_html files and your databases so you'll need to set everything else up. You can set cloudflare up however you want. Generally you change your nameservers to like bob.cloudflare.com and hilda.cloudflare.com or whatever they assign you to and you're good to go.

The username inwata is now available.

The only way to reset an account is to delete it and recreate it. It would probably just be easier for your to delete the .htaccess file.

Resent.

Your inb0x.in invitation has been deleted, and resent to your gmail address.

I don't know as I've never done it before. Maybe someone else has and they will chime in. Otherwise just try it if you want to and let us know what happens.

What I meant by this is it checks your current login IP, and if it is the same as the last login IP in the log it doesn't write a new entry. It also doesn't update the timestamp. So the timestamps are only going to change on the last line if you login from a different IP otherwise the last entry stays the same. Also thanks for pointing this out. I'm sure there are or will be other people who worry about someone gaining access to their account due to cPanel showing an unknown last login IP.

Who knows? cPanel is weird. If you log in at https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/ it doesn't update the last login ip file at all. If you log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ it updates the file twice. Once with Cody's IP, and then once with your home IP, and then cPanel shows the second to the last IP in the log file. So if you always log in from our website it will always show the same Cody IP. Here's your cPanel last login history 107.2.44.112 # 2017-01-03 15:40:18 -0800 65.19.143.5 # 2017-01-25 10:21:44 -0800 107.2.44.112 # 2017-01-25 10:22:28 -0800 65.19.143.5 # 2017-01-25 10:24:56 -0800 107.2.44.112 # 2017-01-25 10:25:25 -0800 Ah, after fiddling with it a bit more it seems like it only adds a line if you log in from an IP address different from the last line, and then the last login IP displayed in cPanel shows whatever the second to last line is. I fiddled with it a little bit more, and now Cody's IP shouldn't show up anymore.

I would just verify that everything is there and if something is missing extract it and upload it to where it needs to be.

Your account was located on the server Stevie which suffered a hard drive crash http://www.helionet.org/index/topic/26915-hard-drive-failed/ We recommend creating a new account on Tommy https://www.heliohost.org/signup/ Let us know if you need any help.

I see a bunch of files and directories in public_html and they add up to 244mb. Is anything missing? The archive extraction may have locked up. It shouldn't take that long.

Have you tried recently? I found a bug in the password code and fixed it not too long ago.

What does the error_log say?

http://rvaldes.heliohost.org/Login_Lab

Click the link in the email and create your account. You should be able to use the education.heliohost.org domain again, but if you want to have the username wal we'll have to rename your forum account temporarily. Once your account is created you have two options. 1) Upload your archive, and extract it on the server, or 2) Extract your archive on your home computer and upload the files individually. Your backup should -- as long as your section of the hard drive wasn't too corrupted -- contain the contents of your public_html directory, and some .sql files containing your databases. Upload the public_html files and directories into your new public_html folder that was created on your new account. For the databases if you have any create the database with the same name through cpanel, and then you can import the .sql file through phpmyadmin. Let us know if you need any of these steps explained more in depth.

The only way to change your hosting username is to delete your account and create a new one. Are you sure the username matters that much? The reason you couldn't use nuk for your username is because your forum account already exists with that username.

I guess you got it working since http://portfoliozervas.heliohost.org/omikron-systems/ isn't showing an error anymore?

What do you need help with exactly?

http://rvaldes.heliohost.org/app/

Did you add #!/usr/bin/perl use cPanelUserConfig; or #!/usr/bin/perlml to the beginning of your code?

Oh, you're right. At some point they removed MX entries from advanced dns editor I guess.