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You definitely won't be able to use scheduled tasks to start your Python websocket because scheduled tasks run in a jailshell where the Python binary doesn't even exist. I recommend you use this method for starting and stopping your Python script https://wiki.helionet.org/tutorials/discord-bot#starting-and-stopping-your-bot The rest of that guide is for a Discord bot, but the same bot_control section should work for your Python websocket. As far as proxying the websocket through you can either use Apache with .htaccess, which you can set up yourself. You can also proxy the websocket through Nginx, but an admin has to set that up for you.

WSGI control access has been enabled on the domain lucy.helioho.st. To restart your Flask app and load new code changes in simply edit /home/lucy.helioho.st/httpdocs/iHairdresser/flask.wsgi. Adding a blank line, removing a blank line, adding a space, or removing a space are examples of editing the file. As long as the last modified timestamp changes it will clear the server cache. Let us know if you run into any issues.

I took another look at your DNS, and there were some subdomain records missing from one of the nameservers, but not the other. That has been fixed now.

The domain https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=syu.heliohost.org is valid for 87 days. I double checked your A and AAAA records and they look fine too. Perhaps there was just a temporary DNS issue, but when the SSL check went through the next time it worked fine? If you need help with something else please let us know.

If you're trying to send to a gmail.com email address please be aware that it's nearly impossible to make it to your inbox. Gmail loves to delete emails without even letting you see them in spam. If you're unsure if your website is working testing it with literally any other mail provider other than Gmail is much more likely to work. At least other email providers won't delete your email entirely without telling you, and will let you see it in spam. If the email makes it to spam you can mark it as safe so future emails will go to the inbox.

Yep, you're right. Sorry about that. The original $4.00 subscription didn't get canceled correctly, so we have sent you a full refund. Your subscription has been canceled and you won't be charged again. Thanks for using our VPS service.

The bad news, is it looks like we're going to have to do some major changes to our servers in order to support PostGIS again. The good news, is I successfully upgraded PostgreSQL from version 13 to version 17 and installed PostGIS version 3.5 on Morty. The bad news, is Johnny (the server you are on) is going to be a lot more complicated to upgrade since there are so many existing PostgreSQL databases. The good news, is Morty will be entering his beta period soon, and we could use someone to test PostGIS prior to upgrading Johnny and Tommy. The bad news, is Morty's beta is limited to $30+ donors only right now.

Nope, the only way to keep your account active is by logging in at https://heliohost.org every 30 days. We will be releasing a new server named Morty soon that starts $1 per month, and doesn't require logins to keep your account active. As long as your Morty account has a positive balance, or your monthly subscription payment goes through you can go years without logging in if you want.

On most websites the css, js, and images don't change very often, but the index file may be dynamic and change each time the page is loaded. Browser automatically cache static resources to save bandwidth and speed up page loading times. If the browser has to download all of the static resources each time the page is refreshed it will slow things down. It's not a big deal to inline css in a simple, small website, but on a massive site where the css might be several MB it can start to add up fast.

We'll make a news post once Morty is released.

I commented them out for you. Make sure you clear your browser cache otherwise your browser will likely continue showing the grey stripes because it doesn't download the .css file each time you load the page.

The grey background on the text is being caused by these lines in the file /home/admin/web/rvwars.helioho.st/public_html/css/rvwars.css #news p { background-color:#eeeeee; } Let us know if you can't find those lines to remove them, and I can do it for you.

You're doing great! Let us know if you need help with anything else.

If you drag and drop the new index file it should prompt you whether to overwrite it or not and give you timestamps and size comparisons. Deleting the file on the server first works too.

Ok, your password has been updated. Try logging in to SFTP now. Also for future reference, please don't email your password to us. We don't need your password to help you, and email is extremely insecure so your VPS may get hacked if you email plaintext passwords.

Go to this page https://heliohost.org/password/ and submit a new password for the admin account. It won't automatically update your server though so let me know when you've submitted the new password, and then I can manually copy it over to your VPS.

Yes, that is wrong. Like I said 22 hours ago Protocol: SFTP Host: 65.19.141.202 Port: 22 Logon Type: Normal User: admin Password: <same as logging in to Hestia> Default remote directory: /home/admin/web/rvwars.helioho.st/public_html Please note I said the "admin" user not "wa2uet".

Are you sure you're uploading the file to /home/admin/web/rvwars.helioho.st/public_html ?

The code editor I use is Visual Studio Code which is a free app you can download from https://code.visualstudio.com/ It can help with editing html and has color highlighting, but you can use any editor that you like.

If you'd rather edit your site with your web browser, you can do so by logging in at https://wa2uetwx.heliohost.us:8083/ Username: admin Password: <you picked the password> Either SFTP or Hestia will work. So whatever is easier for you.

Login with SFTP Protocol: SFTP Host: 65.19.141.202 Port: 22 Logon Type: Normal User: admin Password: <same as logging in to Hestia> Default remote directory: /home/admin/web/rvwars.helioho.st/public_html

Alright, how does this look? https://rvwars.helioho.st/

Yes, it looks like I can download the files for the website.

Do you have a domain for this website already, or would you like a free domain such as rvwars.helioho.st?

We generally don't install beta or dev versions since they are usually quite buggy and unstable. I didn't install the "wrong" version, I just installed the latest stable version like we always do, and exactly as I intended to do. Sometimes when people ask for ancient versions of things we do the same thing and install the latest stable version instead. It's highly unlikely anyone other than you will use this itchat-uos so it probably won't hurt to have an unstable, development version of it installed.