Krydos

There you go https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=ardin.es https://www.sslshopper.com/ssl-checker.html#hostname=timerestart.ga

Generate new certificates, and upload them to /home/thorast and I can install them for you. Don't upload them to public_html.

Deleted the Mercury request. We'll email you when there is space to build the Mars request.

We're 100% full on VPS right now, but occasionally people cancel their VPS and when the canceled VPS gets deleted we will contact the people on the wait list in the order that they requested their VPS to see if they're still interested. You're number 12 and 13 on the wait list.

Some people have gotten beta invites. They don't have full access to Plesk yet, but I've been using their accounts to test the transfer script. I've been going back and forth with them via email to make sure everything is getting copied over correctly. Normally I would just create test accounts myself, but since it's not possible to create new cPanel accounts I sorted the donors from the last year by total donations and then looked for accounts with data that I wanted to test.

Thanks for noticing and letting us know.

It causes a lot of load to boot up all of the VPS. Sparkie's cpu was pegged at 100% for like 3 hours last night powering on all the VPS so it's expected that there would be slowness and time outs. Also keep in mind that, like Balloons said, Johnny hasn't been moved to the newly installed hard drives yet so he is still causing slowness for the VPS at this time. Johnny will be moved in the next couple days which will result in a few hours of downtime for Johnny and slowness for the VPS during that time due to the hard drives being pegged at 100% usage. Once Johnny is moved and the dust has settled, that is when the VPS will finally get their long awaited speed improvement.

You'll receive an email when your VPS is done.

Nope, it shouldn't be a problem. Since you're using ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org as your nameservers the transfer script can just edit the A record to transfer your domain to the new server when your account is moved.

I'm training Yashrs to help me with VPS work.

If you upload files to cPanel and then get moved to Plesk the new files and changes will transfer over so feel free to continue trying to update your site as best as you can. We will not be restoring the backups we made a month ago onto the Plesk servers. Those were just provided for anyone who wants to download a copy of everything. We will be copying directly from the broken cPanel server straight into Plesk.

Yes, to add to what Wolstech already said, a lot of our VPS users that signed up since cPanel revoked our licenses did so as a temporary measure to keep their websites online while Plesk was being installed. Like Wolstech said some of them will likely switch back to shared hosting once it's available. I should also add that no one is being downgraded without their permission. If they're happy with their VPS service they can of course continue using it. Some people choose to have a shared hosting account in addition to their VPS as well which is fine too.

Yes, Ricky and Johnny should take significantly less time because the same process and scripts that we developed with Tommy can be copied to the other servers rather than having to rewrite them from scratch again.

I'm actually training Yashrs to help me with VPS.

There you go root@tommy [/home/krydos]# dig +short A @ns1.heliohost.org norden.heliohost.us 216.218.228.92 root@tommy [/home/krydos]# dig +short A @ns2.heliohost.org norden.heliohost.us 216.218.228.92 It may take a couple hours to propagate through the whole internet. Were you ready for me to cancel your VPS46 payment to make sure it doesn't charge again in September?

Too early to tell for sure as that hasn't been tested yet. It might be better with Plesk.

Yes, please remind me again when things have settled down a bit.

Is this more important than getting all the cPanel accounts moved over to Plesk?

There you go root@tommy [/home/krydos]# dig +noall +answer -x 2001:470:1:1ee::44 4.4.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.e.e.1.0.1.0.0.0.0.7.4.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa. 14400IN PTR mail.itslucas.win.

Wordpess is the worst, but Moodle and Magento are pretty bloated too. They aren't used nearly as much as Wordpress though. Phpbb causes basically no load as far as I can tell.

Hurricane Electric has delegated control to us, but they only restart their nameservers once a day so it will be tomorrow morning some time probably at the earliest that this will be done.

SFTP on Tommy should be working again now.

Waiting for Hurricane Electric to delegate control over our ipv6 block to us.

It looks like nginx wasn't running for some reason. I ran the command sudo systemctl start nginx and everything seems to be working now. You can start processes through the Hestia web ui too I believe.

Another possibility that would solve this problematic VPS is after we rebuild Ricky with Plesk our old Stevie server will be sitting empty. If his high load continues and if he renews I will probably end up offering him the whole Stevie server where he can use as much drive I/O and CPU as he wants because he'll have the whole server to himself.