Piotr GRD

@ eSPiYa If you didn't notice - previous messages in this topic about ASP.NET being enabled are from March 2010. However recently - November 2010 - support for ASP.NET has been disabled. Read more in here: http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?s=...ost&p=55937

Hellllooooo!..... Is anyone here?!...... Heelllooooooo!... ;D Sorry, I just had to post that. ;D HelioHost nameservers does not work for 16 hours already so no anyone can be here at the moment. I think I am the only visitor. Greetings for everyone.

Yes, it looks like. Related topic about: http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=7578 As the alternative you can switch (with the proper plugin) Wordpress to use some external SMTP server (even your own GMail account or whatever else service) for sending out emails instead of using native PHP mail() function and HelioHost as mail server during the time when such problems exists.

By using "search" on the forum (function which very often saves a time) I found this post: http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?s=...ost&p=55234

Remember that there is also another alternative - if HelioHost efforts for being unblocked will fail - to use different service for email. You can configure your DNS records to use HelioHost for your website and some other chosen service for your email (ie. Google Apps or whatever else). I don't know if you can manage your MX records on HelioHost nameservers (cPanel does have such option, but might be blocked or not) but in a case you can not you can always use different namservers and configure everything on it. If you do need help with DNS configuration - after you'll decide for such step and choose a service to handle your email - I'm ready to help.

So its not possible to upload to www through ftp? (...) "www" is just - to make it simple - some kind of "alias", other name for the "public_html" folder. If you're using Windows on your computer then most similar thing will be "shortcut". Different way to access the same directory, but only through cPanel's file manager, while through FTP you see only real directory "public_html". (...) When the server is down can my site still be seen? Well... only if you got it in the cache of your browser. No. As for the license problem - is this related to the script you are trying to install?... Maybe your script needs license to be bought for being functional?

Well... I can only confirm your observations with these statistics: HelioHost Server Monitor, archive for 2010-10-20 Such problems are present for shorter or longer periods of time almost every day, following the link you can browse the results from 2010-09-26 up to today.

Just to confirm that there was quite a lot of problems, not all day, but... Turning off gzip compression may decrease CPU load - which is not the problem according to what djbob wrote - but will increase bandwidth usage. Let someone else say which would be better in here in current situation.

Check the dates in that section of the forum - first post is dated 22nd July 2008 and last post is dated 6th October 2008. So that's all over 2 years old topics. I wasn't in here at that time, I can only guess, but my assumption is: - there was some server No 1, not owned but rented; - "Stevie" has been set (own server); - on request some of the accounts has been moved in there and also new accounts were set on new server, too; - with the time being all accounts has been moved into "Stevie" and there was no old rented server anymore; - at 2010 there is another server "Charlie", not online at all, yet.

After seeing "Site Uptime" topic in this section of the forum I am posting this topic in the same place. Hello everyone I would like to announce to all of you the new service that I've recently created: HelioHost Server Monitor - http://grd.net.pl/heliohost/monitor/ Bookmark or add to favourites to not forget. On this page you can check the availability of HelioHost.org servers (currently the only one server) and the time of responce just now, during last 24 hours (on main page) and through all the days when monitoring was running (by navigating in archives menu). The server is monitored every 2 minutes and almost 24/7. Monitored is access to the server through HTTP on port 80, through FTP on port 21 and access to the cPanel login page on port 2082. Additionally also availability of the HelioHost.org main page, HelioNet.org support forum and HelioHost nameservers. Apart of checking if the server is online/offline, counted is also time from the start of request to the end of receiving the valid answer from the server. Results of the monitoring are also updated every 2 minutes and displayed in human friendly graphic form, quite easily understandable (I hope). At the moment of this post HelioHost main page and support forum and nameservers are hosted on the same physical server with users accounts, so if you'll see that these pages are slow, inaccessible or return invalid responce (ie. error 500), then your own websites/scripts hosted here may (or may not) behave in the same way at the same time. If you have any questions, comments or concerns regarding my server monitor - you can feel free to post in this topic or through email that is available in the footer of my page with monitoring results. I hope that the service will be useful for everyone. Piotr GRD 2010-10-04