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Hi @mrxdwolf, Since you are using HelioHost nameservers, it is necessary that one of our root admins manually added the required DNS records for your email to authenticate with SPF and/or DKIM. Domains that do not have SPF and/or DKIM records are unauthenticated and thus rejected by some of the major email account providers such as Gmail. I am escalating your support request to our root admins for fulfilling.

Just a correction regarding Terra abuse report emails: They do have the message contents, though it may be difficult to read. First message: Second message: Please note that second message was sent from Microsoft Outlook, not directly from your server's account (i.e., without using a mail client), so either you got your email account credentials stolen or your device is infected with some kind of malware. That second message even tried to spoof the from address, trying to impersonate a customer service email address (sac@bradesco.com.br) from a Brazilian bank (Bradesco) while in fact being sent from yoe06@yoe06.heliohost.us. Please also note that both messages do not seem to be automatically reported by Terra mailing system (X-Terra-Spam: No), but rather manually flagged as spam/reported by the receiver, which in both cases is the same (eb9538615f462d0de4fc3ef6b78b2567@terra.com.br), but it is possible I am misinterpreting it.

Hi @pepino, The tutorial you linked already has a workaround. You can edit your wp-config.php file and add the following line into it: define('FS_METHOD', 'direct'); That line will allow you to bypass WordPress requirement of an FTP(S) server credentials. You can also follow this DigitalOcean tutorial about installing vsftpd (an FTP server for Linux systems) into your VPS: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-vsftpd-for-a-user-s-directory-on-ubuntu-20-04 Some adaptations may be necessary, considering that the tutorial was written for Ubuntu 20.04 and you have Ubuntu 22.04, but it will not be that different.

Hi @pepino, Since you are hosting on your VPS, using Tommy, Johnny or Ricky FTP server addresses will not work, as they are solely made for accessing their respective servers and the services hosted on them. Are you using a web host control panel on your VPS? If so, that panel will have the information about its integrated FTP server. By providing us its name, we can guide you in how to check it. However, if you are running a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MariaDB/MySQL, PHP) stack, you need to check if you have an FTP server installed and running. If you could tell us how you installed your WordPress and give us the below information, we can better assist you. PS.: WordPress supports FTP and FTPS, but it does not support SFTP. If you still want to know your SFTP info, it would be the same (sub)domain address/IP address you use to access your VPS through SSH, as both (SFTP and SSH) use the same hostname/username/password/protocol/port.

Hi @jrwrest, I could only find a VPS plan (VPS16) with your username, could you please confirm if that is the one you want to be canceled? As soon as you can confirm that, I can escalate your request to our root admins for fulfilling. PS.: It is worth noting you have a support request being attended. Are you sure you want to cancel your account before getting it solved?

Hi @jrwrest, As far as I could check, you have a VPS plan, is that correct? If that's the case, it depends on how your server was built/configured. Depending on your web hosting control panel (if you have one), it would be possible to change it on its settings. If you do not have a web hosting control panel or if it does not support, you may have to add your domain to your webhost server (Apache, NGINX etc) and proxy it to your application. Finally, as you mentioned Dokku, though I personally never used it, I could find in its documentation information about adding domains here: https://dokku.com/docs/configuration/domains/

Hi @gomgo, I have sent a new invite to the email registered on your previous account. Please let us know if you received it and managed to create a new account. Also, feel free to contact us anytime if you have any other questions, requests or face any issues.

Hi @realvanyek, Your support request is being escalated to our root admins for fulfilling. Please make sure to change your realvanyek.eu.org domain's nameserver records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org or create the required DNS records on your DNS hosting service as mentioned in our external DNS hosting with Cloudflare tutorial. Though it was written for DNS hosting with Cloudflare, the DNS records are the same regardless of your DNS hosting service.

Hi @marckeeley, Do you want to: Change your main domain from your heliohost.us subdomain to your artbymarc.me domain? Or: Keep your heliohost.us subdomain and have your artbymarc.me domain added as an additional domain? If you want the first, I can do it for you right now, but if you want the second, I would need to escalate your request to our root admins for fulfilling. In either case, please change your artbymarc.me domain's nameserver records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org or create the DNS records mentioned in this external DNS hosting with Cloudflare tutorial. Though it was written for DNS hosting with Cloudflare, the DNS records are the same regardless of your DNS hosting service. As soon as you confirm which option (1 or 2) you want, we can proceed to fulfill or escalate your support request as needed.

I am glad it worked. Please let us know if you have any other questions or face any issues.

Hi @yoe06, I have checked your account and it has been suspended for spam. Could you explain why was your account sending spam and what is your mailing policy?

Hi @marckeeley, Does your Internet Service Provider (ISP), i.e., the company who provides you internet access, provide you with a dynamic IP address? Please access https://heliohost.org/ip.php before logging in to Plesk panel and after being logged out and sent to the login page again and check if the IP addresses are different. If your ISP provides you with a dynamic IP address and is indeed changing your IP address too often, you will be logged out. If that is your case, you have two options: Talk to your ISP and ask them to increase the timespan of your dynamic IP address change (or just give you a static IP address); Use a VPN to access your Plesk panel. Please let us know of your results after checking the above information.

Maybe not exactly dead, but broken in some way that may be more difficult to fix than to reinstall it or to change to another webhost control panel. If you still have access to HestiaCP web interface, you can create a backup from there by following this guide; you can back up through SSH by following this guide. And finally, you can also back up your files just like wolstech explained. Webhost control panels usually do not provide uninstallers, so you would be required to wipe your server (i.e., asking for a reinstall of your operational system). Some webhost panels do have plugins that allow restoring backup files from another control panel, thus automating the process, but if they do not have those plugins you would need to manually create your account again and manually restoring your backup as well. Configuring the new webhost control panel, if you choose to use another one, will also be necessary. And even if you decide to keep HestiaCP (by wiping your VPS and reinstalling an updated version), I would strongly advise you to install and configure it from scratch instead of restoring a full configuration backup as to avoid bugs/errors/issues of any kind. As I explained above (and wolstech also explained in his post) to remove HestiaCP (or any other webhost control panel) it is required to wipe your VPS and reinstalling your operational system. By wiping your VPS, your sites would be temporary offline until a new webhost control panel was installed and configured with your sites again. About SSL certificates, almost all webhost control panels nowadays have an option to automatically use free Let's Encrypt SSL certificates, so you would not have to worry about that.

Hi @retrope, Just to let you know, I have confirmed with our root admins and that Cloudflare script just disabled (sub)domains, it never changed or removed any of their contents.

Hi @EasonLu07, Checking our Discord #support chat, I could see that your request was already fulfilled by Krydos. Please let us know if you have any other requests, questions or find any issues with your VPS.

Hi @infantex, We have run a domain cleaning that looks for Cloudflare hosted DNS domains and check their .well-known directory to make sure they are still being hosted with us (because the way Cloudflare works, by proxying DNS records, we are unable to verify if a domain using its services is hosted with us otherwise). Please make sure your .well-known directory is accessible through your domain (i.e., yourdomain.com/.well-known/) by checking your .htaccess file rules and/or directory permissions, this will prevent your domain from being disabled in the future. As for enabling your (sub)domains, you can do that on your Plesk panel by clicking on your domain (if its data isn't showing) and then on its status just change it to "Activate" or "Enable": If you face any problems in enabling your (sub)domains, please answer this topic to let us know so I can escalate the issue to our root admins.

(Sub)Domain changes can take up to 2 hours to get effect. As for the .well-known directory/folder, you should check if your .htaccess (on your httpdocs/public_html directory/folder) has a rule that could prevent it from being accessed. If you're not sure, you can post your .htaccess file here and we can check it for you.

Hi @retrope, We have run a domain cleaning that looks for Cloudflare hosted DNS domains and check their .well-known directory to make sure they are still being hosted with us (because the way Cloudflare works, by proxying DNS records, we are unable to verify if a domain using its services is hosted with us otherwise). Please make sure your .well-known directory is accessible through your domain (i.e., yourdomain.com/.well-known/) by checking your .htaccess file rules and/or directory permissions, this will prevent your domain from being disabled in the future. As for enabling your (sub)domains, you can do that on your Plesk panel by clicking on your domain (if its data isn't showing) and then on its status just change it to "Activate" or "Enable": If you face any problems in enabling your (sub)domains, please answer this topic to let us know so I can escalate the issue to our root admins. PS.: Since your account was not suspended or queued, I have moved your topic to our Customer Service section.

Hi @ynqx04ha, We have run a domain cleaning that looks for Cloudflare hosted DNS domains and check their .well-known directory to make sure they are still being hosted with us (because the way Cloudflare works, by proxying DNS records, we are unable to verify if a domain using its services is hosted with us otherwise). Please make sure your .well-known directory is accessible through your domain (i.e., yourdomain.com/.well-known/) by checking your .htaccess file rules and/or directory permissions, this will prevent your domain from being disabled in the future. As for enabling your (sub)domains, you can do that on your Plesk panel by clicking on your domain (if its data isn't showing) and then on its status just change it to "Activate" or "Enable": If you face any problems in enabling your (sub)domains, please answer this topic to let us know so I can escalate the issue to our root admins.

Hi @EasonLu07, I am escalating your request to our root admins for fulfilling. As soon as your reverse DNS records are set up, they will let you know.

Hi @aaronmaruska, As per your request, your main domain was changed from digitalflyfisher.com to saturdaymarket.live. Make sure to either change your domain's nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org or create the required DNS records on your external DNS hosting as exemplified in our External DNS Hosting with Cloudflare tutorial on our Wiki. Please allow up to 2 hours until your new domain becomes fully functional (considering you have already set it up with our nameservers or create the DNS records pointing to your HelioHost server as mentioned above). If you have any other requests, questions or find any issues feel free to contact us anytime.

Hi @mariadumas, Please try to follow the Next.js tutorial (full stack framework for Node.js) on our Wiki. To better help you, we would need to know what it is saying in your error logs when (you can see them on your Plesk panel) you get the 504 HTTP error, but in summary it means the server could not contact another server where it should get resources from.

Hi @TECHNOGG, As per your request, your main domain was changed from technogg106.helioho.st to technogg.live. Since your new domain is using Cloudflare, make sure you follow the instructions on our External DNS Hosting with Cloudflare tutorial to create/update the required DNS records for your domain to work with HelioHost. Please also wait up to 2 hours for your domain do start work. If you have any other requests, questions or issues feel free to contact us anytime.

Hi @nevesvitor, Currently it is not possible to host Java on HelioHost shared servers because that feature was not implemented back yet. It is in our to-do list, but we have no estimated time as to when it will be available again, but when it is available again, we will announce on our forum's News section, on our social network (Facebook, Twitter) and on our main site. However, until then you can always host anything you want (considering it is legal and does not break HelioHost Terms of Service) on a VPS plan (starting at $4 per month), where you have a virtual machine exclusively for your use and with root/admin access, where you control everything from the operational system to any softwares you want to run.

Hi @dcalori, Which version are you installing and which PHP version are you using? Are you setting Concrete CMS to save sessions into files? What happens if you set it to save into DB?