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looks like the server is using the connectiog IP when looking at the [ .htaccess ] - which is good and logs that IP - which is good I can now pass or block my IP by way of the [ .htaccess ] file - which is good I can no longer test if the hit is from a 'real' Cloudflare IP (that was in $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] ) - that is bad but not a show stopper ### your IP may or may not be blocked at [ http://bobdistler.com ] - ether way you should see "https" when it loads ###

works for me on server Tommy $_SERVER["HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP"] - is copied into - $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"] - which is good ### now the issue is - is this done before or after the server looks at the [ .htaccess file ] (e.g.for "RewriteCond" and "order deny,allow") for site access control ### thanks

you should be able to test them now ### you called that one right - most of the time that is the first thing I check when I have a issue like this - but I think the issue of a script can run a script but I can not - made me overlook permissions ###

the issue I have with that is - that right hand number is changing... MySQL® Disk Usage 428.74 MB / 931.46 MB ( 46% ) ### MySQL® Disk Usage 428.74 MB / 933.57 MB ( 46% ) ### MySQL® Disk Usage 428.74 MB / 930.65 MB ( 46% ) ### 428.74 + 933.57 = 1362.31 ### I have seen a low of 552.55 and a high of 933.57 ### the issue for me is the 428.74 MB the true amount that I have used of the 1000 MB quota ? ###

as I try any new PHP script - I receive "Internal Server Error" this URL has no error (has been on the server for days) --> [ http://lillianday.com/index.php ] this URL throws a 500 error (script just uploaded today) --> [ http://lillianday.com/thething.php ] this URL throws a 500 error (has been on the server for days) --> [ http://lillianday.com/hits_counter.php ] BUT URL [ http://lillianday.com/index.php ] calls that script [ hits_counter.php ] with no errors ### any PHP script that I upload today throws a 500 error ModSecurity is off in cPanel I did a test with files [ .htaccess ] rename as [ .htaccess.bu ] - received same 500 error made the script [ thething.php ] by hand (i.e. no cut and paste) here on my desktop - uploaded with FileZilla - received same 500 error made the script [ thething.php ] by hand (i.e. no cut and paste) in cPanel's File Manager - received same 500 error downloaded the script [ thething.php ] made in cPanel's File Manager using cPanel's File Manager [ Download ] - did a compare (i.e. using KDiff3) with the file I made on my desktop - they are binary equal this is the code of the script [ thething.php ] <?php print "Hello"; ?> ###

I understand I will remove Cloudflare from any domain I leave on my HelioHost account

my account is on server Tommy Email SPF is set on I can send Emails to my gmail account from all domains on my account - with no issues at gmail I 'see' --> [ SPF: PASS with IP 65.19.143.6 ] with each Email received from my account on server Tommy

the why see Cloudflare's "Why should I install mod_cloudflare?" at [ https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170916 ] ### the how see Cloudflare's "Logging Real Visitor IP Addresses: mod_cloudflare for Apache httpd" at [ https://www.cloudflare.com/technical-resources/#mod_cloudflare ] ### I assume all accounts on the server - that use Cloudflare - will 'see' the visitor's real IP address when [ mod_cloudflare ] is installed on the server ### my issue with my addon domain that is set to use Cloudflare - is the honeypot can only 'see' Cloudflare's IP address (e.g. 'REMOTE_ADDR' => '162.158.255.81') ###

in cPanel (Paper Lantern) right hand side under [ STATISTICS ] MySQL® Disk Usage 428.74 MB / 553.96 MB ( 77% ) what is the number [ 553.96 MB ] of ?? it has been from 495.09 and up to 685.23 today ### Mailing Lists Disk Usage 0 bytes / 553.96 MB ( 0% ) and PostgreSQL Disk Usage 0 bytes / 553.96 MB ( 0% ) both have that same number - but have 0% ###

### if your account is on server Tommy ### Open Filezilla Click File >> Site Manager Click New Site Type "Tommy SFTP" and press enter In Host field type "tommy.heliohost.org" In Port field type "1342" In Protocol dropdown select "SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol" In Logon Type dropdown select "Normal" In User field type your cPanel username In Password field type your cPanel password Click Connect Approve the remote server key, and check the box to not ask you about this server again. ### ### if your account is on server Johnny ### Open Filezilla Click File >> Site Manager Click New Site Type "Johnny SFTP" and press enter In Host field type "johnny.heliohost.org" In Port field type "1373" In Protocol dropdown select "SFTP - SSH File Transfer Protocol" In Logon Type dropdown select "Normal" In User field type your cPanel username In Password field type your cPanel password Click Connect Approve the remote server key, and check the box to not ask you about this server again. ###

yes all 12 domains are back up

http://realhandydata.heliohost.org/

about the time you did that - all my domains on server Tommy started throwing 500 type errors

domain [ wa.hat.info ] points to HelioHost server Tommy it does not say which account on that server is your's

while the DNS records for domain [ wa.hat.info ] have a "A" record of [ 65.19.143.6 ] (which is the IP address of the HelioHost server your account is on) - there is no NS records that the server needs to find your account (there are hundreds of accounts on that server) - so it throws 'your account is not setup yet' type error

HelioHost's cPanel will not set your domain as a "addon" or "parked" domain - until your registrar DNS "NS" records show Heliohost's nameservers [ ns1.heliohost.org ] and [ ns2.heliohost.org ] - using only the "A" record (i.e. IP address) will not do it

1.> click on [ Log In ] at --> [ https://www.heliohost.org/ ] 2.> on page HelioHost Tools - click on [ Continue to cPanel ] 3.> if you are using cPanel's [ x3 ] theme on cPanel home page (near the bottom) click on [softaculous Apps Installer ] icon if you are using cPanel's [ paper_lantern ] theme on cPanel's home page in box [ SOFTWARE ] click on [softaculous Apps Installer ] icon 4.> on Softaculous' home page enter [ phpMyAdmin ] in the [ Search ] box 5.> click on [ phpMyAdmin ] under DB tools (on left hand side of page) 6.> on the [ phpMyAdmin ] page note [ Space Requied ] - do you have room (i.e. disk space) for it ? if "yes" click on [ Install Now ]

is that on your computer or in your Heliohost account ?? ### I assume that you have installed phpMyAdmin in your Heliohost account using Softaculous in cPanel in you browser URL bar - http://[ the domain of your Heliohost account ]/[ the folder that you set up phpMyAdmin in ]/index.php without the brackets Log in with your cPanel's user name and password ### IMO - it is better to export your database - as a SQL file to your computer - with out any "make database" commands in it then use phpMyAdmin on Heliohost to import it to your database ###

yes IF you show the same IP address from both computers OR the "computers" shows the same sig OR the IP address shows the same location OR you are using a proxy OR you are using VPN OR you are using something like TOR OR you are using any tunneling protocol

as said above ... "if you log in to both accounts you'll run the risk of them both getting suspended."

check his URL [ http://javier.helihost.org ] you are sent to [ http://ww1.javier.helihost.org/ ] - which says "Buy this domain - The owner of helihost.org is offering it for sale for an asking price of 788 USD!"

can you make a new [ SQL ] file from your current database - without that ?

OP received that error while doing a [ import ] I assume his [ SQL ] file contains a CREATE DATABASE / USE statement the [ SQL ] needs to be maid without CREATE DATABASE / USE statement(s)

I did not say anything about PHP ### export your current database into a [ .SQL ] file - then import it into you new database at Heliohost using phpMyAdmin as said above ###

I assume you have a [ .sql ] file to import 1.> goto [ phpMyAdmin ] in cPanel 2.> in [ phpMyAdmin ] select you database (left hand side) 3.> in [ phpMyAdmin ] select [ Import ] tag