alkastraverse

Me too 😭

I think SMTPmart is best choice 🗿

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If your goal is to get an additional TLS certificate (separate from the one automatically issued by SSL It! in Plesk), you won’t be able to use the normal webroot ACME challenge, because as you noticed nginx blocks direct access to `/.well-known/acme-challenge/`. A few alternatives you can try: - Use the **DNS-01 challenge** instead of HTTP-01. Let’s Encrypt supports this, and it doesn’t depend on webroot access. - If you only need the cert for client-side authentication, you could generate it via certbot or acme.sh on your local machine and then import it into Plesk. - Or simply rely on the default Let’s Encrypt certificate managed by SSL It! for the domain, since it’s already trusted by browsers/clients. If you don’t have a VPS, the easiest and most reliable approach is probably **DNS-01 validation** through your domain’s DNS provider. That way you can still issue a valid cert without touching nginx config. Hope this clears things up a bit!

If you’re also open to alternatives, I’d recommend looking at Zoho Mail. It’s not really built for bulk marketing like SMTPmart or Brevo, but it’s a very solid option for reliable business email. ✅ Pros: - Has a free plan (up to 5 users, 5GB each). - Very stable and trusted as a business email provider. - Supports custom domains with SMTP/IMAP/POP3. ⚠️ Cons: - Sending limits are much lower (around 200 emails/day on the free plan). - Not designed for large marketing campaigns. So in short, if your goal is marketing and automation, Brevo might still be the better fit. But if you just need professional email for your domain, Zoho Mail is a great choice.

I think you should check realtime in time.is then you can click before some second

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If you want a cool polygonal background with connected dots like **ipscore.io**, you can use **particles.js** or **tsParticles** 🚀 Here’s a quick example with **particles.js**: <!-- Step 1: load the library --> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/particles.js"></script> <!-- Step 2: create the container --> <div id="particles-js"></div> <!-- Step 3: CSS to make it full screen --> <style> #particles-js { position: fixed; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; z-index: -1; /* stay behind content */ background: #0a0a0a; } </style> <!-- Step 4: configuration --> <script> particlesJS("particles-js", { particles: { number: { value: 80 }, size: { value: 3 }, move: { speed: 1 }, line_linked: { enable: true, distance: 150, color: "#00ffcc", opacity: 0.4, width: 1 }, color: { value: "#00ffcc" } } }); </script> 👉 The result: your website will have a dynamic dots-and-lines background just like ipscore.io 😎 If you want even more effects, check out **tsParticles**: https://particles.js.org/

Hi HelioHost Support, Please help me add the following subdomain to my hosting account: Username: alkastraverse Subdomain to Add: alkverse.mooo.com Thank you for your support! Best regards, alkastraverse

I believe the issue is caused by `$this->results[$queryKey]` being overwritten when you run a new query inside `getCategory()`. So when you call `$this->fpdb->query(...)` in `getCategory()`, it updates the `$this->results` map and the current query key, which breaks the loop in `getProperties()` because `fetch_object()` now references the subquery instead of the original result set. To fix this, you can store the result of the main query in a temporary variable before entering the loop, like this: function getProperties() { $s = "SELECT * FROM properties"; $result_set = $this->fpdb->query($s, return_result: true); // store raw result $result = []; while ($r = mysqli_fetch_object($result_set, Property::class)) { $r->category = $this->getCategory($r->cid); $result[] = $r; } return $result; } This way, even if `getCategory()` runs a subquery internally, it won't interfere with the loop iterating over your original `$result_set`.

Looks like this board is a bit quiet recently. Just sharing in case someone finds it useful later.🗣️

Hi everyone, I just recently set up a site on HelioHost (Tommy server) and wanted to share how I enabled HTTPS and basic protection using Cloudflare. This is useful especially since HelioHost doesn’t offer automatic SSL for custom domains out of the box. --- Steps: 1. Add your domain to Cloudflare Go to https://dash.cloudflare.com Click Add a Site, choose the Free plan Cloudflare will scan your DNS records At the end, you will get two nameservers to replace your current ones Go to your domain registrar and update your nameservers accordingly (Wait some time for the DNS to propagate, up to 24h) --- 2. Point your domain to your HelioHost server (Tommy) After the domain is active in Cloudflare: Go to the DNS tab in Cloudflare Add a record like: Type: A Name: forum (or your subdomain) IPv4 address: <your_hosting_ip> Proxy status: Proxied (orange cloud) (If you use the root domain, set Name: @) --- 3. Enable SSL and force HTTPS In Cloudflare: Go to SSL/TLS > Overview Choose "Full" or "Full (strict)" if you have a Let’s Encrypt cert on the server Otherwise, use “Flexible” (not ideal but works) Go to SSL/TLS > Edge Certificates Enable Always Use HTTPS Enable Automatic HTTPS Rewrites --- Notes: Make sure your web host supports SSL if you use "Full (strict)" You can still access your files and settings via HelioHost control panel (e.g. Plesk) --- Let me know if you have any questions. I’m still new to this but happy to help where I can!

Hello, The forum seems a bit deserted :))

Hi HelioHost Support, Please help me add the following subdomain to my hosting account: HelioHost Account Email: <removed> Username: alkastraverse Subdomain to Add: forum.alkastraverse.xyz Thank you for your support! Best regards, alkastraverse

Hello HelioHost Team, I’m currently using a Tommy account on the new Plesk system. My username is alkastraverse. I would like to request SSH access for basic development purposes (Node.js, git, cron jobs, etc.). I’m not planning to run anything heavy or persistent like Minecraft or custom servers. Thank you very much for your support!