Kenny09

If I try to sign into CPanel now I get a message saying you can't find my account.

When I check the status page to see when my account will be created I get this message:

Either we could not find that account in the database, or it has already become active. If you're seeing an "Account Queued" page, please wait an additional 24 hours. If you aren't seeing anything, please refresh your browser's cache.

What happened? I waited 24 hours and that message still shows up. Did my account get deleted for some reason?

Edit: Guess I'll go with horizon-host.com... I hate to be "that guy" but I guess your web hosting here isn't as good as it's cracked up to be.

Actually, Johnny is the unstable one. I just checked your account. It's on Johnny.

 

Johnny has over 300 accounts in the creation queue so it can take a little longer than expected. In theory it should only take 1-2 days, but with so many accounts it can sometimes take longer. I know it is frustrating, but you'll just have to wait a little longer.

Thanks for the reply. I can continue waiting; it will be well worth the wait (I believe).

What is your domain and on what server is your account?

fourstatecomputerrepair.heliohost.org

I think it's on Stevie (the unstable one).

If you are looking for some help getting that code working I won't be able to help (I am a beginner with Perl as well). However if you just want help getting something to work, I'll be glad to help. It looks like you have a sub routine but I don't see anything calling that subroutine to make it run. That might have absolutely nothing to do with it though.

Try this code instead:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "content-type: text/html \n\n"; #HTTP HEADER

# DEFINE A STRINGS
$word= 'hello world';

# PRINT IT TO THE BROWSER
print $word."<br />";

I defined a string and then printed the string using print.

I would appreciate some help to get perl scripts running on helio host.

 

I have uploaded my perl script to /home1/directory/public_html/cgi-bin

I have set permissions on the script to 755

I have added #!/usr/bin/perl to the first line of the script

I am testing the script using http://website.heliohost.org/cgi-bin/gf_test.pl

 

However, the script does not run at all and gives an Internal Server Error.

 

Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong. I have spent ages trying to get a perl script to work but need some guidance.

 

My test script is below

 

#!/usr/bin/perl

 

$words="Hello World";

&fscreen($words);

 

sub fscreen

{

my ($xwords) = @_;

 

print <<__;

Content-type: text/html

 

$xwords

__

}

Your account is number 130 in the database, should be created by Saturday 30th of July 2011 01:22:00 AM, and should be active by Sunday 31st of July 2011 03:00:00 AM.

It has been more than 48 hours and the status page keeps changing. Right now it says my account will be ready by Saturday morning but yesterday it said it would be done this morning. It keeps pushing the date further away. What is the purpose of the script if it doesn't give an accurate time? Is the account creation process just too unorganized to track with a script or is there something else I'm suppose to be doing to get it created?

I apologize for the double post... I'm just really eager to start uploading my site and such.

Do you see it as helpful that our society beleives "crazy/ridiculous" thangs.???

Somewhat, yes. In ancient times, when humanity had not emerged from tribal thinking and kill or be killed mentality, organized religion helped move us forward. It provided a basis for law and morality. Unfortunately, now it acts as a hindrance to us growing further.

Comments anyone ?

Who created the Creator? You say everything is limited and must rely on something else that is also limited. Therefor, shouldn't someone or something have created the Creator?

I just registered and upgraded to VIP for free so I can register up to 50 more .FREE domains. However, at the bottom it says "VIP account costs are expected to be $4.99/year per 5 additional .FREE domain name."

Do you think this means I will have to pay later? Or do I actually get all these .FREE domains for free since I'm pre-registering?

username: kennyj09

I created my account on Tuesday, July 26 and received my confirmation email at 10:33 PM (GMT -6). I keep checking the status to see when my account will be ready but the date and time keeps changing. I did sign up on the unstable server so I can have an opportunity to learn RoR; is that why it may be taking longer than 24 hours?

Please note that it will take up to 24 hours before you can log in, and up to 48 hours before your website is up and running.

I try to log in to cPanel from the form at the bottom of HelioHost.org but it tells me the username isn't found. Is that not what the email refers to when it says I can log in within 24 hours?

Edit:

If you just registered, please wait 48 hours for your cPanel account to become active.

Personally, I love Ubuntu. I use it on my desktop and I had it installed on my laptop for several years. Now I am using Windows 7 because I went through this phase where I only played video games and didn't do anything productive. Now that I'm starting to get back into programming and web design I am thinking I will switch back to a Linux operating system. I just have to find the time and patience to backup all my data before I erase Windows 7 (hard drive is too full to do a dual boot... I wouldn't have room to download many files on either one if I did that).

I also will be discontinuing my use of windows solely because of Windows 8. Windows users will be in for a BIG surprise with Windows 8, and in my opinion, it won't be a pleasant surprise.

What's going on with Windows 8? I haven't really heard anything about it... I'm curious now.