AmeL

Please wait a little bit longer; we have not identified any issues with the account creation script.

Well done!, finally, I could have luck to see my control panel and the default site is up and running ;-)

I gonna request for java support in another forum here then.

Thanks BIG BIG to jje for your respectful support.

I registered my account on Friday at around 3:00 PM, GMT+7, and now it is Saturday 9:00 PM already. So it means, I would be able to login into my control panel but I would not be.

Sorry about that; the time can vary depending on the length of the queue.

According to the status script you should be able to login to your control panel today at 11:52:00 AM (PST Time), which is in 3 hours (I think!).

Thank you for your patience.

 

Thanks you so much for the quick reply.

Your welcome!

Sorry again; but until now, Sunday, 3:30 PM of GMT+7, so it is 48 hours from when I registered on Friday, 3:00 PM, GMT+7. But I couldn't still login into my control panel.

I understand that time can vary depending on the length of the queue, the more users are added to the queue, the more waiting time it consumed.

So I could wait patiently, and will inform you guys a few days later if I still could not login.

Your account is currently in the account creation queue. It will take approximately 48 hours to be completely created.

 

For information about your account's progress in the queue, please use our status script:

http://heliohost.org/home/support/scripts/status

Thanks you so much for the quick reply.

I am believing that it is incorrectly queued, because the mail I received from heliohost said like this:

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. Also note that your account will be automatically pruned if you do not log in to your control panel for a period of one month.

I registered my account on Friday at around 3:00 PM, GMT+7, and now it is Saturday 9:00 PM already. So it means, I would be able to login into my control panel but I would not be.

username: amel

server: johnny

domain: http://amel.heliohost.org

Dear all,

I am on stevie now, and I could not find anywhere here to say about the database connection setting I need to use in my php.

Thanks,

Dear all,

 

I am on stevie now, and I could not find anywhere here to say about the database connection setting I need to use in my php.

 

Thanks,

Ok, i figured it out now. use localhost to be the host name of db server accessed from script.

Yes.

Thanks so again :-)

You can run php scripts on an account with servlets.

Thanks you so much for the quick response.

So you mean, I no need to create another account for servlet? I should just move my current account to Johny server, and request for servlet app, then I could host both php and servlet there, right?

Dear helios admin,

I would like to have two web applications, one is my php web application, and another is java servlet web application. Could you tell me what is the best way to get this.

Is it allowed if I use another email to register another account, and select Johny server, to host my servlet, while I've got another account to host my php app?

If not, so please tell me what is the best way to go, so that I don't abuse any rule or term of service here.

Thanks,