Byron

I'm seeing this error at the top of my cpanel but I'm still able to login. We're sorry, but we either could not find that account in the database, or it is not listed as inactive. Please contact an administrator if you feel this message is in error. If I go the old .html cpanel page then it disappears.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

You need to set the nameservers at Godaddy to: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org and you do know that when you go to your account that it should be in lowercase like this? brightelectronicsinc.com That should get you up and going and remember to login to your cpanel at least 2 times a month.

I'm sorry but it looks like your site got deleted. Just go to the home page and sign up with the same info as before to make a new account. The administrator has returned and things are all better now.

You shouldn't need permissions 666. 644 will allow write permissins.

Make sure you login to your cpanel at least 2 times a month and make a backup of your site regularly at your cpanel. We don't keep backups.

Did you try to renew your account here? http://www.heliohost.org/scripts/renew.php

Good! btw, I think this is what you want to parse htm files as php. AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .htm

Try refreshing your browser first. If your not using Frontpage Extensions than go to Frontpage Extensions at your cPanel and click Uninstall and see if that helps. You'll probably want to refresh before you check it again though.

Moved from Java Requests Welcome to Heliohost and please try to post in the correct forum next time.

Ho Ho Ho Merry Christmas!

Not until the admnistrator returns and we don't know when that might be.

Try it at another time of day. It's more than likely somebody abusing system resources while your trying to login.

Sometimes it takes a few days.

I thought you knew that after I posted this link showing the source of that search? http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/test/CURL_COOKIE.php btw, nice work. Seems to work great and it's fast too!

If this is only happening every once in awhile then it's probbly because somebody is abusing system resources. If this is a constant error then you probably changed something in your .htaccess file that doesn't agree with the server.

You don't want to put anything in: /home/reiki only you can see that directory. You want to put everything inside this directory: /home/reiki/public_html which is this: jadepillow.com If you make a file (not a folder) called index.html it will be your home page for this domain jadepillow.com

Your site has been restored.

This is the public_html directory: http://jadepillow.com/ That's the directory where you build your site. You can add directories to your public_html just like the images directory and the cgi-bin directory that's already there. What you need to do to keep from showing your public_html files is to create a index.html file and call it your home page and then when somebody goes to this site: http://jadepillow.com/ they will see your index.html page or your home page.

You could use curl, but you said you didn't really want to go that route. Source of /search?filter=0&hl=en&num=1&start=0&q=%22Simon%20and%20Garfunkel%22%20-%20%22Boxer%22 http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/test/CURL_COOKIE.php

Your back up. Try to login at least a couple of times a month to make sure.

Just upload that text file I posted and give it a .php extension and then change the email address to yours inside the script. It should work fine then.

Here's one you can use: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/temp/email_form.php http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/temp/email_form.txt

This works for me. Returns Google's source code. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/test/remote_file.php <?php if ($fp = fopen('http://www.google.com/', 'r')) { $content = ''; while ($line = fread($fp, 1024)) { $content .= $line; } $content = htmlspecialchars($content); echo $content; } else { echo "An error occured when trying to open the specified url"; } ?>