Byron

Try this and see if that works. http://www.heliohost.org/scripts/renew.php

When was the last time you logged into your account before you uploaded your index page? If you have been inactive for over 30 days then your account probably got deleted.

Give it at least 24 hrs (and maybe 48 hrs) after your register for your account to show up.

Yea I use SetEnv TZ US/Eastern on my site. Here's a ful list of time zones that can be used if anybody is interested. http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/timezone-all.php <?php # List all time zone abbreviations $list = timezone_abbreviations_list(); foreach( $list as $key=>$val ) { echo "<br><font size=\"+1\"><b>$key</b></font><br>"; foreach( $val as $key_2=>$val_2 ) { echo " <b>Time zone ID</b>: $val_2[timezone_id]<br>"; echo " Offset: $val_2[offset]<br>"; if ( $val_2[dst] == 1 ) { echo " Daylight Savings Time<br>"; } } } /* More time zone functions timezone_abbreviations_list timezone_identifiers_list timezone_name_from_abbr timezone_name_get timezone_offset_get */ ?>

Put this in your public_html .htaccess file: SetEnv TZ GMT It won't change cron time and it doesn't seem to change SSI but it changes everything else. Not sure about MySQL.

As far as I now the ftp has always been the same as your domain name when it comes to cpanel. ie: (same username and password for both) http://alpha1omega.uni.cc ftp.alpha1omega.uni.cc and the name servers are: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org You can find all of the features listed on the home page. http://heliohost.org

I'm seeing it just fine. http://www.garmei.co.cc/

Yea but then you couldn't see how to do it with php!

As far as I know the ip address for heliohost is 65.19.143.3 and I can't say for sure if the other (65.19.143.4) is correct or not. Do you get any kind of error message when you try to change name servers? And you might try contacting your domain name provider and ask them why it isn't updating.

Did you sign up with your domain name or a heliohost name? If you signed up with a heliohost domain then you'll want to park your domain. Either way these are the two name servers you need: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org

No, your registered heliohost name won't be effected nor any functions effected. With a Parked Domain you can login to your cpanel file manager and make changes but your file manager will still show the heliohost urls even though your going through your parked domain name. Any and all files will now work with the heliohost domain and the parked domain name.

Thay are both pointing to heliohost's name server. You don't want to use A (Address name) or C (Conical name) you want to use NS (For external name servers)

Yes Heliohost can handle the DNS. What you need to do is point your Domain Name to the Heliohost name servers which are: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org And then register with your domain name.

You can use the Parked Domain option at the cpanel for your new domain name, but you need to point your domain name to Heliohost. The name servers for Heliohost are: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org Then go to the Parked Domain option at your cpanel and enter your domain name and wait about 24 hours. To cancel your new account requires you NOT to login to your account for 30 days and it will be deleted automatically.

It will delete itself in 30 days if you'll just not login.

It would help to post your domain name.

If your wondering why your domain name (dstar.uni.cc) isn't working, it's because it's not showing any NS records right now. Something must have went wrong so go back to http://www.uni.cc and enter these name servers again for your domain: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org and click save. That should fix it. Cheers, Byron

No you have one more step. You need login to your cpanel and click onto the link that says "Parked Domains" and then where it says "Create A New Parked Domain" you enter: dstar.uni.cc into the text field and click "Add Domain" and by this time tomorrow you should be good to go.

You won't be using those fields with the NS option. All you need to enter is the name servers.

It's been a long time since I registered with www.uni.cc so I don't remember the exact steps. OK, you want to choose the first option: 1) NS (For external name servers) so click the radio button for that option and then fill out the 2 name server fields with: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org and then click "Continue" or whatever to proceed. Basically just give then the information they ask for like a valid email address and a username. Should be basic stuff. That's really all you need to get a domain name. I think they will probably send you a confirmation email. Let me know when you've gotten your domain name and I'll tell you what to do at your cpanel.

It may take up to 24 hrs to activate.

First you need to go sign up for your domain name at http://www.uni.cc before you go to cpanel. And I'm assuming you want this to be a Parked Domain and not an Addon Domain, right? The difference is that an Addon Domain is a sub directory on your site and a Parked Domain is your site.

You want to use NS and the name servers are: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org and on my site that gives me http://alpha1omega.uni.cc/ or http://alpha1omega.byrondallas.heliohost.org/

If you look on the wiki page for this section here: If you don't remove the #'s from the front of those lines then your script will fail. You directory should have file permissions of 755. Any file that ends in .pl or .cgi needs permissions set to 755 also.

That's really great to hear! Thanks djbob!