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  1. Im using vb.net 2012. It Works for many days. Today after switching my plan from jhnoy to morty it works for 2 hours. I don't know why is failing now. And this is the error. Yestarday I connected perfectly to the database, I didn0t change my vb.net app and now the errors indicate I have another app working with php and its continue wroks perfectly. Why I cant to connect to the database wuth my vb.net app? Best regards JOSE CANELON WHEN I TRIED TI SE MY STASTUS TICKET ITS SAY De: HelioHost Support [mailto:support@heliohost.org] Enviado el: martes, 11 de febrero de 2025 19:17 Para: jrcanelon75@gmail.com Asunto: Re: [HH#351528] UPDATE MY PLAN TO MORTY What language are you using? You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63578 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/ -- Este correo electr?nico ha sido analizado en busca de virus por el software antivirus de Avast. www.avast.com
  2. Username: bobrock, Server: Tommy, Main domain: bobrock.heliohost.us bobrock bobrock.heliohost.us I have a Ruby error showing. Internal error Failed to load tree data. I don?t know what that means. What should I do to clear the error? Bob ------------------- Robert J. Rockefeller Midway, GA
  3. Hello Today I conect to my database mariadb with the follow conection Stringconection = "server=tanklevel.helioho.st; database=jrcanelon75_LEVEL_TANK; User Id=jrcanelon75_ESP32; Password=XXXXX;" (THIS CONECTION WAS WITH JHONNY PLAN) Now I trying to connect to my database a it say it cant't connect because CANNOT CONVERT A DBNull OBJECT INTO OTHER TYPES Why it doesm't wroks? JOSE CANELON De: HelioHost Support [mailto:support@heliohost.org] Enviado el: martes, 11 de febrero de 2025 15:08 Para: jrcanelon75@gmail.com Asunto: Re: [HH#351528] UPDATE MY PLAN TO MORTY The reason the account didn't move automatically is because instead of using the link to move your account that we gave you, you went to https://heliohost.org/signup/ and tried to create a second account with the same email address as your existing account. Each email address has to be unique so you can't have 2 accounts using the same email address. The correct link to move your account once again is https://heliohost.org/dashboard/move/ but you used the link https://heliohost.org/signup/ to try to create a second account. This has happened several times in the last few weeks so we plan on improving the signup page so if someone tries to create a second account it will ask them if they're trying to move their existing account. Sorry for the confusion on how to move your existing account. You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63578 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/ -- Este correo electr?nico ha sido analizado en busca de virus por el software antivirus de Avast. www.avast.com
  4. Hello It Doesn't work the switching my account from Jhony to Moty, I've already pay. By pay PALL. PLEASE MAKE THE SWITCH FROM JHONY TO MORTY. (10$ for 12 months), jrcanelon75@gmail.com BEST REGARDS JOSE CANELON +58.414.394.3343 De: JOSE CANELON [mailto:jrcanelon75@gmail.com] Enviado el: martes, 11 de febrero de 2025 10:40 Para: 'HelioHost Support' Asunto: RE: [HH#351528] UPDATE MY PLAN TO MORTY Dear People I already pay at Helio Host with pay pall (10$ for 12 months), but it didn't work I want to move my account jrcanelon75@gmail.com from Johny to Morty I paid 10$ for 12 month but it didn't update my account to morty Please update my plan Best Regards JOSE CANELON De: HelioHost Support [mailto:support@heliohost.org] Enviado el: martes, 11 de febrero de 2025 9:14 Para: jrcanelon75@gmail.com Asunto: Re: [HH#351528] UPDATE MY PLAN TO MORTY You can switch to Morty here : https://heliohost.org/dashboard/move/ You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63578 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/ Libre de virus. www.avast.com -- Este correo electr?nico ha sido analizado en busca de virus por el software antivirus de Avast. www.avast.com
  5. Dear People I already pay at Helio Host with pay pall (10$ for 12 months), but it didn't work I want to move my account jrcanelon75@gmail.com from Johny to Morty I paid 10$ for 12 month but it didn't update my account to morty Please update my plan Best Regards JOSE CANELON De: HelioHost Support [mailto:support@heliohost.org] Enviado el: martes, 11 de febrero de 2025 9:14 Para: jrcanelon75@gmail.com Asunto: Re: [HH#351528] UPDATE MY PLAN TO MORTY You can switch to Morty here : https://heliohost.org/dashboard/move/ You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63578 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/ -- Este correo electr?nico ha sido analizado en busca de virus por el software antivirus de Avast. www.avast.com
  6. Username: jrcanelon75, Server: Johnny, Main domain: tanklevel.helioho.st Dear People of Heliohost, I am interested in knowing how I change my plan to Morty. When I update my plan, will the database that I have there continue to work the same, will I be able to continue accessing that database in the same way? Best Regards, JOSE CANELON -- Este correo electr?nico ha sido analizado en busca de virus por el software antivirus de Avast. www.avast.com
  7. please disregard the request below. Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage Jsabarese wrote: Specifically, I want to use Composer to install wp-cli/wp-cli for use in any/ all of my ... domain names because we decided they all happen to be WP sites (for now at least). I installed using the curl script (wget ... whatever from the composer site) no. actually, i guess PHP pulls the file from remote. good lord. i never noticed that. SMH. But how is it done? e.g. composer global requrie wp-cli/wp-cli i tried that earlier or yesterday, and it didn't seem to be the correct way of doing it. Is it better to use apt install composer ? i may have done that as well... also w/out success because I don't know precisely how to execute a command in this environment. E.g. it's easy, on a dev server or "local" on that shared server i had, i could do: cd /home/username/public_html (centrewebdesign.com) ~/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/bin/wp core update ~/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/bin/wp theme update --all ~/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/bin/wp plugin update --all because i somehow installed wp-cli in my user dir. i don't think that was supposed to happen. who knows. anyway. and that made it super easy to do a regular update. also, for a project such as this, i just take my list of plugins and rather than FTP them, use the error list (because it will give me one if i do it this way) of the database bitching that the plugins (which used to be there) are no longer installed. grab that list (or my local dir structure i suppose), and use a text editor to create a bunch of lines like "plugin_name" regex (plugin_name) wp plugin install $1 and that takes 2 mins, vs 20 manually. so, i want to do ssh jsaba@vps111 composer global require wp-cli/wp-cli and be albe to execute those commands on the WP sites. which i guess will be all of the sites. Currently. i just have the centrewebdesign site up there. well. no. i installed WP. but, that will be the CWD site. for now. i'll do the other domain names meanwhile, but i'm hoping you can advise about the wp-cli . i'll refrain from uploading the plugins/ themes as it's saves bandwidth etc. thank you! Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage J Sabarese wrote: Cool. Understood. Thank you! :) Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage HelioHost Support wrote: Since you're using Hestia the config files are located in /home/admin/conf/web/domain.com/ not /etc/nginx/ or /etc/apache2/ or anything. You may not need to edit them though, and keep in mind Hestia may overwrite some of your changes if you edit the wrong files. The file should have a comment at the top with the warning when you try to edit it. You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63561 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/
  8. Specifically, I want to use Composer to install wp-cli/wp-cli for use in any/ all of my ... domain names because we decided they all happen to be WP sites (for now at least). I installed using the curl script (wget ... whatever from the composer site) no. actually, i guess PHP pulls the file from remote. good lord. i never noticed that. SMH. But how is it done? e.g. composer global requrie wp-cli/wp-cli i tried that earlier or yesterday, and it didn't seem to be the correct way of doing it. Is it better to use apt install composer ? i may have done that as well... also w/out success because I don't know precisely how to execute a command in this environment. E.g. it's easy, on a dev server or "local" on that shared server i had, i could do: cd /home/username/public_html (centrewebdesign.com) ~/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/bin/wp core update ~/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/bin/wp theme update --all ~/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/bin/wp plugin update --all because i somehow installed wp-cli in my user dir. i don't think that was supposed to happen. who knows. anyway. and that made it super easy to do a regular update. also, for a project such as this, i just take my list of plugins and rather than FTP them, use the error list (because it will give me one if i do it this way) of the database bitching that the plugins (which used to be there) are no longer installed. grab that list (or my local dir structure i suppose), and use a text editor to create a bunch of lines like "plugin_name" regex (plugin_name) wp plugin install $1 and that takes 2 mins, vs 20 manually. so, i want to do ssh jsaba@vps111 composer global require wp-cli/wp-cli and be albe to execute those commands on the WP sites. which i guess will be all of the sites. Currently. i just have the centrewebdesign site up there. well. no. i installed WP. but, that will be the CWD site. for now. i'll do the other domain names meanwhile, but i'm hoping you can advise about the wp-cli . i'll refrain from uploading the plugins/ themes as it's saves bandwidth etc. thank you! Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage J Sabarese wrote: Cool. Understood. Thank you! :) Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage HelioHost Support wrote: Since you're using Hestia the config files are located in /home/admin/conf/web/domain.com/ not /etc/nginx/ or /etc/apache2/ or anything. You may not need to edit them though, and keep in mind Hestia may overwrite some of your changes if you edit the wrong files. The file should have a comment at the top with the warning when you try to edit it. You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63561 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/
  9. Cool. Understood. Thank you! :) Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage HelioHost Support wrote: Since you're using Hestia the config files are located in /home/admin/conf/web/domain.com/ not /etc/nginx/ or /etc/apache2/ or anything. You may not need to edit them though, and keep in mind Hestia may overwrite some of your changes if you edit the wrong files. The file should have a comment at the top with the warning when you try to edit it. You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63561 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/
  10. looks good. thank you! Help in `25 Recovering from Brain Damage HelioHost Support wrote: I fixed the permissions for your PHPMyAdmin page. Is it working for you now? https://vps111.heliohost.us/phpmyadmin/ You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 Thank you, HelioHost support https://heliohost.org/ https://helionet.org/
  11. https://vps111.heliohost.us/brave-browser/ just playing around. this is an awesome setup though! Ugh. i need to actually be normal and put something up there for my resume stuffs. :( boo hoo. i wanted to play! Meh. ?? there're be time for countin', when the dealin's done. ?? On Mon, Feb 10, 2025 at 2:05?AM J Sabarese wrote: > wordpress was super easy to install. and works flawless, far as i can > tell. > that's cool. > :) > > https://vps111.heliohost.us/page/2/ > > On Mon, Feb 10, 2025 at 1:48?AM J Sabarese wrote: > >> Awesome, thank you so much! >> >> couple things i've come across. i'm just getting back into this today. >> finally. Jump on Monday morning, right? >> >> Glass half-full. >> >> anyway. >> i'mma throw some images here. >> so. phpMyAdmin doesn't work (yet). seems like that's a hestia >> configuration. >> What do you advise i do about that? >> not a super huge deal at the moment i don't think >> >> >> [image: DuckDuckGo_yDIbpvjADT.png] >> >> [image: WindowsTerminal_tNYNpBCpVY.png] >> >> >> [image: Kd3v1V1-removebg-preview.png] >> >> On Sun, Feb 9, 2025 at 12:52?AM HelioHost Support >> wrote: >> >>> neutility.store - Should be good to go now. neutility.life - You need to >>> change the NS records. Wrong = ns1.heliohost.us, ns2.heliohost.us. >>> Correct = ns1.heliohost.org, ns2.heliohost.org >>> statecollegeguitarlessons.com - Should be good to go. >>> whatsonyourbrain.com - Should be good to go. wordpresscenter.net - >>> Looks good too. centReWebDesign.com - Good to go. >>> >>> You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: >>> >>> https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 >>> >>> Thank you, >>> HelioHost support >>> https://heliohost.org/ >>> https://helionet.org/ >>> >>>
  12. wordpress was super easy to install. and works flawless, far as i can tell. that's cool. :) https://vps111.heliohost.us/page/2/ On Mon, Feb 10, 2025 at 1:48?AM J Sabarese wrote: > Awesome, thank you so much! > > couple things i've come across. i'm just getting back into this today. > finally. Jump on Monday morning, right? > > Glass half-full. > > anyway. > i'mma throw some images here. > so. phpMyAdmin doesn't work (yet). seems like that's a hestia > configuration. > What do you advise i do about that? > not a super huge deal at the moment i don't think > > > [image: DuckDuckGo_yDIbpvjADT.png] > > [image: WindowsTerminal_tNYNpBCpVY.png] > > > [image: Kd3v1V1-removebg-preview.png] > > On Sun, Feb 9, 2025 at 12:52?AM HelioHost Support > wrote: > >> neutility.store - Should be good to go now. neutility.life - You need to >> change the NS records. Wrong = ns1.heliohost.us, ns2.heliohost.us. >> Correct = ns1.heliohost.org, ns2.heliohost.org >> statecollegeguitarlessons.com - Should be good to go. >> whatsonyourbrain.com - Should be good to go. wordpresscenter.net - Looks >> good too. centReWebDesign.com - Good to go. >> >> You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: >> >> https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 >> >> Thank you, >> HelioHost support >> https://heliohost.org/ >> https://helionet.org/ >> >>
  13. Awesome, thank you so much! couple things i've come across. i'm just getting back into this today. finally. Jump on Monday morning, right? Glass half-full. anyway. i'mma throw some images here. so. phpMyAdmin doesn't work (yet). seems like that's a hestia configuration. What do you advise i do about that? not a super huge deal at the moment i don't think [image: DuckDuckGo_yDIbpvjADT.png] [image: WindowsTerminal_tNYNpBCpVY.png] [image: Kd3v1V1-removebg-preview.png] On Sun, Feb 9, 2025 at 12:52?AM HelioHost Support wrote: > neutility.store - Should be good to go now. neutility.life - You need to > change the NS records. Wrong = ns1.heliohost.us, ns2.heliohost.us. > Correct = ns1.heliohost.org, ns2.heliohost.org > statecollegeguitarlessons.com - Should be good to go. whatsonyourbrain.com > - Should be good to go. wordpresscenter.net - Looks good too. > centReWebDesign.com - Good to go. > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
  14. Username: bobrock, Server: Tommy, Main domain: bobrock.heliohost.us I?d like WSGI Control Access because I?ll be deploying a Django app to django.bobrocke.heliohost.us . Bob ------------------- Robert J. Rockefeller Midway, GA
  15. Username: bobrock, Server: Tommy, Main domain: bobrock.heliohost.us bobrocke I?d like a sub-domain below bobrocke.heliohost.us . Please create django.bobrocke.heliohost.us at the same ?level? as laravel.bobrocke.heliohost.us . Bob ------------------- Robert J. Rockefeller Midway, GA
  16. the domain names are, as follows: \neutility.store \neutility.life \statecollegeguitarlessons.com \whatsonyourbrain.com \wordpresscenter.net \centReWebDesign.com ( ^^Centre, the "French Spelling" as it were - as in Centre County, Pennsylvania) the spelling was discussed briefly. the spellcheck doesn't always do us favors. my domain name is a "made-up" nonsense word. The word, quoted by Helio Support, below, is a word that spell-checkers often deduce and use as a preferred replacement. In our case, the correct spelling of my nonsense word is as shwon here: \\mxuni\www\zjvuypqa\cw.neutility.store \\mxuni\www\zjvuypqa\neutility \\mxuni\www\zjvuypqa\neutilitystore On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 10:58?PM HelioHost Support wrote: > If I were you I would 1. Keep using both Apache and Nginx because it's > easier than changing the default, and you may find you need Apache some > day. 2. Add all the domains to the admin user, and delete any extra users > you may have created. Then upload your files to /home/admin/web/ > centrewebdesign.com/public_html/ /home/admin/web/ > statecollegeguitarlessons.com/public_html/ /home/admin/web/ > whatsonyourbrain.com/public_html/ /home/admin/web/ > wordpresscenter.net/public_html/ /home/admin/web/*neutrality*.life/public_html/ > > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
  17. . i said: > What about the apache ... virtual_host stuff. Do you have a template file > (PLEASE!? lol) > i'm sure i do, but... omg. i'd better do some testing n stuff. get my > syntax back up to snuff. .htaccess n mod_rewrite. i suppose that's what Hestia does for me. i'll let you know how it goes. I mean, i guess it's been Apache thus far anyway. I was looking in /etc/nginx/sites-avail i need ? :ding!: /etc/apache2/... to find those virtual hosts files (methinks) On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 11:31?PM J Sabarese wrote: > do i still need to see that? or take some action there? > i think they were trying to demonstrate where to point my nameserver at > namcheap, or how to indicate them. > because they offer that "custom" thing where it's your own domain. and i > think that's what i messed up. do you see my attachment? > > BTW! Please tell the person about the installation/ server sadmins stuff. > > Cool w/ me to stay w/ Apache and NGINX. > It's probably best to know and unerstand that technique, to be true. > > i'm cool w/ that. > So. > > I guess, that means nothing chnages, right? > i just use the structure he showed me (or you showed me.... good lord. > sorry) > SOMEONE g/d showed me the structure to point full paths to the > ./public_html containers for each domain. > that's cool. > > w/ that, i should be able to make it happen. > > What about the apache ... virtual_host stuff. Do you have a template file > (PLEASE!? lol) > i'm sure i do, but... omg. > > i'd better do some testing n stuff. get my syntax back up to snuff. > .htaccess n mod_rewrite. > :D > > i guess i should be good to go now. > many thanks! > > On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 11:00?PM HelioHost Support > wrote: > >> Yeah, he forgot that images don't get sent through these support emails. >> >> You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: >> >> https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63561 >> >> Thank you, >> HelioHost support >> https://heliohost.org/ >> https://helionet.org/ >> >>
  18. do i still need to see that? or take some action there? i think they were trying to demonstrate where to point my nameserver at namcheap, or how to indicate them. because they offer that "custom" thing where it's your own domain. and i think that's what i messed up. do you see my attachment? BTW! Please tell the person about the installation/ server sadmins stuff. Cool w/ me to stay w/ Apache and NGINX. It's probably best to know and unerstand that technique, to be true. i'm cool w/ that. So. I guess, that means nothing chnages, right? i just use the structure he showed me (or you showed me.... good lord. sorry) SOMEONE g/d showed me the structure to point full paths to the ./public_html containers for each domain. that's cool. w/ that, i should be able to make it happen. What about the apache ... virtual_host stuff. Do you have a template file (PLEASE!? lol) i'm sure i do, but... omg. i'd better do some testing n stuff. get my syntax back up to snuff. .htaccess n mod_rewrite. :D i guess i should be good to go now. many thanks! On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 11:00?PM HelioHost Support wrote: > Yeah, he forgot that images don't get sent through these support emails. > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63561 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
  19. THANK YOU! This is excellent. This is precisely what I needed, and wanted to know! Thank you! :D On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 10:58?PM HelioHost Support wrote: > If I were you I would 1. Keep using both Apache and Nginx because it's > easier than changing the default, and you may find you need Apache some > day. 2. Add all the domains to the admin user, and delete any extra users > you may have created. Then upload your files to /home/admin/web/ > centrewebdesign.com/public_html/ /home/admin/web/ > statecollegeguitarlessons.com/public_html/ /home/admin/web/ > whatsonyourbrain.com/public_html/ /home/admin/web/ > wordpresscenter.net/public_html/ > /home/admin/web/neutrality.life/public_html/ > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
  20. FYI AFAIK BRB It's too difficult to edit. It'll never send. Maybe an AI can read it for you. I truly am sorry for that. The notations w/ highlighting (if you see that , styled text/html), that's for my remembrance. haha. memoirs? his own axe to grind. peace of mind. somewhere in time. iron maiden albums. BTW, this may be relevant, contextually speaking: I geuss that's relevant to the part of the conversation about whether to create multiple user names in Hestia. know what i mean? *i don't plan to ever provide "hosting"* because i don't really plan to ever have that type of client anymore. at least in my current frame of mind, i don't plan to pursue that. but, having such a powerful setup as this is (clearly!), one tends to muse over possibilities. E.g. I can't wait to get into messing w/ the Node/ Python stuff in production! :D ??? thank you! On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 10:32?PM J Sabarese wrote: > Hi there! > > Hope you're still there tonight. I understand if not. > I really need to get my schedule together for some kind of "business > hours". ;) > > I'm still trying to wrap my head around what the directory structure > should look like. > w/ those five domains, how would you place the paths to each "site", or > you know. the ./public_html folder so to speak, for each? > > Perhaps that would be the EASIEST way to tell me. can you jsut put into a > notepad, like the paths, and find/ replace w/ my domains. and indicate > where (if any) there is only the /home/admin user > > or if you might show me if it had > /home/admin > /home/someone > /home/anothersite > /home/site4 > /home/etc/some/other/site/public_html > > know what i mean? that would SUPER help me out right there. > like i said, i dont really mess w/ cpanel. i realize it's helpful for > scaffolding stuff. but ... > all good, in any case. all good. > > So. > If NGINX is an option, I want to do that. Because I suspect it will save > me some headaches. HOWEVER. > I suppose Apache might be "more secure", or at least certainly more widely > used. To me, Apache is more difficult to tweak, and get what I wanted out > of it. However, we're talking about 10 years ago when I last really studied > it. Something has happened w/ my mind, and I assimilate and understand > concepts more easily, and functionally now. I realize that sound crazy when > I can't tell you whether I've eaten yet today, and several other weird > things like stacking the clean dishes to dry. I digress. > > BTW: sorry for always talking about brain damage. This happens to be a >> realm in which I recognize it, and I appreciate your acknowledgement >> thereof thus far, because people don't get it. Even people who are >> "supposed to be helpful with the very condition", so to speak: they don't >> get it. People are stupid. That's the bottom line. I'll show you something >> (sorry. you get that, because you expressed-- however slight, might-- >> appreciation that I suffer this condition, I feel like I "found an ear". >> So, sorry about that. I understand my behaviour. I just can't ... >> manipulate them, to my desired level of productivity. >> Regarding the server, and my struggle with deciding Apache2 (or >> LiteSpeed) vs NGINX >> Man, let me put it this way: I know all about the guitar. I might even >> play it okay. But, I didn't always play guitar. I didn't always know music >> theory. Both of those datasets (to put it in machine learning speak) are >> now a part of skillset, however. I haven't accessed or used those skills in >> several years, but I maintain them as evidenced in recent session, >> practicing a song. >> Likewise, there is "coding". > > > Symbolic Logic is really what it is. I studied that at University. How do >> you like that? >> Would you believe I was never enouraged to pursue a career in Comp Sci? I >> digress. No i don't ! haha. I kick the goddamn can! >> Pshaw! Fkkrs. I kick the other gddmn can. > > > But, then again. I did have that "rockstar" experience, however fleeting. >> Wasted all the money and beg for shit these days. It's all different sides >> of the same life. I have been wealthy, and unhappy. I have been poor, and >> experience joy. > > > Like Perry Farrell says, "*There's only Pleasure and Pain.*" > It's the truth. Recall the monks on the side of the hill. "Them nut > freezers!" ~ himself > What about them? I don't remember. But contentment. That's where it's at. > Contentment is derived from purpose. > > > I blah, I blah, I g/dmn blah too much! >> "Hey doth *blah *too much" ~ Shakespeare > > > Yes. NGINX -- but, you tell me, man! Seriously. If you have experience w/ > NGINX vs Apache, and you can say with confidence, man I'll show you how to > manage the security on Apache, because ... blah blah, NGINX. > Otherwise, I was hoping you'd coach me on the FULL nginx setup (not the > install, but the config) for a PRODUCTION server, as I have never done so. > I've done a ton w/ NGINX on the 192.168.#.# but, you know... no intruders > there. and never are. > > Don't get me wrong. I know apache too. > To me, the NGINX .conf files sare super SIMPLE to tweak. and i have a > handful of templates. but, again... it's always a learning process, ya > know? to me? it's like learning a "word of the day". So much depends upon a > strong vocabulary. > > So, I'd probably experience less headaches. I guess is the point. with > NGINX, i'd prob experience less headaches, but please bear in mind. I am > also inexperienced with this type of setup. so, it will be a learning > curve. i'm not worried about that (clearly, as i've had this acct for a few > days, and i'm forcing myself to care about it. because resume stuff, and > all part of getting back to normal). > > That said. I think Yes. Let's do the NGINX. > If You're doing that, can you just go ahead and do Debian instead of > Ubuntu? > Give you a chance to re-install that Hestia. You love that. LOL. > > Kidding. Seriously, if you have a better proposal, please do suggest it. > I don't think clearly. > > BTW-- sometimes I remember stuff. Sometimes I don't. today doesn't seem to > be such a good day for me. but, I was working on something a while ago and > making progress. right. my little PHP CMS thing is refactored to PSR-4 > autoloading. haha. > > I uploaded some of it. or, all of it to that vps111 location using WinSCP > last night. so, that works. > > > > THANK YOU so very muc, Helio Host Personnel! > :D > > https://youtu.be/rQRAvSSMs70?si=nxCelEvNMHxfp8ag > > On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 11:58?AM HelioHost Support > wrote: > >> 1. Yes, Hestia can be installed without Apache. You just have the default >> installation which includes Apache and Nginx as a reverse proxy. The main >> advantage to having Apache is so you can use .htaccess files, which Nginx >> ignores. If you want to switch to Nginx only I can do that for you, but it >> will require wiping the whole VPS and starting over. 2. I don't think you >> need to create an extra user like Hestia suggests. You can do everything >> through the admin account if it's easier. A. You don't really need to >> create extra users unless you want to. B. The user jsabarese has the >> ability to sudo so you can install stuff on the command line if you need >> to. The admin account has full control over the Hestia control panel. If >> you need to use SSH I would recommend using the jsabarese, but be mindful >> of ownership and permissions. If you need to login to Hestia I recommend >> using admin. C. 1. Yes, if you're using Hestia use the admin account. C. 2. >> I don't think you need to create extra users. The one admin account is >> sufficient if you're the only person who is going to be using the VPS. >> >> You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: >> >> https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 >> >> Thank you, >> HelioHost support >> https://heliohost.org/ >> https://helionet.org/ >> >>
  21. Hi there! Hope you're still there tonight. I understand if not. I really need to get my schedule together for some kind of "business hours". ;) I'm still trying to wrap my head around what the directory structure should look like. w/ those five domains, how would you place the paths to each "site", or you know. the ./public_html folder so to speak, for each? Perhaps that would be the EASIEST way to tell me. can you jsut put into a notepad, like the paths, and find/ replace w/ my domains. and indicate where (if any) there is only the /home/admin user or if you might show me if it had /home/admin /home/someone /home/anothersite /home/site4 /home/etc/some/other/site/public_html know what i mean? that would SUPER help me out right there. like i said, i dont really mess w/ cpanel. i realize it's helpful for scaffolding stuff. but ... all good, in any case. all good. So. If NGINX is an option, I want to do that. Because I suspect it will save me some headaches. HOWEVER. I suppose Apache might be "more secure", or at least certainly more widely used. To me, Apache is more difficult to tweak, and get what I wanted out of it. However, we're talking about 10 years ago when I last really studied it. Something has happened w/ my mind, and I assimilate and understand concepts more easily, and functionally now. I realize that sound crazy when I can't tell you whether I've eaten yet today, and several other weird things like stacking the clean dishes to dry. I digress. BTW: sorry for always talking about brain damage. This happens to be a > realm in which I recognize it, and I appreciate your acknowledgement > thereof thus far, because people don't get it. Even people who are > "supposed to be helpful with the very condition", so to speak: they don't > get it. People are stupid. That's the bottom line. I'll show you something > (sorry. you get that, because you expressed-- however slight, might-- > appreciation that I suffer this condition, I feel like I "found an ear". > So, sorry about that. I understand my behaviour. I just can't ... > manipulate them, to my desired level of productivity. > Regarding the server, and my struggle with deciding Apache2 (or LiteSpeed) > vs NGINX > Man, let me put it this way: I know all about the guitar. I might even > play it okay. But, I didn't always play guitar. I didn't always know music > theory. Both of those datasets (to put it in machine learning speak) are > now a part of skillset, however. I haven't accessed or used those skills in > several years, but I maintain them as evidenced in recent session, > practicing a song. > Likewise, there is "coding". Symbolic Logic is really what it is. I studied that at University. How do > you like that? > Would you believe I was never enouraged to pursue a career in Comp Sci? I > digress. No i don't ! haha. I kick the goddamn can! > Pshaw! Fkkrs. I kick the other gddmn can. But, then again. I did have that "rockstar" experience, however fleeting. > Wasted all the money and beg for shit these days. It's all different sides > of the same life. I have been wealthy, and unhappy. I have been poor, and > experience joy. Like Perry Farrell says, "*There's only Pleasure and Pain.*" It's the truth. Recall the monks on the side of the hill. "Them nut freezers!" ~ himself What about them? I don't remember. But contentment. That's where it's at. Contentment is derived from purpose. I blah, I blah, I g/dmn blah too much! > "Hey doth *blah *too much" ~ Shakespeare Yes. NGINX -- but, you tell me, man! Seriously. If you have experience w/ NGINX vs Apache, and you can say with confidence, man I'll show you how to manage the security on Apache, because ... blah blah, NGINX. Otherwise, I was hoping you'd coach me on the FULL nginx setup (not the install, but the config) for a PRODUCTION server, as I have never done so. I've done a ton w/ NGINX on the 192.168.#.# but, you know... no intruders there. and never are. Don't get me wrong. I know apache too. To me, the NGINX .conf files sare super SIMPLE to tweak. and i have a handful of templates. but, again... it's always a learning process, ya know? to me? it's like learning a "word of the day". So much depends upon a strong vocabulary. So, I'd probably experience less headaches. I guess is the point. with NGINX, i'd prob experience less headaches, but please bear in mind. I am also inexperienced with this type of setup. so, it will be a learning curve. i'm not worried about that (clearly, as i've had this acct for a few days, and i'm forcing myself to care about it. because resume stuff, and all part of getting back to normal). That said. I think Yes. Let's do the NGINX. If You're doing that, can you just go ahead and do Debian instead of Ubuntu? Give you a chance to re-install that Hestia. You love that. LOL. Kidding. Seriously, if you have a better proposal, please do suggest it. I don't think clearly. BTW-- sometimes I remember stuff. Sometimes I don't. today doesn't seem to be such a good day for me. but, I was working on something a while ago and making progress. right. my little PHP CMS thing is refactored to PSR-4 autoloading. haha. I uploaded some of it. or, all of it to that vps111 location using WinSCP last night. so, that works. THANK YOU so very muc, Helio Host Personnel! :D https://youtu.be/rQRAvSSMs70?si=nxCelEvNMHxfp8ag On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 11:58?AM HelioHost Support wrote: > 1. Yes, Hestia can be installed without Apache. You just have the default > installation which includes Apache and Nginx as a reverse proxy. The main > advantage to having Apache is so you can use .htaccess files, which Nginx > ignores. If you want to switch to Nginx only I can do that for you, but it > will require wiping the whole VPS and starting over. 2. I don't think you > need to create an extra user like Hestia suggests. You can do everything > through the admin account if it's easier. A. You don't really need to > create extra users unless you want to. B. The user jsabarese has the > ability to sudo so you can install stuff on the command line if you need > to. The admin account has full control over the Hestia control panel. If > you need to use SSH I would recommend using the jsabarese, but be mindful > of ownership and permissions. If you need to login to Hestia I recommend > using admin. C. 1. Yes, if you're using Hestia use the admin account. C. 2. > I don't think you need to create extra users. The one admin account is > sufficient if you're the only person who is going to be using the VPS. > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
  22. hi there. you said, "see a section that looks like this.." but, i don't see anything. if you embedded an img, it's been filtered. i see no attachment. just FYI. On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 11:08?AM HelioHost Support wrote: > You can change your nameserver settings by clicking the manage button > under your domain in the namecheap account page. after that you should > scroll down and see a section titled nameservers that looks like this. > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63561 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
  23. [image: image.png] sorry. i feel like i've sent you the same info multiple times (my bad, not you), but i'm not sure, so sending again. sorry. On Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 7:09?AM J Sabarese wrote: > *Hello, Helio!* > > https://youtu.be/lVwji0wWCc8?si=Z8mfNCv32uVvBT2R I thought it read hello. hello. [image: msedge_EhAF6HWGX1.png] [image: image.png] thank you!
  24. VPS number: 111, VPS ID: 671 I think I setup the incorrect setting here. See how it reads ns1.neutity.store (vs ns1.heliohost.org ?) Can you guide me where do I put that info? at namecheap please? [image: image.png] *Neutility.Life*Ethical Generative AI Training Consultant jeffrey.sabarese@neutility.life Pleasant Gap, Pennsylvania https://neutility.store [image: LinkedIn] [image: Twitter] https://hubstafftalent.net/profiles/jeffrey-sabarese
  25. Hello, Helio! Good morning. Before I get into actually setting anything up, I wanted to verify: This server is basically setup with Apache, MySQL/ 15-shades-of-PHP, and NGINX as reverse proxy. My only issue is i've never really run a setup like that, specifically. I'd personally be more comfortable w/ 100% nginx. However, that's just a "by chance, could you...", rather than an "aww, man. this sucks!" so, it doesn't really matter. i'll go with your judgement and pref on that. But before I get started, want to confirm. TWO PRIMARY QUESTIONS, Please: 1.) Can I set it up w/ NGINX as HTTP-server (instead of Apache?) 2.) When I'm setting up the acct through that interface Cpanel thing, It wants the Admin to create a "regular user", for security precations. i get all that. but I'm not pickin-up-what-it's-layin-down about , when I make that user, i cant get into it via SSH. I mean, I can. but, ... Better i put it this way. And, concomittantly asking you "Is this the way it SHOULD be done?" It's okay w/ me if you're not certain, for having not had anyone present that question. or the question is beyond the scope of your charitable service, which is also fine. now i forget. oh PART A: so make the user, per recommended in the heliohost cpanel. e.g. user admin was created (the other day i did this). that's where the vps111.sitename is i figured: leave that as is, 'cause it's the setup how you made it. so, leave that as a reference or whatever. ha! so, i made a user to be assoc w/ the whatsonyourbrain acct. that user is "woyb" PART B: i SSH with the user jsabarese@IP-ADDRESS (as advised, early on, when sent the IP addr, and i made the userid). so, that is separate and a more mature acct than "admin" I've only ever successfully SSH'd using jsabarese@IP-address (or jsabarese@vps111.heliohost.us -- so, i think i get the gist of how to admin everything, but!...) when I do the SSH w/ that "master" user so to speak. the OCD in me wants to modify permissions in that home dir /home /home/admin admin:admin /home/jsabarese /home/woyb woyb:woyb That's now how i'd setup my permissions. And I've never been the sole Server Admin, so I'm wondering: Realizing/ suspecting there's "no one correct/ best answer" PART C Would you 1.) stick w/ using ONLY that admin account I created a few days ago, for the cPanel thing? 2.) follow the advisory of the capenl thing, and create a new User on a per-"web domain" basis (e.g. as i did for the whatsonyourbrain.com , when i made the "woyb" user) Problem is. ... and I haven't just gone all out and used an FTP client yet, because i'm poking around still.. figuring out how it ticks. you know. haha. so. damnit i forget again. Just trying to think about how to approach that end of it. thank you! Jeffrey Sabarese 814 325 7573 jsabarese@gmail.com Is it more practical I'll check that. hey there. i'm so sorry about that. auto correct b/s. :( the idea is New Utility in A.I. :: made-up-word, neu + utility. the .life and .store domains were like .99 or something. it's totally more like a "this semester, you're going to build a website for an AI startup"... sort of thing. it's all fake. except it's not. just like all of the other AI stuff people try to see you. it's all worthless, except it has value. it's all free, unless your only pal is . ? Elon Foust On mars. counting the levels to Hell. n what not ? ??? On Fri, Feb 7, 2025 at 7:06?PM HelioHost Support wrote: > Try the neutrality.life domain again. Earlier you spelled it wrong, so I > created the DNS with the wrong spelling. > > You may view the status of your ticket by visiting: > > https://helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=63538 > > Thank you, > HelioHost support > https://heliohost.org/ > https://helionet.org/ > >
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