Diggsey

I've had the domain diggey.heliohost.org registered for some time, but it stopped working a while back. I originally assumed it was just that the heliohost server was down. (Not exactly uncommon at the moment )

However, I still cannot access the domain or login to the CPanel.

What is the status of the domain? Has it been deleted?

Thanks,

Diggsey

When I check on my cpanel the amount of space used, it shows almost full (it was full before I deleted some files), but the actual sizes of files shown in the file manager are no-where near that amount. There were also some random files, 2.5mb each which were the ones I deleted.

I suspect someone has hacked into my website, probably due to a security flaw on my part, so could you have a look please.

The site is http://diggsey.heliohost.org/

Thanks, Diggsey.

Ah, it seems to be working now

It was because the server is eight hours ahead of GMT!

The email address was not a heliohost one, it is my one which I know for sure works.

This was the tutorial:

http://htmlcenter.com/blog/running-php-scripts-with-cron/

I'm making an online game in php, which is supposed to simulate the real world of business, with different companies, shares, etc.

I want to run a php script each day, using a cron job, to calculate things such as interest and things like that.

My site is diggsey.heliohost.org. I followed the instructions on another website for setting up the cron job, but it doesn't seem to be working (nothing happens and I receive no email), could you tell me what is wrong?

This is the command:

php www/GameOfLife/cron.php

Currently it is just supposed to run a single query which inserts the user 'cron' into the database

8/10

I would have given it 9/10 because of all the great (free) features, but because of the recent downtimes it had to drop.

Would it not be a good idea to have a separate forum where we can meet in-case heliohost ever goes down for a longer period? That way we at least will know what has happened...

I also get this error, and have to refresh about 5-10 times before it finally works!

(took ages getting to this thread!)

Hooray!!!

I was beginning to wonder if you'd just gone off without telling anybody, but then one day I went on the site and it said it got hacked, but then the next few days it was offline again. Was it someone with an account with heliohost, or just a randomer?

Hah, the first time someone decided to look at the online help files I have on my website and heliohost has been hacked

I did notice it had increased, that's why I posted... I was reminding djbob to update the heliohost page

Nutters...

Currently, in the 'plans' section of the Heliohost website, it says that you get 150mb for the two standard plans, 250mb for posting plus, and custom for ads unlimited, whereas in-fact, we get 250mb of space for standard plans too!

Please don't reduce it btw, I just thought that you may as well advertise the full amount

I've liked all the PhpBB forums I've visited

@djbob

There's that pope who added up all the relevent dates in the bible, and worked out the world was only a few thousand years old

If we can understand what your saying, that might help...

Because it's on mine!

http://uk.gamespot.com/video/919220/608653...ng-video-review

I haven't actually played it (thankfully)

Ah, I didn't realise that more than one could be being built at the same time.

It sounds like you could use a recursive function. All you have to do is call the function for every possible combination of units that can be built. Once that function has built those, it then calls itself for every new combination, and so on until all the combinations are exhausted. Then, find the one that created the most of the highest level unit. Only count a combination if you have enough time and money for it.

It seems to have fixed itself now. Did you make any other changes between my first post and now, because they must have solved it.

Add up all the values in the cost array, except the last one, and subtract it from the total cost. Divide what's left by the last value in the array, and round it down to the nearest whole number. Do the same thing for the times array. When you have the two results, find the smaller one, and if it's less than 0, make it zero and return it from the function

You're 3rd example seems to be wrong, but the others are all right...

I agree with the subforum idea, as long as it doesn't use up too much bandwidth.

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My site was recently moved to stevie, and now I get an error whenever I try to open a file for writing from PHP (I use it for the hit counter). It worked perfectly before, but not anymore. I've checked the file permissions, and they seem are set to allow writing.

My site is diggsey.heliohost.org.

Thanks

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Do we still get Helions for reviewing Heliohost? ^

GHOST