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Shinryuu

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  1. You'll have to go into your cPanel and configure Remote MySql, once you do that you can read up on http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/mysqladmin.html to learn how to connect and run mysql queries via terminal. MySqlAdmin is installed with the MySql package for your system.
  2. Notice how everything after the first query is showing up as green until way down later? you escaped (") for whatever reason at the end of your original query and that's obviously going to cause problems.
  3. Tell your gmail users to add your domain to their contact list. http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=9008
  4. 3.2.11 is the newest release, and being on the cutting edge is not a practical policy for an organization with a massive amount of users. If we went and had the latest and greatest software packages right after release then we'd have no idea what bugs exist in that package when used on our particular systems, we may accidentally break hundreds of users' sites that way.
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  6. I'm not sure why you'd want that, it only helps if you're debugging a new script otherwise the information there is rather useless. I'd just do the daily deletion part of Krydos' solution. Actually, even when debugging it's still pretty useless, you get the same error on the actual page when you navigate to it. When I'm messing around breaking stuff I just refresh the page and fix the error that shows up, refresh, fix, etc. If you wanna keep track of what you've done since way back when to get to where you're at with a script maybe it's worth saving the log but *shrug*.
  7. Pay, you'll get a transaction ID, let us know and we'll tell you when we see that transaction that you have a shiny new dedicated IP.
  8. Try logging in via cpanel.yourdomain.com Sounds like your traffic through port 2082 is being blocked, the url there should go through because it uses port 80 which is standard http.
  9. I just logged into my Stevie account and it responded quickly, try changing to wifi if you're using a mobile connection on those devices or if you're using wifi get to where you have a good connection.
  10. Your site isn't queued, please try clearing your cache.
  11. There's nothing to learn. You just assign values to arbitrary keys in the $_SESSION[] superglobal. Consider it creating semi-permanent variables in an array, you give them a name and a value, the only difference is the variable name is a string and contained in $_SESSION['varname'] = varvalue;.
  12. I don't have access to that information, sorry.
  13. Both servers support php, therefore you can have the one account and have a private subdomain with your test files and a separate subdomain or directory for your production files.
  14. Johnny is alive and well, your account however is suspended.
  15. What makes you think we'd let users telnet in . Shell access of any kind isn't allowed, this is why your connection got refused.
  16. This is probably your best bet.
  17. Be sure to check plugins/themes for your site software that you didn't write yourself as these occasionally are distributed with instructions to phone home and let the plugin writer have control over your files.
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  19. That was my idea, kinda, you still need the forum registration form for people who only want to help/get their free TLD and not necessarily use our services.
  20. In other words, check: http://stevie.heliohost.org:2082/frontend/x3/sql/index.html Under "Current Databases" does the row with rafdeato_db have the rafdeato_111 user associated with it?
  21. Hmm.. I can see where it'd be a tricky thing to verify as a forum account could already exist with the input username belonging to another person, but that can be verified with IPs and/or the Email field on both accounts. I imagine it'd make life kinda easier for you guys, since it seems people are hit or miss on providing account info when asking for support.
  22. Try "Server=yourdomain.com;..."
  23. On that note, would the Helionet Username field in the signup link the forum account to the new hosting account? I think it's kinda weird/backwards to expect users to have forum accounts before making a hosting account. Creating a new forum account with each new hosting account seems bad too though.
  24. Would be nice to know your site and username to check, but have you perhaps tried clearing your cache. EDIT: Went gravedigging and found your domain name, it's indeed suspended and apparently not for inactivity so I suggest posting in the Queued And Suspended forum.
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