Shinryuu

That's a new one.. let me see what I can find..

EDIT: Ask them to try clearing the cache, if that doesn't fix it ask if they're using using the yahoo toolbar plugin.

Ice is only a moderator, he has access to the user database only and your record has a memo to not unsuspend from the admin who suspended you. Wait for that admin to explain the situation in detail for you.

Well, it should be fairly simple to port to C#, it still is .NET so objects and their properties and methods are the same, just different ways to invoke them. But that really deserves a topic in the web management forum, we kinda got off-topic here. Can you view your site now?

For information on how to copy a folder's contents to another I suggest taking a stroll through the interwebs looking for sites about console commands, they're great reads that will help you simplify mundane tasks on any machine.

News articles are also good reads.

If your account is located on johnny you can reach your cPanel by using this link http://64.62.211.131:2082/ since the server is online and fully functional. We apologize for any inconvenience this unexpected downtime has caused you.

I wasn't picking or anything, I just clicked on your link and it stuck out lol, it -is- in caps and emphasized afterall. Didn't want you thinking we didn't support VB at all though.

Oh, also:

You'll notice the mail form has changed a wee bit; I had to change it and use a new script to handle it since there is no vb handling here. It's a php script now.

We support VB, just not fully, but that's if you're on Johnny anyways, which is a bit more temperamental than Stevie.

This is the same thing; set your A record accordingly.

EDIT: Oops, I stand corrected, your DNS is fine. Your account however is suspended, to ask for an unsuspension and explanation please make a post here: http://www.helionet.org/index/forum/81-suspended-and-queued-accounts/

All's been working dandy for me today, your site is showing up and I've been lurking on the forums all day. Though if you try to refresh/click the same link a lot on here our DoS protection seems to bounce you for a few mins.

I've gone ahead and closed it since the mystery's been solved.

If you really only have static pages my guess is you're storing them in your db and the db connections you create aren't doing much to hinder SQL Injection.

Your guest book, the commenting system you use, may be vulnerable to SQL injection or XSS as well.

These are just wild guesses but from the site redirection and index defacement you talked about in an old post they're what i'm betting my money on.

I was being nice and input your username into the renew script, but it didn't take, so you were suspended for something besides inactivity, sorry.

EDIT:Or maybe it was inactivity, just read Krydos' post on another suspension. Either way, nothing I can do.

Might want to edit out the actual IP and send that via PM to one of the admins, not sure your friend would like every nosy fellow on the internet doing a port scan on his IP.

<p>Basically:</p>

<ul>

<li>Drop source into /cgi-bin</li>

<li>Set up a cron command to compile it into a .cgi: <br />

<pre style="font-family: monospace, 'Courier New'; padding: 1em; border: 1px dashed rgb(47, 111, 171); color: rgb(0, 0, 0); background-color: rgb(249, 249, 249); line-height: 1.3em; font-size: 13px;">

gcc /home/user/public_html/cgi-bin/mysourcefile.c -o /home/user/public_html/cgi-bin/outputfile.cgi</pre>

</li>

<li>Make sure the cron command is set to run sometime after you create it</li>

<li>Add the cron job</li>

<li>Let the cron run</li>

<li>Enjoy your C/C++ cgi</li>

</ul>

macosx has usability of windows and security of unix, it is certified UNIX os

No, just, no.

On a side note I was in class when all this went down, but when I checked the first sub I got redirected to webring.com twice, kinda weird, just thought I'd mention that.

Third try stuck though.

Actually check the new account daemon, I think it might just be a preconfiguration. I originally had 0/0 addon/parked domains however at some point I logged in and it was set to 0/infinity. I never brought it up because by the time I felt like adding parked domains it had already resolved itself.

Oh, hmm..

I assumed it was Cody and maybe Charlie being down at first, after marya's post I was sure it was Charlie since my site on Stevie was still up, thanks for the heads up Piotr.

I dont want my site down because of overload on your servers

A legitimate site should never have to worry about this, unless they have an absolutely massive following.

even after adding this functionality server downs will be less in future and uptime will increase isnt that

That's exactly the opposite of what would happen, read my earlier post if you don't understand why.

Could an admin check on Charlie/Cody, Heliohost.org's been down for about an hour or so.

http://cpanel.ronelex.com/frontend/x3/park/index.html

If it says 0/0 allowed an admin will have to tinker with your account.

If you follow the guidelines from Piotr and myself you should be fine. I'm not sure I like the idea of users knowing the load they're causing as that information could be abused by malicious users running daemons and such at just under the noticeable 'you get suspended here' limit, then these same users could get more free domains, free emails, and make multiple accounts to compensate for the throttle.

I'm seeing your site just fine, no suspension page. Try clearing your cache.

Recheck that everything was uploaded correctly and not broken. Aside from that I've no advice to give, I'm on Stevie and have no Java knowledge, so I don't know the first thing about servlets or JSPs, sorry.

Perhaps try asking around on stackoverflow or other programming sites for further assistance.

@Krydos whatever you did last time got undone, my 9-Byte "test file" test.txt got the same virus detected message.

Is cgi active by default?

yup

Any idea of what's wrong here?

Nothing's wrong, as ExtremeGaming pointed out 500 errors are often caused by simple stuff like cPanel or phpMyAdmin being open, has to do with process limits on user accounts. Or when the server's got an extremely heavy load it'll spit 500 errors for most sites.