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1. Yes, but the load of running something continuously often gets users suspended for excessive resource usage on the Johnny and Tommy plans. If you plan to run something continuously, Morty account might be be a better choice because there's no risk of the load getting you suspended, and the server is a LOT faster than Tommy. 2. Yes as long as the remote end is using a standard port number like 80 or 443. 3. Python 3.9 and 3.12 on Tommy. Johnny and Morty have 3.9 and 3.14 instead. 4. Can't do it yourself, but you can request we install them assuming they're reasonable. We don't support any modules that need a UI/desktop installed. 5. Depends on language used and how its launched. Its possible to start a process that never exits, but if you're planning to do this, I would suggest a Morty plan as above because the load might get you suspended. You can see more details about Python on our wiki: https://wiki.helionet.org/Python_Tutorial Including links to see installed modules, how to request modules, etc.

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Looks like VPS130. Our system shows that a warning was sent on the ninth. If you didn't receive it, please check your spam folder. You can recover your VPS within 30 days after it gets shut down. To do that, please pay using this link. https://heliohost.org/vps/pay/?code=mwj0V03Fy0bsgbkB (this link is specific to VPS130). Your VPS should turn itself back on within a few minutes after you pay.

Glad to see you figured it out. Please let us know if you need anything else.

You're suspended for using a disposable alias email address, which is prohibited by our Terms of Service. Since you provided a valid address during signup, we tried changing the address back to your original signup address for you to correct the violation, but you reversed the change triggering a suspension. Can you explain?

The .heliohost.org domains aren't available anymore on any plan. Only a temporary alias is available for the old .org domain if you need it so users/devices/etc. can find your new domain. Your choices for permanent free subdomains are now .heliohost.us or .helioho.st instead. Do you want the alias created?

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Thank you for the payment. Your account is unsuspending and will be moved to Morty shortly. You'll receive an email when the move begins, and another when the move completes (usually within a few hours). Please let us know if there's any issues once the account move completes.

I'll bet that a CF server IP got blocked by our firewall. Try turning off the proxy on Cloudflare. If that fixes it, I'll escalate it to Krydos to see if he can do a bulk unblock for CF. There's 372 IPs blocked on Morty2 currently...

The .heliohost.org domains are no longer available to regular users (they were actually discontinued in 2021). We were forced to make this change because users kept getting hacked or setting up phishing sites, which resulted in the main heliohost.org website getting blacklisted on places like facebook. Accounts that had one were allowed to continue using them until the domain was changed or removed, and when Johnny crashed, all such domains on Johnny were effectively removed. It can be added back temporarily if there a specific reason you need this domain (for example we had another user for example who had embedded devices pointed to one of these...he had to release firmware updates to change the domain). Do you have a specific reason it's needed? If so, we'll add it back as an alias temporarily and set it to redirect to your new domain for you, but do keep in mind there will be a point where the .org domains will no longer work for regular users.

That's good to know. Those files can vary quite widely by server version and database content, so the fact an off the shelf AI can convert the binary InnoDB database files back into .sql format without issue is quite impressive. Thank you for the info.

Escalating to Krydos.

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What IP will you be making the outbound connection to? Also, is there a reason the remote end cannot be changed to a more standard port number that's already allowed?

That account was lost in a server crash back in early May. Please see these News articles for more information: https://helionet.org/index/topic/67733-when-it-rains-it-pours/ and https://helionet.org/index/topic/67995-johnny-upgrade/ You can recreate your account by trying to sign into it at https://heliohost.org/login/ A backup from 2024-07-25 is available for this account as well from https://heliohost.org/backup/. Newer files may be available, however newer databases will likely not be.