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No. You'd need a VPS for that. WordPress is one of the heaviest and slowest programs you can possibly install, and also the number one cause of high load suspensions here. Increasing this limit would only serve to make the issue worse. In fact, we usually recommend avoiding wordpress entirely.

I'll basically guarantee that it was Wordpress related since you mention using it. WP is probably the number one cause of load suspensions here (with nodejs being a close second). Please fix the issue quickly (the best solution would be to get rid of WP entirely, though this is understandably not always possible). Note that this is your second suspension for this issue. A third suspension for WP-related load, if it occurs, might come with the condition of deleting Wordpress in order to be unsuspended. Unsuspended. It may take a few minutes to work again.

I assume this is for VPS43? If so, try this link which should be specific to VPS43: https://heliohost.org/vps/pay/?code=pDzbrBcnmKVSB5oI It should just prompt you for how to pay, and should state above the payment options that it's for $37.80 for 6 months (the VPS is a 2GB RAM, 2 CPU cores, 50GB storage model with a 6 month term). If it's asking you to pick a plan and duration, you're looking at the regular VPS signup page, which should not be used for a renewal.

Unsuspended. It may take a few minutes to work again.

You're suspended because you have more than one account. Users are only allowed to have one account. Which one do you want to keep?

Krydos can cancel this for you.

We aren’t familiar with this product, but based on those instructions, that software would require a VPS, which starts at $4/month. Depending upon performance, you may end up wanting to purchase additional CPUs or RAM for it.

Your home folder is in the form /home/user.helioho.st/ (where user.helioho.st is your main domain), so an index.php file uploaded for your main domain would be at /home/user.helioho.st/httpdocs/index.php

That sometimes happens if you log in twice in a short period of time. If you don't believe this to be the case and you're concerned someone else may be accessing your account, I would suggest changing your password.

Backups are available at https://heliohost.org/backup/ In addition, a link has been sent by email to download the contents of your accounts. Also, as should already be obvious, HelioHost has chosen not to serve you any longer due to your repeated violations of the terms of service, your dishonesty with respect to maintaining a second account, and your extremely arrogant and disrespectful attitude towards staff when we tried to assist with resolving the issues with your account. This notice serves as a permanent ban from our services, and you will need to find a new host. Both of the banned hosting accounts will be deleted from our system within 60 days. Backups may remain for a longer period but are not guaranteed and are subject to deletion.

The message about the password being incorrect is normal when suspended. You also can't successfully use "forgot password" on a suspended account. If you haven't changed anything recently, it's possible your account got hit by bots. I'll take a look when I get a moment to see if I see anything obvious.

Something you have on your site looks like it started generating a bunch of load around 1600 UTC yesterday (the cliff on the right side is the suspension causing it to drop to 0). Did you change something recently? Either way, you've been unsuspended. Please look into the cause of the load quickly. It may take a few minutes to work again.

Krydos has to do this.

I was kind of curious too so I looked. Looks like some sort of Laravel-based streaming application called MovieBlast. Laravel is notorious for being extremely bloated...basically the WP of development frameworks, so not surprised about the load. The program also contains json files that make some references to node components as well, but I don't actually see the node app...

Something on your account was causing too much load. Please watch your load here: https://heliohost.org/dashboard/load/ and make adjustments to your site if needed to keep it under the limit. Unsuspended. It can take a few minutes to work again.

Back in 2020 you hosted Scientific Cart on an account called tarkeshw. The email address is the same as your current tarkesh7 account (same exact email address, but "backup" added to it). https://helionet.org/index/topic/38645-solved-suspended-tarkeshw/#comment-170964 Care to explain why this was done if the site isn't yours? At minimum, you work for scientific cart by your own admission, and our systems have shown that you definitely log into their hosting account, so you likely run their website for them too (assuming you don't just own scientific cart in its entirety...we cannot prove such ownership). We often grant requests for 2 accounts when someone runs a business website, but such requests are supposed to be made before you violate the terms of service. I won't comment on the Tommy account issue other than to say I don't believe anyone in that group was ever moved back to Tommy as we don't have the resources available on Tommy to do so. This may change in the future once Morty becomes available, as a substantial number of Tommy users have expressed interest in moving to Morty. I will ask you one final time. Please answer these questions completely and truthfully: Do you own or operate Scientific Cart, or manage their website for them? If so, why didn't you just ask for a separate account for the business, or approval to maintain their account for them? It's a common request and is usually approved if asked for in advance. Note that for our purposes, "managing someone else's account" is considered the same as having 2 accounts yourself. Users are not permitted to manage someone else's account with prior approval. If you don't own scientific cart and/or are not responsible for their website, can you explain why their site was previously hosted under an account whose username and email address are nearly identical to your personal tarkesh7 account? Can you explain why you denied accessing the second account back in December and claimed it was a random occurrence in a cybercafé, despite the fact you're affiliated with Scientific Cart by your own admission? The probability of someone else randomly logging into their account from the same cybercafé computer as you is extremely small, especially when you're affiliated with them and they appear to be a very small business.

Multiple accounts for the third time, tarkesh7 and sccart, the same accounts as last time... Your history here is a bit rocky... High load due to WP being too heavy (4x, we agreed to give you a fourth chance at one point) Multiple accounts (3x, once in 2020, once in December 2023, and this post) Lying to staff (1x, December 2023, denying you had a second account In this post, also see the paragraph below) Last time this happened, you denied knowing anything about a second account and claimed it was because you used a shared computer in an cyber cafe. The same exact thing was detected again the other day (same device seen accessing both accounts in a short period of time), so I actually spent some time on research and discovered you do likely own/manage the second account in violation of the terms of service. Your Wordpress DB on the tarkesh7 account contains a post in which you appear to be listed as the editor-in-chief of Scientific Cart, the service whose site is hosted on the second account. In addition, you previously hosted the scientific cart site on an account called tarkeshw back in the cPanel days that has an email address linking it to your current tarkesh7 account. I should also remind you of the following: HelioHost has a 3 strikes policy for repeated suspensions for the same issue, especially if there is no constructive effort being made towards resolution...this is your third strike for multiple accounts, and the last time it happened you denied it instead of working to resolve it. Lying to staff can lead to a permanent ban for a single infraction. You can host more than one site on a single account, and accounts can be merged to resolve multiple account issues with no effort on your part. We've previously approved users requesting to have separate personal and business accounts. This would've been an option had you not lied to staff. Would you care to explain?

To others who find this, the rules are one account per human being, not one account per email address. That one account can host up to 10 separate domains/sites.

It's not broken. You're not suspended for inactivity. The reason is listed as: I'll let Krydos handle this as he was the one who suspended you. I don't know what commands were run so cannot elaborate any further.

Krydos has to do this.

No, a full reset deletes the entire account including its content. You'd have to make a backup beforehand, then manually restore everything afterwards. The 1zm folder has been deleted.

No problem. Glad to hear you're happy with the service Please let us know if you need anything else.

Lily cannot run code builds/compiles on the server side for resource reasons, so hosted continuous integration would not really be viable, though deployment can definitely be automated. You'd need to build the program elsewhere, but since there are ways to automate stopping the app on the server by creating a file, so you could run a script on your end that creates the stop file, waits 5 minutes (and perhaps builds the program in the meantime?), uploads your new binaries, then creates a start file to reload it, which would allow automating deployment of the program. Assuming the files are small enough to upload quickly, a deployment can be done in ~10-15 minutes. Lily is rather funnily the only server where private support does exist at the moment, and it's usually done by PMing me on the forums. Lily is only done that way because it is highly specialized and I'm the only one supporting it (the other mods and admins only support the linux/Plesk side of the service). To give an idea, we have just 17 Windows users, but ~2000 linux users. We are looking into paid private support options for Plesk due to demand (it's a very common request), but don't offer such at this time.

1. No. We own our hardware and rent a rack from a data center in California. 2. Yes. You can use the service commercially. Postgres databases are supported provided the database fits in your account. There is no bandwidth or query limit, however CPU and memory usage are limited. Remote access requires a support request, which will be required for a .NET app to access it, since .NET apps live on a different server, see below. Note that even with database activity, you still have to log into the Plesk panel once every 30 days to keep the account active. 3. An admin has to assist with setting .NET apps up in most cases. The only .NET support offered is with a Lily account, an "extension account" you can request via support once you have a Plesk account on one of our linux servers, the Lily account acts as a second account on our Windows server to give you ASP.NET support. Note that .NET 6 is the latest version supported at the moment, though it might be possible for us to add v8 (you're the first to express interest in it!) We currently support 3.5 - 6.0 as well as classic ASP. Note that Lily has no control panel, just FTP, and the Plesk on Tommy cannot control the Lily account. An admin has to change many settings for you on a Lily account, though some like URL rewrite and file handlers can be self-configured by using the web.config file. We plan to eventually offer a proper Plesk-based Windows server for a better .NET experience that doesn't require admin support and a clunky "Windows extension" to our linux hosting offering, but this is currently a roadmap item with no ETA due to more pressing projects.

Your domain has been changed back to ninjasr.heliohost.org. It may take up to 2 hours to work.