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You can have both of those domains on one account if you want. If you want to do that, create a subdomain and tell me what it is. I'll attach the furrbook.heliohost.us to that subdomain and you can use the one account to host both sites. It is not possible to have a second account for this reason.

Moved. Thank you for the donation

I can change the domain, I just need to know what the new domain is supposed to be. Do you want furrbook.heliohost.us? Please keep in mind that all new domains are now .heliohost.us, we don't offer the .org domains any longer.

That domain isn't valid (no TLD). Is it supposed to be furrbook.heliohost.us?

You're only allowed to have one account. You have 3. The account panier is already active. Do you want me to suspend that one and unsuspend panier2 instead?

Marking solved since user has been banned for being under the age of 13.

Unarchived.

Unarchived.

Gmail is notorious for being picky. Also, it's worth noting that Lily should be able to send mail via tommy's mail server since it does not have one of its own, provided the following conditions are met: The FROM address of your email must be at a domain that's hosted on your accountThe code sending the email must be running on Lily.The SMTP connection host name should be tommy.heliohost.org.To avoid the mail being refused or marked as spam (Gmail and Microsoft will refuse it, others will typically put in spam bin), you need to do one of the following. You can modify the DNS records for a Lily domain through your cPanel account's DNS zone editor.Add +65.19.143.6 to the SPF records for the domain used for the FROM address - OR -Set your MX records for the FROM address domain to tommy.heliohost.org

You're suspended for having more than one account (ein123 and einsch78). Users are only allowed one account. Which one do you want to keep? And no we cannot move you to tommy since you are not a donor.

Do you have the transaction ID of your donation? (Moves are available for donors only).

No. Has nothing to do with security, its just basic networking.

Ricky is still out for rebuild at the moment and isn't running, so no. As for that 3AM, pretty much all of us who've been here a while had to do that at some point. Back in the day the times were PST instead of UTC, and that meant the US East Coast (which includes me) had to deal with 3AM registration times (in fact, that was a major reason it's now UTC...) for a decent hosting account.

I don't see anything wrong with your account or IP address.

Your account has been moved to Tommy. I've also increased your space to the maximum 5000MB based on the size of your donation. Your domains should start working within the next hour or so, SSL may take a little longer. Thank you for the donation

Please check your PMs.

UInarchived.

It's an open network connection. I assume you're looking at this on your own computer. Your browser opens multiple connections to your site when you load the page so it can download the page and all of the related assets like images, JS, CSS, etc. It's normal. The number you will see is directly affected by the content you have on your website, among other things.

To an extent yes, but it depends on the type and size of the attack as to how well it works. During an attack, the server firewall will start blocking IPs that open too many connections. It works well enough to keep the servers up, though there's often a noticeable slowdown.

Done. I've also increased your space to 3000MB. Your site should start working within the next hour or so, and SSL will probably take a little longer. Thank you for the donation

Moving...

Tomcat isn't running for some reason. Someone on Discord mentioned it earlier as well. Krydos has to fix it.

Unblocked again.

Tommy was down for about a half hour this morning due to high load. You can see the intermittent issues as red spots on tommy's performance line here: http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/

Quantity is unlimited, but speed is "up to 1 gbps" (the max of the server's network interface) with actual realized speeds far lower since you're sharing a physical network card with a bunch of other VPSes and possibly one of the cpanel servers. You're competing for the bandwidth of other users as well as whatever our provider has available.