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Are these personal computers, or are they something like a school or work laptop? If it's a personal computer you own, try going into your network settings and changing the DNS servers for your internet connection to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.

That IP and domain belong to OpenDNS web filter. Specifically, the domain shown is supposed to be the blocked page for adult content, which suggests your site is erroneously blocked by their filtering product as porn. Whoever manages that content filter on your device will need to whitelist your domain to fix it.

It's kind of interesting to see USA and Canada as the only two major countries left where there's no law against it. Ignoring China and Russia, the next two largest countries are probably Brazil and Australia...Brazil is known for banning services that don't allow government access to the data, and Australia mandates backdoors if clear access isn't available.

There isn't one. We intentionally allow insecure connections because as crazy as it sounds there are places where encryption is interfered with or outright banned (some middle-east and Asian countries, certain work networks, etc.), and we have users in those places who wouldn't be able to access our services if we forced SSL. That said, you can override these subdomains by creating your own subdomain with the same name. Just create it, then put a script in the docroot to redirect the user (e.g. you could make a subdomain called cpanel.domain.com and set it to redirect to https://heliohost.org/login/ ).

The domain redetumulto.com has been cleaned up.

It works in firefox and all other browsers here. Cert shows valid and is verified by LE. I think either his computer his broken or perhaps his ISP is doing something...

Please check your PMs.

Wiki is outdated (it often is...). Back in the day we used to delete inactive accounts for space reasons, which is what that references, but we eventually just bought a storage appliance and started archiving them instead. We no longer delete accounts for space reasons due to inactivity. For what it's worth, if anybody would know the exact reason, it's Krydos...he is the de facto source of information on these sorts of things...he runs all the servers (except Lily).

Unarchived. Please make sure to log in at https://heliohost.org/login/ at least once every 30 days to keep your account from going inactive.

Done.

Unarchiving...

It's actually on Johnny, and it's archived because you haven't used it in 7 months. Unarchiving...

Unarchived.

I had someone else PM me about this upgrade potentially breaking things as well. I agree we should not upgrade to 10. Considering Johnny is meant to be the test server, I feel like it would make more sense to upgrade Johnny to 10 instead and maybe put Tommy on 9.x, especially since 9 is mostly backwards compatible and 10 isn't.

That means Tomcat isn't running. Likely related to this if I had to guess:

It's not suspended for inactivity, it's banned for phishing. .: total 0 drwxr-xr-x. 2 andberry andberry 6 Jul 2 00:06 cgi-bin drwxr-x---. 4 andberry andberry 40 Jul 2 00:51 Chase.com drwxr-x---. 4 andberry andberry 40 Jul 2 00:52 Online drwxr-x---. 4 andberry andberry 40 Jul 2 00:51 Secure01

The .heliohost.us subdomains don't require registration on a registrar at all. You just specify one when you sign up and you get it automatically. If you have a different domain on your account already and want to change it to one of our free subdomains, let us know and we can make that happen

The account vilvoc has been moved to Tommy since you already have an account. Thank you for the donation

That's gmail being gmail. The "a" by itself is in fact valid syntax. https://dmarcian.com/spf-syntax-table/ Without the domain after it, it means "look at the A record for this zone". That said, I'm sure we could modify the default zone tables to omit it or make it "+a:tommy.heliohost.org" or the like instead if it really does fix the issue. Gmail is by far the largest email provider we see. Do you have the rejection messages from Google by chance? I'd love to see what Google is saying.

For that sort of thing, I'd suggest you download something like xampp instead. Then you can just run the program on your computer to take pictures and write documentation for it. Unfortunately the law here in America where we are based requires us to suspend you if you have such content on your account for any reason. If we knowingly allow pirated content to be hosted or fail to remove it upon request of the copyright owner, we're no longer protected against lawsuits. As such, paid software cannot be uploaded for any reason unless you have a license (though you could upload a trial version of a paid product if one is available since these are generally free to use and the trial license may work for long enough to write your documentation).

It's suspended because you uploaded nulled (pirated) software. Pirated software is not welcome here. You have 24 hours from now to either prove you have a license for the software on your account, or to delete the contents of your public_html folder. If we do not hear from you, your account will be suspended again. Unsuspended.

.br is the only paid one I know of that has these issues.

Unarchived.

The reason given is I've never seen that before, so we're going to have to let Krydos deal with this one.

Unsuspended.