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My guess is /tmp was full. It's only got 200MB free at the moment.

If he had a Tommy account before and deleted it for some reason, yes we can just give him another Tommy account. I can’t send it at the moment though, I’m on mobile so I can’t see his email address.

For MySQL, you do it yourself: https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/frontend/paper_lantern/sql/managehost.html Only postgres requires a request.

Unarchived.

That would make sense. HTTP refers to the protocol to be used, postgres does not speak HTTP.

Unsuspended.

It's because you created two accounts. Users are only allowed one. Which one do you want to keep? (Please keep in mind that it's possible to host more than one website on a single account, you don't need two accounts in order to host two domains).

Moved. The domains may take a few hours to start working, and SSL can take up to 24 hours. Thank you for the donation

The servers are indeed running 9.2.24. I have no idea where you're seeing 8.x, we haven't been running that version in quite some time.

We have users with fully functional shopping sites running here, so you’re fine. The most important things to keep in mind are your server load (code that’s too heavy can get you suspended, you can watch your load averages in cPanel), and the number of emails you send (limit 50/day, sending more can get you suspended). Stay away from wordpress. That pile of junk almost always gets users suspended for load. Also make sure you keep everything updated if you use off the shelf software, hacked sites often end up being used for phishing, which will earn an account a permanent ban.

Create the database and user, then post the name of each here. Krydos has to set remote access up manually.

Done. You're on Tommy now. Thank you for the donation. The domains should start working in the next hour or so. If you see a 404 error, please flush your DNS and clear your cache.

You can import the structure and data into an empty database using phppgadmin, or if you request remote access, could do it using anything on your computer that can connect to postgres.

Moving...

The proper way to do this is with the .htaccess file. Add a line that looks like the below, it's a space-separated list of files to use as the index. The server will try each in order if the one before it is not found: DirectoryIndex first.html index.htm index.html index.php

We do not offer support in languages other than English. Google says: Unfortunately we are unable to troubleshoot your website for you. The content on your account is your responsibility. Because of the wide variety of websites and software used, you will need to figure this out for yourself. If you lack the skills to do so, you may be better off starting over.

Unarchived.

Do you already have another account? Users are only allowed one account. Oddly, I can't find the account he unarchived for you earlier. Did you delete it? https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/42527-unarchive-request/

It's not blocked on our end on Tommy: Unblock 73.37.x.x, trying permanent blocks... csf: 73.37.x.x not found in csf.deny ...Done. Unblock 73.37.x.x, trying temporary blocks... csf: There are no temporary IP bans csf: There are no temporary IP allows Can you log in using https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/ instead?

It's actually a little more than that (the actual reason for this is the link must land on a page that does not end in .html), but its easiest to just cut everything after the port number off because it'll guarantee it goes to a page that counts.

WHM is for admins only. This is not correct. You can use https://johnny.heliohost.org:2083/ (note the 3, not 7) to log into cPanel, but you need to make sure there's nothing after the slash...if there's something after the / , it won't count for the 30 days.

No problem. We usually recommend users with a paid domain use Namecheap, but as I said above pretty much any registrar that's not CF will work. Please keep in mind also that this restriction is not unique to us. Most if not all cPanel-based web hosts will experience this issue. CF registrar just sucks.

Correct. You can't get most functionality without transferring it to pretty much any registrar that's not CF. Google Domains would've worked, as would nearly any other major provider like Namecheap or GoDaddy. CF is about the only registrar we're aware of that simply cannot be made to work properly here. Even oddball services like registro.br, eu.org, and OVH can be tricked into working, but CF doesn't even have the options required because they force you to use their own DNS/CDN service.

You need to change it at the registrar and remove CF entirely in order for our services to work properly. You can't delegate the domains on CF, cpanel won't be able to see the name servers that way (it'll refuse to let you add them). Also, be aware that if you use it, domains purchased through Cloudflare Registrar are not supported. You can kind of cheat by creating an A record to your server's shared IP, but most features such as email, subdomains, etc. won't work with these domains since it's impossible to properly configure them.

Unarchived.