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To be more specific, this account was hosting a fake money transfer service. Fake financial service websites are prohibited, even if they're not actually stealing user information, and when found are subject to a phishing ban due to the associated security risks.

That site is loading for me now. A bit slow, but it's working. If you need faster performance, moving to tommy is your best bet.

Java can be removed simply for not having enough traffic. If you had java for a while and just let it sit unused (and only now deployed something), you probably lost it due to not using it. Even with something deployed, it must have regular traffic to it to keep it from expiring due to lack of use. We have numerous people waiting in line for it, especially on Johnny, so an instance that's receiving few or no hits will be cancelled to allow the line to move. Going inactive or getting suspended will also cause you to lose your java.

ETN is not mineable. They changed technologies a while back. ETN is a junk coin anyway, it’s more marketing fluff than actual technology, and some suspect that it’s actually a disguise for an identity data harvesting operation.

You can always mine directly to our wallet to skip the fee entirely. We mine on mine2gether, simply use our wallet address and we’ll get credit. (If you check the stats there you may see other miners labeled as RGS Client, those are HelioMine users.) Of course this method means you’re going to donate the entire output of the miner...

That looks like Johnny's PTR is missing. Krydos can create that. It probably got lost when we rebuilt the server. Note that if you need a specific PTR record that's not the server name, you'd need a dedicated IP address for that.

In the database there's full urls to your site and images. It's expecting the images to be at a domain called thebrooksreflections.com, but your domain is thebrooksreflections.heliohost.org. If you own that domain, you need to change its name servers to NS1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org at your registrar, then add it to cpanel under Aliases. If you don't own that domain or no longer plan to use it. you'll need to edit these values in your database with something like phpmyadmin to get your site working.

The fee goes up and down by demand. Congested network will cause fees to rise. You can usually specifically tell a wallet to use a smaller fee when sending coins, just be aware that lower fees mean it takes much longer for your tx to process. If the fee is averaging 10k and you put up 500, nobody is going to waste their time on you unless the network runs out of other tx's with higher fees. I'm not aware of any other coin that is light enough to mine easily like turtle is. The other coins in the same space (xmr, aeon, etc.) are all much heavier on miners.

Share the files, not the account. That's how most development is done. For two people you can just share the files with him, if there's going to be more than that, you might want to look into something like git so you have some form of version control and can track who changes what.

@Luigi: He means he doesn't want to create a second one by signing up again instead. It doesn't matter though. Only active accounts count. A user can have several archived accounts and be fine so long as only one is active at any given time. Unarchived.

Unarchived.

Please PM either me or Luigi with the ID photos when you have them. And yes, your friend needs to request his account be unarchived using his own forum account.

Unarchived.

OK...that sync'd faster than I expected... New transaction found! Incoming transfer: Hash: f45b9934b0b47591bd8a9b01c02d65517c5ae8364a7ae0767d07c3d162670450 Block height: 2141445 Timestamp: 2019-12-27 07:45 Amount: 20,099.73 TRTL Thank you for the donation.

Wallet is syncing now, I'll check in the morning...

This is intentionally disabled for security reasons. @Luigi: it’s basically the same as exec().

As flazepe said, it's intentionally disabled. Johnny does not support autossl.

Krydos has to do this for you.

Space increased. This happened because you had to create a new account when your old one got hacked.

The Postgres database has no fixed size, it just counts toward your disk space allotment. It can theoretically be 1000mb assuming you don't put anything else on the account. You can get 1000mb additional disk space for $5 if you need it. Note that the max space any one person can have is 2000mb. Lily data does not count towards your space use since it's a separate server, so the software won't use any of any your space. No idea on concurrent connections. Nobody has ever asked before.

Unarchived.

The user denisd3d has been moved to Tommy. The accounts utt1010, boidushy, and devios were already on Tommy so immunity was granted and space has been increased. The account bvcg does not exist.

Cool. @Krydos: I've sent them by email in the past, however some users have complained that they didn't get the emails or that they went to spam, and thought we were ignoring them. The PMs still deliver even if the email notification does not. At least one Lily user is @gmx.de as well (we all know how that goes).

Fixed again, you need to close all tabs of the forum, clear your cookies and cache, then restart your browser before visiting the forum again.

Repeatedly seeing the "Your IP Address has changed" message is usually an indication of an incompatible internet provider. Some ISPs (especially cellular data plans) change their IPs extremely frequently by design (as often as every single time you load a page!) causing cPanel to boot you out thinking your session is being hijacked. The behavior you're seeing is a security feature that prevents session hijacking and is by design. The solution is to use a proxy or VPN to access cPanel. This will provide you with a consistent IP address and prevent the error from occurring. As for the password error, that sometimes happens if you try to log in immediately after being booted out for changed IP address. It should work again in a minute or two, but if you continue to see this message, please reset your password.