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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.

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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.

Please check your PMs.

First off, whoever said you can't have a Johnny and Lily account is incorrect. As sohamb03 said, you can have Lily alongside Johnny. In fact, an account on Johnny or one of our other cpanel servers is actually required in order to have a Lily account. You can't have two cpanel accounts though. You can use Postgres on Johnny to store the data, but you'll need to request remote Postgres access for that if you need Lily or outside IPs to access the database. Make a post specifying the database name, database user, and IPs that need access (one of which will need to be 65.19.141.70 for Lily) and Krydos will need to set it up. I just added .net core support this morning for paladino, who also needed that specific runtime, so that should be supported. I'll send you a pm with account information once I get the account set up.

You have to specifically request remote access and Krydos has to enable it for you. We need the database name, database user, and the IPs from which you will connect (or you can allow all IPs). Please make a new topic for a PG remote access request if you need this configured.

Yeah, that happens. The PM functionality is broken in the mobile view, and if used will get you stuck on the mobile view. We can't fix the bug that causes this because the forum software we use stopped being supported in 2017 and buying an upgrade hasn't been a priority for us since it otherwise still works. Your account should be fixed now, please clear your cache, then log back in and you should see the desktop view.

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Yep. The most common uses for ioncube have usually been for running botnets or pirated software. I've also come across a few other prohibited scripts that use it (certain ponzi-in-a-box and likebot scripts). As a result of its historical lack of legitimate uses on free hosting, we do not offer ioncube support.

The application pool paladin2 has been restarted.

I’ll restart this when I get to a computer this evening. But yeah, bad code will crash your app pool, and the server won’t restart failed ones on its own. At some point I plan to have a web interface for users to manage their app pool and iis site, but until then I’ll need to restart them manually.

Use hostname localhost for the database server, and the username and password you made for your database user. If you haven't made a database user or a database, you can do so in cpanel on the MySQL Databases page. There's also an option for phpmyadmin in cpanel which you can use to edit your databases once you create them.

It's already done, your account should be active now. He was just saying you should've received that message originally. You will need to reset your password before you can log in.

Apache needed to restart before the system will realize it has a certificate it can use. The last restart was an hour ago when the domain was initially set up. I manually restarted it, and SSL is now working. When you run AutoSSL on a domain in the future, keep in mind that it's not instant and can take an hour or two for the SSL to actually start working after you run it.

Tommy has always had issues when it came to main domain changes for some reason. Old Tommy was like this too. The error you were seeing is because the DNS zones for that domain failed to create when you used the script. Usually it doesn't even show the change in cPanel when it fails, but this one did. The main domain for the account bucanero has been manually changed to ebs.com.ar and is now working: http://ebs.com.ar/