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It's probably your ISP or network blocking port 2083, not your PC. Most school and corporate networks block it at the network's edge firewall for example, and you won't be able to do anything about it in that scenario other than using a VPN. Logging into https://heliohost.org/login/ is enough to qualify as activity though, even if you can't reach cPanel itself. Your last login date is showing as today, so you've already done what you need to

This account is suspended for spam. Specifically, the domains deliverer.xyz and deliverer-online.info were running abusive "safe list" scripts (which besides being horrible for a site's reputation and effectively ruin any chance of it being listed on a search engine, these are also basically glorified spambots). The content of these two domains, as well as the emails sent by them, are both against our TOS. You also need to empty the mailboxes for nigelbarksfield.co.uk because it's full of spam emails, some of which appear to have been sent by the abusive domains above. If you didn't create these domains, someone hacked your account, in which case you should change your password. I've disabled the domains in question and unsuspended you. Please remove the abusive domains and all of their contents immediately.

The weird part here is that you never even got suspended (unless perhaps it was for inactivity, did you renew yourself?). If not, the most likely is that the Java was removed for non-use, which can happen if you have insufficient traffic to your site. Krydos might be able to tell you why this happened.

Tomcat crapped out again from the looks of it. Lets have Krydos take a look.

It's the registration email for your website. The fastest fix is to disable the email verification for your registrations.

It's suspended because your registration emails are being flagged as abuse by several email providers and we received reports that these were unwanted. Make sure the email addresses mentioned never receive another email from you. Unsuspended. We have received a complaint about your account. Please investigate and fix within 24 hours. 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The servers are overloaded, which is why everything is so slow. Java specifically was also being worked on by Krydos at one point, so that had a role in its issues as well. I'm not sure what if anything else can really be done to help performance at this point. You may wish to consider a VPS though so you don't have to share with everyone else.

Moodle is just extremely bloated software. I played with it a while back and it ran like crap even on its own server, so on a shared server this performance is basically expected. It's one of the few programs I know of that can make even Wordpress's horrible performance look good. Your best course of action is to find other software.

That account isn't suspended. Trying clearing your cache

No. You still need the ssl certificate on our end in order for CF to complete the secure connection. Without it, the connection between the end user and CF would be secure, but the connection between CF and us would not be, leaving the data vulnerable as it travels from CF to Heliohost for processing. Is there a reason you can't just leave the exception line alone?

That .well-known folder must be accessible over PLAIN HTTP in order for it to function. As Krydos said, you must have that exclusion rule in order for AutoSSL to work, otherwise your ssl will simply break when your certificate expires. Cpanel is trying to keep you from breaking your ssl support. We can remove autossl from your account if you wish, but then you'll need to manually generate and install certs using a website like zero ssl every 90 days instead. Those websites will require you remove the redirect and upload a file (or some can now do it by adding dns entries) to validate the domain.

They all work for me on my phone and on my PC. I also tried both devices using 2 separate network connections (work, and home via VPN) and they worked on both devices. Either your phone is broken or your cell provider doesn't support this for some reason. Unfortunately there's not much we can do because it isn't our system that's broken.

Technology/Internet is probably more appropriate here. Are you using the crappy router that comes from your ISP? Also, does the latency only go through the roof during gaming or is it whenever the laptop is on the network (i.e. connected but sitting there idle)?

Try creating an empty database instead, then use the import tab in phpmyadmin to restore the backup file into the database (edit the backup file first to remove the CREATE DATABASE statement).

Unblocked. As for Django, there is no control panel for it. You just use it. See this tutorial for help getting started with it: https://wiki.helionet.org/Django

The account zul1 has been unsuspended.

If I had to guess, it crashed or hung due to the load. Tommy's load has been substantially higher than normal for the past few days. On a normal day, I hear virtually nothing from my monitor for tommy except maybe a single 30-60 second outage if the monitor happens to check during an Apache restart. I've had 14 alerts today and yesterday...with many being 10+ minute outages.

Computers will turn themselves off if they overheat, so it won't be an issue for any commercially sold PC so long as its maintained. Just make sure your fans are working, the vents aren't clogged with dust, and the room air temp isn't too warm. I ran my PC 24/7 for months and had no real issues with overheating. The only thing extra it needed was more frequent cleaning because the fans were running full blast the whole time.

Mine is not, but being an admin means I can just use the existing one easily so I have no reason to do so. I could run my own if I wanted though (since I run Windows Server, DNS server comes with the OS and can just be turned on if I need it).

Registrations are currently broken. Please follow this topic for updates: https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/36034-activation-emails-and-invites-never-arrive/

Check the launcher stats, not the miner's own stats. The launcher stats are what the miner is telling Heliomine about its performance, and are the numbers reported to me. You can see these numbers by starting RGSBroker.exe manually and watching for [LAUNCHER] lines in the miner output (usually they appear around once per minute), or by right clicking the tray icon and going to Settings, and checking the Statistics tab. Also, verify the results are being accepted. If you're seeing lots of "Results rejected by the pool" lines, something is wrong (usually that means the assignment is outdated on my end). Finally, the numbers I see are the current speed, not the historical averages of speed (the miner shows all 3).

You should have root access to your own VPS...if you don't, that's an issue. I can't speak to vesta or how it works as I've never used it, but is your box running its own DNS server? If so, you should be able to add those entries to the DNS server on your box. When setting up a domain, you would point your domains to your own name servers to host them on your VPS. If it was configured to use ours for some reason, yeah, Krydos would need to create those. I do know that Krydos must create PTR records if they're needed. I'll have to let him handle it since I don't know the configuration of the VPS in question though

You sure? On my end you're producing 1138 hashes vs. 411 when you were running stak. XMRIG is producing almost 3 times the output. Do you want me to change it back anyway?

Let's get Krydos to set this up you. As for Ricky missing a PTR record, I have no idea what that's missing.

If you develop for it, nginx is fine. The bad news is that most free software of the nature our users run is targeted at Apache. The way these two products are made means they're not fully compatible with each other, and the configuration side of them is entirely different too. Cpanel doesn't fully support nginx anyway. It can apparently be installed as a reverse proxy, but as of now, it cannot be used to replace Apache entirely in a cP server. Apparently they're working on full support for it, but I doubt we'd use it if only because our custom stuff wouldn't support it.