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It fills in less than 10 seconds, so yes, at 1 minute past it has been full for 50+ seconds. Everybody wants to be on that server, but the server only has so many resources. If we allowed everyone who wanted to be on Tommy to have an account, it'd perform horribly like the others...

Unblocked.

Yeah, that's a bit of a deficiency in our sign up process. They are available here, but it's not exactly obvious unless you search on the wiki: https://wiki.helionet.org/Terms As for the actual question, it seems you've answered it for yourself. We do not allow porn. However, for other readers, it's worth noting that our terms do not prohibit non-porn age-restricted material, so long as it's not illegal or dangerous. For example, we'd probably allow a site discussing smoking, weed, or alcohol use, but not one discussing how to beat a drug test, advocating driving while drunk, or offering instruction on how to buy alcohol under age).

Your old account no longer exists so it cannot be restored. Your experience signing up again is normal. All of our servers open at midnight UTC each day and fill within minutes, so you need to attempt to sign up at that time. Tommy offers very few free accounts each day, and these fill in as little as 6-10 seconds after opening due to demand, making it difficult or impossible to get an account on for free. Ricky and Johnny usually accepts accounts for anywhere between 30 minutes up to an hour or two most days, but be aware that these offerings, while much easier to get, suffer from poor performance in exchange for their easier registration. For reference, you can see the availability of registrations here by server. http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/ (note that Tommy did open, but because this monitor has a 2 minute resolution, the monitor can not detect him opening because he fills too fast).

Unblocked. It was failed SFTP logins, please check your username and password in your FTP client.

At this point, it's probably easiest for you to just register again. I'll let Krydos handle this, but I suspect the easiest solution will be to just send you an invite to the vinwsf@gmail.com address for a new account... Lets see what Krydos says.

To restore that account, the account core needs to be deleted first. Please delete that here: http://heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete For me to change an account's email address, you generally need to be able to receive mail at the existing one first to prove you own the account (it's a gmail address). Also, the new address cannot be hosted on the account itself (in this case, the account's new email address cannot end in @vinws.org), so I need a different address as well.

Lets have Krydos enable this for you.

That account is actually archived. Do you want me to just restore it instead?

It's be easiest to just change the document root of the mail subdomain to the mail folder that you have on your main site. That way it'll show the contents of that folder when visited.

Yes. Our system does that to all war files so that other people can also deploy a war with the same name. Some wars don’t like being renamed and will work better if you include the username_ when you build the war.

@ziad87: All Tomcat-enabled accounts show this in their root if there's no index, doesn't matter where they're stored. Tomcat prevents directory listings from working. Is this supposed to be a Java WAR? If so, they do not deploy into the root. It'll be at http://zapp.heliohost.org/<WarFileName>/ , if the folder shows a 404 error, then there's something else wrong with the war file. Also, http://zapp.heliohost.org/ is showing a green test page, so that page is working (if you see a 404 error, please clear your cache and flush your DNS records).

That's because Java is enabled on it. This is normal for accounts that have Java enabled but don't have any index page present.

Can you bind a domain name without using your name server? No. We require the nameserver change as a way to prove you own the domain. In this case, the error was because it's already attached to your account... If you see a queued or suspended message, please clear your cache.

I just added a deny from all in your ~/public_html/.htaccess for now so your stuff won't run. Unsuspended. Grab what you need and debug locally before removing it please. We'd rather not fill /tmp again...

That's caused by not using our name servers. You need to change your domain's name servers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org in order to add the domain.

These are the CPUs as reported by cpanel, with the answer to your question for each): Tommy: Intel® Xeon® CPU L5520 @ 2.27GHz (SSE4.2, but no AVX2) Ricky: Intel® Core2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (No to both) Johnny: (was too slow to get the data, age of hardware suggests No to both)

Krydos would be the one to answer that.

To where? You just sign up again and use the domain like last time and the domain will automatically be added to your new account. If you mean you want to use another host, you can just change your name servers at your registrar to whatever settings your new host provides.

Done. Thank you for the donation.

Moving...

It will show that message until you create your new account. I can't find a new account for you in the system. Did you create it (you should have received an email with a link to do so)? If not, I can resend it (note that it goes to spam on Gmail...)

To write to a log in your home folder, make sure first that you gave the folder the correct permissions. The folder needs "other" to have write permissions since Java apps run under another user. Also, you specified a path...make sure it has a leading / on it. It needs to be /home/cridus10/logs, not home/cridus10/logs Krydos can get the Tomcat logs for you...

Unblocked. It was for failed pop3 logins, so check to be sure your mail client is configured correctly.

Your software malfunctioned and filled up the /tmp folder...which caused a significant amount of downtime yesterday. Any idea why it might have done that? We'd like to make sure it'll get fixed before we unsuspend it so it doesn't happen again.