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If you want to hide a directory listing, please put a blank index.html in the folder. Not sure about the latest Tommy (I'm going to test it once my test account finishes setting back up), but the last time I messed with this, the Indexes option was supported in subfolders but not domain roots. Plesk doesn't support it properly. The settings that can be changed through .htaccess are limited to specific settings as well. If you use an invalid one, it'll either be ignored, or produce a 500 error with a message in the log explaining the issue. Getting the directory listings working at all was a major effort on Krydos's part. Our old cPanel servers had them visible by default, and all of us staff-side wanted that back because it reduces support cases (you'd be surprised how many people contacted us about the 403 error that you get if they're turned off, or because they didn't delete a default index.html file when we included one) and it makes spotting abuse easier (phishers notably tend to be stupid and not hide the listings, so we can literally just flip through them, see "my_phis_site" sitting there and ban them).

For question 1, yes. For question 2, you should be able to, but not sure what the easiest way to actually run it is since the scheduled tasks are jailed (the scheduler cannot see the Python binary). You may be able to call the file itself, but not sure on that. Krydos has to install the modules for you and can likely also answer the Python scheduling question.

Oof. That fee is definitely steep if that's really how this is supposed to work, not to mention the 2+ month time for the donation to actually arrive. That's kind of sad to see as we've had several people now express interest in this method of donating. Thanks for trying though Also, just a few tips on your account: Your account now has a new IP due to the server move, so you will need to update your DNS records for your domain. Your domain was disabled, which usually means our servers cannot verify that its actually hosted with us. The most common cause is incorrect DNS records, however it looks like in your case, Cloudflare may also be blocking traffic from the USA, which will also cause it to be disabled. We do not recommend the use of CF origin certificates as they are not publicly trusted and are incompatible with several Plesk features. For best results, the recommended practice is to set Cloudflare to use "Full" SSL (not the strict version), then generate a Lets Encrypt certificate in Plesk.

Krydos can set this up for you.

Wildcard domains are sort of supported (i'm pretty sure Krydos has set it up in the past for somebody), but be aware that we do not support wildcard SSL certificates due to lack of DNS integration, so the wildcard domains won't support HTTPS if we add one for you. You might be able to generate a certificate yourself outside of here and manually install it, but you would be have to manually renew it every 90 days. is that OK?

Glad you got it working Please let us know if you need anything else.

Protocol needs to be SFTP, not FTP, if using port 1373. Some networks like at work or schools may block traffic on that port, so it may not work for you. Similarly, some software does not support SFTP, as it is a completely different protocol from FTP. If your network or software does not support port 1373 or SFTP protocol, try using regular FTP protocol with port 21 instead.

Recommended settings for Johnny shown here: https://wiki.helionet.org/management/uploading-files#ftp-sftp If you cannot use SFTP for some reason, try FTPS on port 21, hostname johnny.heliohost.org. We do not recommend or support using your own domain for FTP, you need to use the server hostname (johnny.heliohost.org).

The most recent suspension was likely the below problem with the server based on the date your account got suspended. A whole pile of people got suspended around that time for memory usage because the server wasn't cleaning up PHP processes properly when they finished. That issue has since been resolved. You can view your load here: https://heliohost.org/dashboard/load/ but we don't really offer a programmatic way to access this data at this time. Unsuspended.

Donations are one-time. If you're looking for a Tommy account, a one-time donation of $1 will get you that. Space upgrades are the same way, they're one time fees. As of now, the only reoccurring fees we charge for services would be for VPSes. The Morty plan will also have such fees once it releases, but this is not available yet. VPS and the Morty plan wouldn't be considered donations though, they're just commercial paid services.

Alias added. Note that the .org domain will redirect to the new domain since it is an alias. This is both better for SEO (avoids duplicate indexing, which some like Google dislike), and also means users will find your new domain if they visit your old one. When we eventually end support for the .org domains entirely, we can just remove the alias and users will already have your new domain The domains can take up to 2 hours to work. You can upload files immediately, though you won't see them until the domains start working.

Pick one of those and we can add the .org as an alias for it on our side. Those .org domains haven’t been available to users for years, but we can put it back manually since you still had one from back in the day.

Something on your account has a security vulnerability. This is what happens when a hacker gets in. WordPress is the most common cause, but plenty of other software also has vulnerabilities... You'll need to update and/or reinstall whatever software you use on your account. Be aware that if a hacker decides to use the account to do something like set up a phishing site or send spam, the account may get banned for the hackers activity and you'll be forced to start over.

With all of that, the space is likely the least of your worries. You're going to get suspended for high load instead if you really need this amount of resources. A single wordpress site often gets people suspended because of how bloated it is, let alone running 2 WordPress sites and 4 other things on top. You're probably going to be best off on a VPS if you're planning to do all of that. I've unsuspended devashraf for you.

It's because the domain micahlindstrom.com isn't added to your account. It won't let me add that domain in the system either for some reason though (keeps failing). More than likely this domain has gone corrupt somewhere. Escalating to Krydos...

The .htaccess file goes in your httpdocs folder. If it doesn't exist, you can just create it. If it does exist, simply add to the bottom. The deny statements themselves are pretty simple: Deny from 143.110.228.131 Or you can do a subnet or wild card: Deny from 143.110.228.0/24 Deny from 143.110.228.* (Both are identical, blocks 143.110.228.[0 - 255])...

DKIM, SPF, and DMARC have been set up for the domain sandbox.helioho.st. We recommend sending a test email to https://www.mail-tester.com/ to make sure that everything is set up correctly. If you get less than a 10/10 score please post a link to the full report so we can help you fix any other issues that there may be.

Theres a need to block them if they’re causing too much load. We don’t exempt load caused by bot traffic, so letting them scrape an inefficient site will get you suspended. Get suspended 3 times for load with no indication you’re trying to fix it, and you may get banned. The fix is to stop the scraping or make the site more efficient. For google specifically, you could put a robots.txt that tells it not to index parts or any of your site (with the obvious result that you won’t be found on google). Many other bots don’t honor it though.

The IP address you have set in Cloudflare is incorrect and hasn't been in use for months. Please review your DNS settings in CF and verify that they match the IPs shown in Plesk.

The easiest way to block these is to use Deny statements in .htaccess. Also, those 66.249. addresses with 38k and 5k hits is actually Googlebot of all things...

Krydos can rebuild this for you

That happens a lot when their IP address is changing frequently. The solution is very often to use a VPN or a different Internet connection…

The site is working fine for me, including logging into it. UI is a bit of an eyesore but that's besides the point. The correct database hostname for stuff running on the server is localhost Where are you seeing database errors?

We recommend users stay away from Wordpress...it's the number one cause of load suspensions. In fact, you're already more than half way to your limit on CPU usage today. Here's some good info on why you shouldn't use WP, and how to try and prevent load: https://wiki.helionet.org/misc/wordpress You can watch your load here: https://heliohost.org/dashboard/load/ Your account is full of multiple WP installs and other junk, which is where all your space went. About 300MB is just in Wordpress Backups... As Kazvee said above, we can reset your account if you want, which will delete everything on it and give you a fresh start. Disk space added. Thank you for the donation

It won't find it on its own. I have to actually add that domain on your account for our server to know about it. I just added it as an alias of waltsblog.heliohost.us, so it should show the same content as that domain once Apache restarts (can take up to 2 hours). Once the site is working, Plesk should eventually reissue the certs to include it. It will take several hours beyond the initial wait for SSL to fully set up and work properly.