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Cloudflare and similar services are not supported on the free subdomains. To do that, you'll need to get a real domain that allows you to change the name servers, then change your main domain to that domain instead. Also, as a reminder, illegal activity, hacking tools, and similar content are against our Terms of Service and are not permitted. Please ensure that you do not host any sort of hacking tool, malware, phishing, discussions or guides on how to hack something, stolen information, or similar abusive or illegal content on your account. Doing so will result in a ban and loss of your data.

This is by design. Users are limited to one WAR file at a time on our shared hosting plans for load reasons. If you need more, I would recommend buying a VPS: https://heliohost.org/vps/ With a VPS, you have full root access and can run whatever you wish. The cheapest option should be able to handle a few Java applications, but I would recommend adding a second GB of memory since Java is rather heavy on RAM.

As others have said, the subdomain is required. You cannot remove it without removing the addon domain that is associated with it.

Done. Thank you for the donation.

We already offer a mining solution for this purpose. If you want to mine for us, please download HelioMine: https://www.heliohost.org/heliomine/ It does require installation unlike that website, but HelioMine is also capable of using GPUs, can mine more than one coin, and is substantially more efficient than a javascript miner.

I don’t see a Wordpress install, just a bunch of files that appear to be content for your website. It doesn’t look like WP is even installed. Did you actually install WP? If so, did you put the files inside of public html?

It should work, but you cannot use the "Full SSL" security option on Cloudflare if you use AutoSSL. Be sure to select "Flexible SSL" or "None" for the security option on CloudFlare when setting up your domain. Cloudflare's Full SSL setting and the cPanel AutoSSL renewal process are incompatible with each other. Also, be aware that CF in general has been known to cause some...weird...issues with our service. It usually works pretty well, but it has caused strange behavior on a few accounts. Note that if you ask for support, you may be asked to remove CF and change back to our name servers as part of troubleshooting.

Yep. This isn’t supported. You’ll need to find a way to use a non-ssl connection.

Sent. Please check your email for an invite. Note that it may appear in spam since you're using gmail. Thank you for the donation, it's much appreciated.

You're the same user as these two from yesterday, and the account is banned for the same reason (Phishing). Please don't bother making new accounts, they'll all be banned for phishing automatically. https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/37443-account-suspension/ https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/37441-account-suspended/

If you donated please post the transaction ID and we can just send you an invite.

Actually, after one of our other admins found what appears to be stolen information, these ARE in fact phishing...I just missed the phishing content when I originally suspended them. These accounts can not be unsuspended.

This one's actually a mistake on my part. It should actually be for multiple accounts...not phishing. I just did it alongside a bunch of phishing this morning and forgot to change the reason once they finished suspending. Which account do you want to keep?

Yeah, FTP over TLS does work on Tommy (I use it all the time because SFTP is problematic from work), but I've never had any consistent success with the other two servers (Johnny especially). On rare occasion I've had them work, but they usually either time out or give a login failure. Plain FTP and SFTP almost always work even when TLS doesn't. It's probably load related if I had to guess.

$1 one time is minimum, more (preferably a smaller recurring one, vs. a single larger one) is appreciated though of course. You get double storage once you reach $5. If you make a recurring donation of at least $1, your inactivity login requirement is also waived.

Unblocked. Spaces in your password are known to be problematic with some systems are not recommended. Not sure if it would cause this issue or not, but you could try changing your password if need be. Since you're trying to use SFTP, try manually setting it up. Host name: johnny.heliohost.org Port: 1373 Connection: SFTP (do not select FTP over explicit TLS, it's not supported). Username: chrp Password: Your cpanel password If you create additional accounts, they need to use unencrypted (plain) FTP on port 21 to connect. Only the main cpanel account can connect via SFTP.

Krydos can enable remote access for you. What IP needs access? If you're running the node code on Tommy, you shouldn't need remote access and can use localhost as the server name.

Your account is most definitely not the source, just the recipient. The DKIM will be valid because of the forwarders (both Tommy and Gmail re-signed as the mail went from mailbox to mailbox). The originating server did not sign the email. Also, the Tommy spam filter correctly identified it as spam. I would suggest adding a rule the Tommy filter to discard spam (as opposed to just tagging and delivering it) above a certain score to block these. The email source is actually: Received: from 189-18-165-106.dsl.telesp.net.br ([189.18.165.106]:24249) by tommy.heliohost.org The domain telesp.net.br has no valid content, but Googling shows it belongs to an ISP and is used as a domain for the DNS zones of a dynamic IP address block (further backed up by the dsl subdomain). From the looks of it, some random person using that ISP either has malware and his computer is unknowingly spewing spam, or he's intentionally running a spambot on his own (or a backdoored) PC. The IP address shown is blacklisted by most major spam blacklists as a known source of abuse.

No problem. Be sure you enable remote mysql for your IP in cpanel before you try connecting with it, otherwise it'll refuse to connect.

If he just wants a desktop database management tool so he can work on a database remotely, HeidiSQL works pretty well and supports pretty much all common database formats. Less bloated than the official workbench too. If he wants SQL Server, that's available on Lily and he can PM me for an account.

@Byron: Login and display have to match. Changing only the display half can cause weird issues with hosting registration because the scripts don't correctly handle scenarios where the login and display name are different.

I'm trying to understand the purpose of that one...it says it uses Paypal (or stripe) to actually handle the payment processing, so it's not really any different than just accepting recurring donations via paypal (which we already do). They look to just be a middleman between paypal and those seeking donations. With the addition of VPS service and an increase in larger donations though, I wonder if Patreon itself might be more feasible now. In the past their model that penalizes small donors made no sense for us, but we now have quite a few larger ones.

SSL takes a few hours to start working after you install the certificates.

I'm assuming you are running into an error when trying to use Full SSL on CF? Full ssl on CF is not supported when used with autossl due to the nature of the autossl service. With full ssl, the service will not be able to make the plain HTTP connections required for the server to generate and renew certificates. Your best bet is to configure cloudflare to connect to Heliohost over plain http (flexible ssl). Alternately, you can disable autossl and manually install ssl certificates from a source like let's encrypt on Ricky, then use full ssl. Note that you will need to manually renew these certificates when they expire every 90 days.

I see two emails in a mailbox called einsatz, both of which appear to be a test message...