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That .war file could not be deployed because java is not enabled on your account. To request java and then check the status of your request go to the java button in your cPanel. Please be aware that since you picked the Johnny server the wait to receive java access is quite long (4 months as of this post) due to high demand. The wait to receive java on Tommy is generally just a few hours. If you're in a hurry we recommend moving your account to Tommy. If you want to save yourself some work an admin can move your account for you if you're a donor. Just let us know the transaction ID.

You're not on the block list. If you are blocked, the system has already unblocked you on its own or it failed to add you to the list when you got blocked (making it so I can't see your block). The unknown reason means you got a block for DoS. Odds are it was nothing you did, Johnny is facing an ongoing DoS attack that makes his firewall hypersensitive.

The IP you posted from is not blocked. Is there a specific IP you need unblocked?

You still have a hosting account that matches this forum account. Did you mean to delete that instead? If so, you should delete the hosting account using this link: http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete

That IP address is not blocked. Did this actually give you a block message, or is it just timing out? If the latter, it's more likely that your work is what's blocking it. Many corporate networks don't allow traffic on certain ports required for cPanel to function.

Yeah, the domain add requires that unfortunately. For the interested: The method I listed above is actually the manual equivalent of an addon domain. When you create an "addon domain" in cPanel, the system actually creates a subdomain then adds the domain to it as an alias in the background and just labels the whole thing an Addon domain. If you create the two parts manually, the only difference is that you'll see it on the aliases page instead. Subdomain+Alias on subdomain is functionally identical to an Addon domain, but you have the opportunity to configure the content before bringing the real domain over. The fact the server works this way is also the reason Johnny users sometimes see the famous "The domain X already exists in the Apache configuration." error. That happens when the server creates the alias but not the subdomain, and is also why if you see those topics, that we always tell users to go create the subdomain to fix it.

Yes you can do this. The process for a seamless move will look something like this: Create a subdomain on your account. Select a new folder as the document root.Install the WordPress site on that subdomain. Be sure you update your relocated installation WordPress with the subdomain and path or it won't work (it'll redirect to the real domain). There's guides online for moving WP installs.Make any other changes to the site that you wish to make.Once working, change your domain's NS records to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org.In cPanel, go to Aliases and add the real domain as an alias of the subdomain created in Step 1.Update your WordPress settings again, this time with the real domain name and path. Test.

Done. You should now be able to log in and your website should start working within 12 hours.

I'm going to let our other root admin Krydos decide on this one. Moving so he looks at this. In the meantime, can you explain why you need 100 email accounts (and so many online store accounts to go with them)?

Looks like its getting suspended for good reason...can you explain why there's 102 different mailboxes on this account, and why many of them have the same activation email for an online store in them?

You were unsuspended, but continued to send emails and got suspended again. Please do not use the email functions or you'll be suspended again. I've unsuspended it a second time.

You were suspended because you attempted to send emails. We do not offer email service in your region due to a history of spam and phishing abuse. Do not send more than 1 email per day or you'll be suspended again. If you need an exception, please let us know. We'll need an approximate number of emails you'll send per day, the reason you need to send them, as well as a sample email. You've been unsuspended.

This guy turned out to be a spammer. Krydos caught him adding spam links to his profile and he has since been banned.

We have the feature list on our website. To move servers, you have to delete your account and sign up again, or you donate and we can move your existing account on the backend. Ricky and Tommy are basically the same. The only differences are that Ricky offers Flask on Python 2.7 instead of 3.6, and does not offer Java or Mono/ASP.NET (Tommy offers these two features). Both Ricky and Tommy are stable, fast, and meant for production websites. Johnny is his own thing. Johnny has much older software. For features, he has PHP 5.6. ASP.NET, Ruby on Rails, and Java 1.7. He does not offer Flask or multiple PHP versions. We allow unlimited accounts on Johnny, but the server is overloaded and suffers from poor performance as a result.

You can only have one account. If I unarchive this, your Johnny account will get suspended. Do you want to continue?

The way our firewall controls are, I have no way of unblocking by range, so there's no way to do this easily. I can't just mass-remove entire ranges, I have to go one by one on the list and delete each IP that falls in one of those ranges. I've removed a large group of them that came from the 162.158 range and the 172.64 range though, mostly blocked for cPanel or mail server logins. Does it work now?

TIL they have a free development license. Still requires a static IP though I think...which means it won't run on most home connections. I wonder if Krydos could get us a developer license once we get the NAS installed. I'm gonna have a need for one anyway so I can build and test extensions to make Tommy control Lily. Johnny was originally the sandbox server for this sort of stuff, but since it's kind of become overrun with users, actually testing on it is...sort of nonviable. A dedicated VM with a dev license wouldn't have that problem simply because its license would keep it from being used in production.

It was blocked for DoS. It's not something you did, but rather our firewall being extra sensitive due to an ongoing attack on Johnny. Unblocked.

I see the new miner. It hasn't started mining yet so it has no data available, but I'll keep an eye on it.

Honestly, I don't think this is a project we need right now. I'd rather see you finish the wiki, scoreboards, and other projects you've started first before trying to start yet another one.

Why are you trying to reinvent the wheel? A better way to do this would be to build a theme for cPanel (which is a pain in the rear, and would also require you have a local cPanel server to test on...cPanel is not cheap, even for a development license). Also, the original HelioPanel didn't use the cPanel API. It used cURL to automate the user interface for the one or two things it did.

That's in ETN too, which is like $0.02 each. The market's in the toilet. Also, I just checked his miner. He's no longer mining properly because his PC or internet connection is too slow for the latest assignment that went out last week as a required update. It kept stalling and HelioMine exits before it can even attempt to start, which is usually a sign the PC is too busy or not fast enough to work on it. I moved him back to a more tolerant assignment, but output will likely continue to suffer unless he gets a much more powerful PC.

I actually have the source for the original HelioPanel (it lived on a former root admin's account on Stevie back when he wasn't an ESX box)...I found it when I downloaded his backup to restore a bunch of other stuff that broke during the Stevie crash. The options seen when you sign into https://heliohost.org/login/ are the same choices HelioPanel gave you (or in fact, there's actually more on the new one). The HelioHost tools page is basically HelioPanel v2...it was meant to consolidate the various scripts we had laying around on the classic site...of course we still use the domain and delete script to this day...).

The API likely has very limited use to normal users, and while I don't believe we intentionally block it, we do discourage its use. The last time I played with it (trying to create databases programmatically), there was no good way for non-admins to get the required tokens.

He should be able to use the forgot password on the forum if he can't log in. His username should match his hosting account.