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Ah yes, space heaters with computing as a bonus What kind of rig? Servers of some sort? ASIC (not terribly familiar with their heat output)? My main Aeon rig is just an FX8350 since CPU is currently a decent way to mine it. GPUs have little benefit speed wise (mine, older GTX stuff, is actually slower than my CPU). I also have a bunch of i7-6700T (on the order of 85 units) at my disposal several hours a day that could theoretically be used for this if I can get it approved.

Create the session at the start of your file like everyone else does, then populate its values only if the conditions are met. Generally when sessions are used they're started in every file, every time, right near the top (often the command itself will be in an include file).

We have never accepted Bitcoin to my knowledge, and I've been here 6 years, so I'm not sure how you donated using it before. I recently started getting into cryptocurrency as well though, so support for at least BTC would be nice. I'm mostly into AEON right now due to being profitable to mine on bog-standard PCs and having a value that's not less than a penny (it's about ~$1), but altcoins like that can be sold for BTC on sites like Changelly...

Krydos might have some insight on this since I'm not sure our normal recommendation to use .htaccess would work in your scenario. I do know we can't do this through Apache configs because cPanel manages the configuration and doesn't support it.

It is worth adding to this that though this usually works, we do not provide support for this configuration and cPanel doesn't officially support it either. We cannot guarantee that these configurations will work or continue to work. If you request support, you may be asked to change your domains nameservers to ours before we provide support so we can eliminate issues on the external DNS server as the cause of your problem. If you need additional DNS functionality, CloudFlare with a "Full Zone" set up may be a suitable solution instead. This can be configured through the cPanel plugin for CloudFlare. Once configured, you can access the CloudFlare website for additional settings. Nearly all record types are supported except for CAA, which is not widely adopted at this time.

It's worth noting that infected WordPress is our leading cause of accounts getting unintentional illegal activity bans too. WordPress is infamous for being one of the most vulnerability-filled, buggy pieces of software available today, and it's themes and extensions are even worse (a large portion of them, especially from dubious websites, are disguised malware). We recommend not using WordPress at all because of its security issues, but if you wish to do so, only use themes and plugins from reputable websites such as the official WordPress site, and update all components promptly when updates become available. If you wish to continue using our service, please feel free to create a new account.

We'll wait and see what Krydos says, but this is not a normal request. The DNS updates do take a while because of propagation, but since all of our servers use the same nameservers, and you've pointed the MX's to a non-HelioHost server anyway, I can't imagine much of an interruption. Maybe an hour or so while the zones are removed/readded. Also, if you don't mind donating $1, you can try our beta script to move the entire Ricky account onto Tommy as-is without having to reconfigure it (you'd need to delete the Tommy account you made first). If you want to do that instead, go ahead and donate, then let us know and we can move your account.

To move to Ricky, you need to delete your account and sign up again. You can do that here: http://heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete I'm not sure if it's still on offer or not (Krydos would know), but if you wanted Tommy instead of Ricky, we were recently testing a new server transfer feature that can move you to Tommy without deleting your account. A donation of $1 or more is required.

98.202.246.249 has been unblocked. It was blocked for too many failed logins. Please let us know if it still doesn't work for you.

The files contained malware that was being used to commit a crime. We can't provide you them because we'd then be distributing illegal software. In addition, if the malware stole data such as credit card info, we'd risk accidentally giving it to you. We can't warn you because many users intentionally sign up on our service to run such malware...warning users whose accounts are involved in illegal activity would enable them to destroy evidence.

Your account was suspended for causing high server load. I have unsuspended your account, but please try to limit the load you put on our servers as it slows down not only your site, but the sites of all other HelioHost users sharing your server. <br /><br />If you still see the suspended page, please clear your cache.

That account is suspended for Phishing.<br /><br />For security reasons, phishing accounts cannot be unsuspended, backed up, or deleted. You will need to create a new account and restore any backup you may have. Please be aware that you will not be able to reuse any domains on your suspended account, and will need to pick a new username.<br /><br />We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Indeed suspended for high load... Escalating for the file information. I've unsuspended you in the meantime. I would recommend disabling your site until you get the information (for instance add a deny from all in the .htaccess file) if you're unsure how to fix your high load so you won't get suspended again.

That account cannot be unsuspended. Krydos might have more infomation. Escalating.

Blocked again, this time for too many failed FTP logins. You probably have the wrong password saved in your FTP client...

You need to delete your account and sign up again. We cannot reset accounts.

It was for having too many failed cPanel logins. You're unblocked. 80.98.17.69 Tommy 2017-06-10 05:42:03 5 in the last 3600 secs lfd: Failed cPanel login HU/Hungary/catv-.catv.broadband.hu If you still cannot log in, I would recommend resetting your password as a next step: https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/resetpass?start=1

What is the IP address? We need the IP you're accessing our service from in order to determine if you're blocked.

Your account was suspended for causing high server load. I have unsuspended your account, but please try to limit the load you put on our servers as it slows down not only your site, but the sites of all other HelioHost users sharing your server. <br /><br />If you still see the suspended page, please clear your cache.

Please be aware the emails post publicly as well over in the email support forum. The email support is not suitable for sending private information.

You can only have one account. Why do you have 3? Please delete two of them or they will all be suspended. If you're unaware, you can use Addon domains or Aliases to host more than one domain on a single account.

They don't exist anymore. They were lost when the hard disk failed in the server (and even if it hadn't, an account inactive for 421 days likely would've been deleted for disk space anyway). You should sign up again if you want to continue using our service. I would recommend Ricky (which is the Stevie hardware, just renamed after it was repaired) or Tommy if you need good uptime.

That's normal for Johnny. if you want it to occur faster, move to another server. Ricky usually does them in a few hours (though it can be up to 24). Tommy does them instantly.

Historically, Tommy's uptime is better. Tommy recently has been occasionally having long load times (>1s), but virtually never goes down. In addition, Tommy offers instant domain setup as opposed to Ricky and Johnny (which have that up to 24 hour wait for Apache to restart). Tommy also has Java and ASP.NET available if you need them. You can see the red bands on Ricky here vs. Tommy: http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/

The apps subdomain is acting strangely...it threw a 500 error on me twice before the content loaded. It also has a forced HTTPS redirect which may also need to be removed. I would rename the .htaccess file to start.