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The registrations did open last night and just filled extremely quickly. If you need to be on tommy and don't want to wait, you can donate and we'll send you an invite link you can use to sign up even when it's full for the day. Please note that if you do this, you need to donate at least $1, the invite can take up to 24 hours to come, and it will be sent to your paypal or skrill email address.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Neither of those domains are hosted with us. You need to change your domain's nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org if you wish to host with us. You should do this at your domain registrar's website. We see these configurations: And:

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

They install on their own, but can take up to 24 hours to do so. There is no way for you to manually force them to install sooner. If they haven't installed after 24 hours, then a root admin can check the logs and rescan the domains, which will either make them install or tell you why it can't be installed.

It was blocked for too many failed cPanel logins. Unblocked.

There is no way for a user to self-unblock. You have to ask one of us to do it.

I'm confused because not only are you active, your account isn't even on that server. Escalating.

Unblocked. It was indeed for too many failed cPanel logins.

If the server is broken, it'll just eat up the additional ones and leave them open too. Krydos might be willing to try increasing it, but it wont actually fix the problem (properly made software will close unused connections when done with them), it'd just delay or hide the problem.

The game server is broken, so your best bet is to talk to whoever makes/runs the game server software that's running at the IP Krydos posted, and ask why it doesn't close its SQL connections like it should. It's likely either a bug or poor design, especially since the connections sit there open with absolutely no usage.

The heliohost.org login gives others trouble too sometimes. Use https://tommy.heliohost.org:2083/ instead.

Free Tommy registrations open at midnight UTC every night. You can get an account for free then. Be sure to delete your existing account first. Also, if you want to reuse the username, one of us has to rename your forum account for you to make it available.

Unblocked.

Johnny only supports 5.6. You need to move to Tommy if you need 7.1.

What link are you using to log in?

Seeing Krydos said there wasn't any open after you stopped the game server, the game server itself is likely to blame. The connections probably reopened when you relaunched the game server. Krydos will have to confirm what he sees with the game server running again, but I suspect the game server is either buggy, broken, or poorly designed and is not closing them after use as it should...your next step would probably be to troubleshoot/update/replace the game server software.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

I assume you mean sudhana1, since sudhana was a Stevie account that's been gone for 7 months. That account is not suspended. If you're seeing a queued or suspended page, please clear your cache.

Please check your email for a replacement invite.

He has to be on paper lantern, we don't have x3 anymore. The parked domains button is now labeled "Aliases."

Unblocked. It may take a few minutes to start working again.

Your forgot to change the table name in my example: You need to change "table" to your table name. The table is blank because the mysqli_fetch_assoc() failed. The mysqli_fetch_assoc() failed and produced those errors because the mysqli_query() failed. The mysqli_query() likely failed because of two reasons: The connection isn't open (I don't see where you opened one in the view_paginated.php), and the query also tried to select from a non-existent table called 'table'. A lack of error checking code means you have no way of seeing the error message the mysqli_query() generates when it fails. The easiest way to check for the query failing is to put an if statement after mysqli_query() to check the value that was returned. If the returned value is false instead of a result, it failed...you can then mysqli_error() to return a string saying what the error was. $result = mysqli_query($connection,"Whatever my query is"); //Add the below if statement //This makes your script show the SQL error and stop running if the query fails. Put it after each mysqli_query() line, and be sure to change $result to whatever //variable your mysqli_query() puts its result in. if (!$result) { die(mysqli_error($conn)); }

Looks good now. I don't see the forum with the illegal content anymore. Thank you for correcting this.