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You're on a server that has crashed. Please see https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/32744-2018-05-01/ for more information

Please refer to https://www.helionet.org/index/topic/32744-2018-05-01/ for more information.

Ioncube is intentionally disabled due to a history of abuse (botnets and pirated software). Please find different software.

Glad to hear. Let us know if you need anything else.

That domain is already associated with an inactive user account with the username thevpste. The domain needs to be removed from that account before it can be added to Tommy. Since you've moved to Tommy, you should delete that account anyway since you're only allowed one account. To delete that account, you first need to renew it: https://www.heliohost.org/renew/, then once renewed, delete it: http://heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/delete

This happens every once in a while. Krydos will renew it at some point. Right now we're more concerned with getting Johnny up and running again though, so I'm not sure how fast this will get fixed.

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Yes, Johnny is currently down because he keeps crashing. We're working to figure out what is causing this, but as of now, we don't know when he'll be up and stable. He's been up and down a lot over the past 24 hours. http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/

Your password won't reset because Johnny is down. We're working to get him running again, though we currently don't have an estimated time when he'll be up and stable again. Johnny has been up and down a lot over the past 24 hours as we try to troubleshoot what's causing him to crash. http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/

InnoDB is almost certainly toast. It has a habit of not surviving a single improper reboot let alone multiple. What we do seem to know (or at least behaves like it) is that MySQL is why it's crashing. We can run Johnny as long as MySQL is stopped. We start it, and soon after, MySQL starts beating on the disks. While the disks are being kept busy by MySQL, other things spawn tasks which get allocated memory then just sit there blocked, waiting for the disk that rarely becomes free. Those tasks then pile up since they're completing too slowly or not at all. The server eventually runs out of memory, which just causes it to try to find more disk time to swap out the stalled tasks and make room for new ones, all of which are also waiting for the disk. It then just snowballs until it can no longer find any resources at all due to the massive backlog, at which point it just hangs. What I don't know is why MySQL is using the disk this much...is this normal and perhaps something else finally changed to make the server no longer able to handle the use? Is this a result of damage from an unrelated crash?

Yes.

The server you're on is down. http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/ We're in the process of identifying why the server keeps crashing...

Johnny is down, so this error is normal. http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/ We are in the process of identifying why he keeps crashing.

This appears to be a server malfunction of some kind. It says active on my end even though it's clearly not... Your account has been unsuspended.

That account does not exist.

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This was sent yesterday...did you not receive it?

Johnny crashed earlier and is currently down from load caused by what appears to be a DoS attack. An "Invalid login" message is normal when the server you're on is down.

It looks like it may have crashed again at this point...http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/ It turned solid red for the second time and is once again unresponsive...

Odds are you just need to clear your cache, not that it'd do much good right now since the server you're on is down (again). The server you picked (Johnny) is the most unreliable and buggy server we have. It's meant for people to play around on, and as such is very unstable and slow. If you need a reliable, proper experience for a production website, we recommend getting a Ricky or Tommy account, both of which can be had for free at midnight UTC every day if you're lucky. We only allow a few new users per day on those servers to prevent them from becoming overloaded (the server you're on, Johnny, is a great example of what happens when we don't do this...). If you can't wait, you can also donate $1 or more and get an invitation for a Tommy account within 24 hours by email.

It looks like Johnny has hung or crashed. We're looking into it.

2FA was removed from deny on Tommy.

Yeah, 2017. Most don't realize that XP POSReady and XP Embedded are still supported until 2020. In fact, if you change a registry setting on a regular Windows xp computer, it will happily utilize the additional 6 years of security updates meant for posready.

They're not. We do install the Centos updates though. If we installed the cpanel uplates as they intended, this service wouldn't function. Cpanel is only meant to handle a few hundred accounts per server. We've customized it to the extent that got 10,000 accounts out of 10 year old hardware...(Johnny), and it's actually stable, provided someone is not abusing the service. Cpanel's own support has even recognized us as one of their most extreme use cases for what we've managed to do with it. Based on their design guidelines, we should have about 20 servers (they recommend about 400 accounts/server). We have 3.

WinXP is also surprisingly popular for embedded devices despite its age...things get installed and never replaced until failure. Vendors also love to crank out the same things year after year in that world despite being obsolete right off the line. Source: Helpe install some brand new control equipment running XP for my job two week ago. :-/ Manufactured December 2017...