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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...

Edit: I can't see it under "password & security" It has its own page under Security on the cpanel home page. It's right near the SSL options.

Our custom stuff modifies a bunch of cPanel files and scripts so releases of theirs that reinstall or updates most/all files in cpanel will break the service. Does the LTS version update/replace fewer files per release, or does it still do a mass file replacement every time, but make fewer changes/enhancements? If it only patches a few files here and there as opposed to basically reinstalling it during update, it may be something we could consider for future servers.

Were they Innodb tables? If so, innodb did go corrupt on Johnny again and lost all the data for a second time. You'll need to make a new database and restore a backup. We HIGHLY recommend not using innodb if you can avoid it. We've lost innodb data too many times to count, but have never lost Myisam data in our 10+ years in operation. If you really need innodb, I'd recommend moving to Tommy to reduce the risk of corruption caused by load/server crashes.

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That requires cpanel 68, the newest version we run is 66, and that's on Ricky. Tommy has 64, and Johnny is even older (and can't be updated yet due to the RoR support). We rarely if ever update cpanel because all of our custom stuff breaks when we do. Upgrading cpanel is basically the second most involved thing we can do to just rebuilding the whole server.

Yep, Likebots/follower bots are against our TOS. That cannot be hosted here.

Done. You should now be able to log in and your website should start working within 2 hours.

InnoDB went corrupt again during a high load event last week. We highly recommend NOT using InnoDB because it's very common for InnoDB to go corrupt on Johnny. It's very sensitive to MySQL crashing, improper server shutdowns, etc. We've lost this data more times than I can count in the 7 years I've been with HelioHost...on the other hand we've never lost a single MyISAM table. If you really need InnoDB, I'd suggest moving to Tommy for best results, since he's stable and very unlikely to experience load that would crash MySQL. While all the servers are prone to things like power outages (which caused the previous loss a few months back), the risks resulting from load or MySQL crashing can be mitigated by moving to a low-load server. You need to create a new database and restore a backup again. If you don't have one, let us know and we'll check for one on our side. We did run a backup script again before fixing it, however we cannot make any guarantees that the backup succeeded. It's completely possible that we don't have a backup, or if we do, that it is outdated, damaged, incomplete, or otherwise unusable. Backups are the user's responsibility.

Your account was archived because you haven't logged in for quite a while. We have a limited amount of space on our servers, and occasionally we have to remove the unused accounts to make space for new users. To prevent your account from becoming archived again please remember to log in at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ at least once every 30 days. Unarchiving...

@Bailey: Only the code version is actually free. The others are trial versions.

Johnny only supports .NET 3.5. You'd need a Tommy account in order to run a .NET 4.x application. Please be aware that there's no guarantee either server will run it though, as the servers are CentOS with Apache/Mono emulating ASP.NET... We're actually in the process of setting up a Windows server for proper ASP.NET support, but the release date is yet to be determined since its still in development.

If you want, I can send an invite for a new account after you delete the old one so you don't need to wait. Also, tommy accounts set up and delete within minutes, no need to wait. Johnny is the one that takes forever.

Please try a different computer and different internet connection (for example a cell phone on its data plan) and see if it works. The site is working properly for me, which means the problem is with your computer or your ISP.

Please clear your browser cache. If that doesn't help, try a different internet connection, as it's possible your ISP has cached the queued page.

I've never used netbeans. Also, Visual Studio != Visual Studio Code. The second one is free, the first one is not. Both are very bloated and can be resource hogs though. Seeing you mention XAMPP makes me think you're doing PHP development...in which case you can make do with something as simple as notepad++. I've written tons of PHP code over the years, NPP or SciTe got used for all of it. ...and yes, XAMPP is probably the best way to test your code. You won't be able to send mail, but it'll do just about everything else.

Also, the wiki article you linked has been corrected. Our services used to offer 500MB at one point in the past, but we now offer 1000MB on all accounts.

The space offer was for the gofundme donors, at least initially. It was the gofundme's equivalent of getting a Tommy account for a paypal/skrill donation. I do recall reading somewhere that we might consider larger accounts for all down the road, but nothing recently.

It depends on the language you're coding in, but I just use Notepad++ or SciTe when it comes to HTML/CSS/PHP.

We haven't handed out the double space for the gofundme donors yet I don't think...if you donated to that campaign, you'll receive the space when everyone else does.

Your forum account has been removed. I've also removed the posts you made back in 2011 and your introduction post that had your name in it.

You don't have a hosting account that I can find, and your forum account will be removed shortly. Also, to others reading this, HelioHost is based in the USA. While our services are freely available globally due to their nature, we can only guarantee that they comply with US regulations at this time.