wolstech

I'm not sure how many Java experts we have around here, but I don't think it's that many unfortunately. Most of us here specialize in PHP.

3 cron jobs again. It's 2 executions per day, not jobs. That means it can be one job run twice a day, two jobs each running once a day, etc. Your account's cron cannot start more than 2 things in any 24 hour period or you get suspended. Make sure the hour and minute values have numbers in them indicating the hour and minute of the day that it will run. Putting a * in either of these fields will schedule it for once a minute or once an hour, both of which will get you suspended. You're unsuspended again.

Sign up on Johnny, then request Java here: http://www.helionet....-java-requests/ After that, you'll need to wait a month or so to get Java on your account (our wait estimate for the most recent request was September 26th, though it often happens faster). After that you can upload jsp pages and visit them from your browser, or if you have a .war package, you can upload it and request that an admin deploy it on your account by posting over in customer service.

You can have 2 executions per day, so something that runs once will be fine. Your account has been unsuspended. If you still see the suspended page, please clear your cache.

The older, original Yii 1.x supports php 5.3. You could downgrade if we end up not being able to add this driver for you, or use mysql (we do support pdo for that on johnny), or use the native mysqli or pgsql functions. Also, for what its worth, PHP version is one of the reasons I stay away from frameworks and just use the vanilla functions in php. Every time I've used a framework, I end up with an app that needs a very specific version of php, and updates to fix the framework (sometimes which require php be updated). My frameworkless apps run on everything from 5.1 to 5.5 with minor changes at most, usually in syntax, and rarely if ever need updates beyond bug fixes in the application itself.

Your account is suspended for sending spam, not for inactivity. Krydos will have more information on what got you suspended.

It's available on Stevie but not Johnny. I'm not sure if it can be installed or not. Escalating.

Not sure why your topic got skipped over...yeah Stevie does not support innodb. Strange errors like this result when you try to use innodb on Stevie. Glad you figured it out though

Rename the htaccess to something else so it will be ignored, then try again.

Based on that, the software you installed on your site is doing the redirect, not the server. If you remove your htaccess file and index page from the public_html folder, does it still happen? If so, the issue is the software installed on your account, not the server. There's probably a setting in the software somewhere for your website domain that needs to be changed.

What's your account name? We can reset your password and manually send it to the email address associated with the account.

That issue is probably on your end then. It works fine for me, and there hasn't been any downtime on Stevie (I'm on Stevie too, and I have email notifications for Stevie downtime).

You don't use htaccess. Just set your new domain's nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org, then park somenewdomain.com in cpanel. It will point to your whatever.heliohost.org automatically and show the same content. Also, be aware that it takes 24-48 hours for the parked domain to start working once you park it.

That domain is functioning normally.

Disabling it would render a large number of accounts completely broken, as they won't be able to read their data if disabled. My account is one of them. I'd rather have it be readable and be down periodically than not work at all (mind you they can't convert to myisam either if they can't get at their disabled innodb database to export it), and I'm sure the others on Stevie feel the same way.

The $12 fee is optional. It is for a dedicated IP address, which is required if you want to use SSL. All users are limited to one account with 500MB of storage capacity. We do not offer any way to get more space.

An admin needs to deploy the war for you.

I'll escalate this for you. Out of curiosity, does this error occur if you alter an empty table?

It doesn't use any resources if its not being used, so not using the mail would be the same as disabling it. The common hog from mail is imap running a lot when you have you clients checking the mail too often..

We actually recommend myisam here for stability reasons. We've had issues with innodb databases going corrupt and breaking the servers. We just recently fixed Johnny. For Stevie users, innodb is broken and thus not supported. On Johnny though, it should work. Have you tried importing part of it at a time or importing an empty structure without data?

You created it today. It takes 24 to 48 hours to start working.

If you just renewed it, it takes up to 24 hours to come out of suspension. It is listed as active so the server likely just hasn't gotten its act together. Give it 24 hours then clear your cache again. If it is still suspended after that, let us know and we'll look into it further.

Please clear your cache.

If the account becomes inactive and is not renewed, it eventually gets deleted. Odds are this is what happened. We only have so much space, and accounts that sit unused for months don't make good use of that space, so we delete them as needed to keep space free for new users. The best way to prevent this from happening is to log in every 30 days so your account does not become inactive.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.