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Because nobody found it yet, or possibly the company is based in a location where piracy is tolerated. A lot of hosting companies in countries like china simply don't bother enforcing copyright laws because the country is very lax about it, or doesn't have laws against it. In the USA, we're required to be strict about it, or we can get sued.

If it is paid software, you must pay for it to use it here. IpBoard, vBulletin, Xenforo, and any other paid forum will get you suspended if you use a nulled/cracked version of it. Software piracy is illegal in the USA where we are located, hence why we cannot allow you to run it here. As for freezoy, having just looked them up, you were violating their terms of service as well: Nulled software infringes copyright.Not having money for it basically justifying theft by being poor. It's not an excuse, and is still illegal either way. vBulletin is not permitted unless you pay for it and provide us proof you did so. Period. Please use a free product such as the ones I mentioned above instead.

You're welcome to use it, but you need to pay for it. I've found quite a few nulled vB installs on here. Using it without paying for it is software piracy and is against our terms of service. If you can provide proof that you've paid for it, I'll be happy to let you use it. There are no hosts out there that will let you use pirated vB. Our terms of service are in line with those of many other (paid) hosting companies. Most free companies are even more restrictive than we are with their terms of service. If you wish to host a forum here without paying for software, I usually recommend phpBB: http://www.phpbb.com I haven't used the more recent versions, but back in the 2.x days, it was a very good product. Others I often see used include SMF (http://www.simplemachines.org/) and MyBB (http://www.mybb.com/)

That install has a few indicators of nulled/pirated vB...I said not to install that here. I'll give you 24 hours to remove it or provide us with proof you purchased the license. If you don't, I'll suspend you for copyright infringement.

This was supposed to be looked into a while back...not sure what happened there. Escalating again.

Softaculous isn't really broken...the mysql server is the cause, fix that, and it will fix itself. There are no plans to fix the mysql server due to the nature of the damage. It would likely require we remove every InnoDB database on the server, possibly causing hundreds if not thousands of accounts and sites to stop working entirely. As a result, we've chosen to leave them accessible but read-only.

That depends on the software you use. In most forum systems, you need to turn off a few things. registration emails, pm notifications, new post/followed topic alerts, etc. Asking the maker if whatever forum you end up using how to do it is the best way to find out.

If you made it yourself, you likely didn't secure it properly. You need to research into how to protect against SQL injection. I highly recommend though that you use an off the shelf solution instead of making it yourself if you don't know what you're doing. Inserting garbage data is the least of worries, they often could just as easily read other data or delete it all.

There is no limit on number of visitors, however if your software is too heavy on our servers we might suspend you for load. If your forum has a decent number of users, you will likely need to disable the email functions too, since we limit emails to 50/day. Your hosting is free forever as long as you log into cpanel at least once every 30 days.

Update your software and any plugins for it. You likely have an SQL injection issue somewhere. You might also consider replacing your comment system with something else if possible.

Stevie. Much more stable, and faster.

Please clear your cache.

Yes I will. It is against out terms of service to install or use pirated software. There are other forum software packages out there though. I'd recommend either SMF or PhpBB. Both are widely used, supported, and free.

Nulled = pirated. Using illegal/nulled/cracked software will get your account suspended for copyright infringement. You will need to pay for vBulletin if you wish to install it here. Also, we do not provide support via PM. Please post your responses in your forum thread. In addition, sending PMs to us IN ALL CAPS is not appreciated and may get you warned if you do it repeatedly.

That's because he's on Stevie. Johnny accounts sometimes take much longer to become active due to load.

I stil see the queued page on that domain. Give it another day, then clear your cache.

I'm not sure what you're asking. However, your website is a proxy, which is the easiest way to get suspended for high load. I recommend that you do not operate a proxy on our servers.

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. If you still see the suspended page, please clear your cache.

Change your password here: http://stevie.helioh...sswd/index.html (http://johnny.helioh...sswd/index.html if on Johnny). Make sure the checkbox for "allow mysql password change" is checked and change the password. Then log out and in again.

You can't reset a password on a suspended account, which is why it's doing that. Krydos needs to respond with a decision on your account yet.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

I'm not sure what to do with the reason listed...I'll escalate it.

There isn't. It's on or off with nothing in between. For wgat its worth, our server doesn't really meet the requirements for mediawiki. I'd recommend other wiki software personally. There are choices that don't require these things.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Then it is probably a mistake on our part unless something changed. We don't allow shell functions. I'll have Krydos comment on this, but I suspect the solution will actually be to turn it off for Johnny as opposed to enabling it on Stevie.