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I've wondered the same thing. What I do know is that he got suspended for high load again already, and data suggests that this may be the same user as two others aliases that got multiple account suspensions.

Add an A record or CNAME record in cpanel under the DNS editor. For instance, I have minecraft.raxsoft.tk, which is an A record that points the game server's IP address.

We'll probably move to 5.5 at some point. That's what Johnny has already. cPanel is due to be upgraded again on Stevie at some point in the near future. Whether it brings a newer version, I don't know.

Your username cannot start with a number. Your new username logica10 is showing up as created though, so that appears to have worked. It should start working in a day or so.

Please clear your cache.

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The twitter won't be an issue assuming it doesn't need anything special like special ports. The emails it generates can get you suspended rather easily though. You can send at most 50 per day for your entire account. Password reset emails should be fine, but account activation mails (even if you don't expect a lot of users, since these are generated for spambots too), new post/followed topic notifications, etc. could easily generate a lot mail. I'd disable these functions or use an external mail server for them.

The Stevie and Stevie SSL accounts are the same aside from the dedicated IP address needed for SSL. In fact, when you first register, the account created for Stevie and for Stevie SSL are identical. They're different only once we verify the payment and assign you the dedicated IP address. Because the two are the same aside, we can add the dedicated IP to your current account if you want. If you decide you want a new account on Stevie, you'll need to delete your current one. EDIT: Didn't see Byron's post...should've refreshed first

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Those are unrelated issues caused by ongoing software upgrades. Everybody is experiencing the data error message in most of cPanel's tools. As for Phpmyadmin, try again later. The database server goes down a lot.

I don't know if classic ASP is even supported. Normally, everyone uses ASP.NET, and the most common issue is targeting the wrong framework version. Someone else might know more about this issue.

Until krydos get around to reading and responding to ths topic. Sometimes it's within a day, other times it can take several days.

Try removing ns2. If that doesn't fix it, you'll need to contact your registrar's support to ask why that TXT entry with that error message is showing instead of your nameservers.

There are legitimate reasons to use proxies. However, I must agree that proxies are one of the more common high load suspensions here, and there's thousands of them already in existence. There's no need for them to be hosted here when you can find them rather easily online.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin. @Krydos: This user can't change the port to something else, he's on a minecraft host that doesn't allow it.

My server only handles 10 or so people at a time. More makes it lag. Yes. I can move this topic for you so they see it. Do you want me to do that?

That script is actually just a PHP fsockopen() and an if statement with echo statements in it. Like 10 lines of code. Basically do an fsockopen() call to the game server, if it succeeds echo an online message, else echo offline message. I'd have to dig up the source if you want the exact script, I didn't write that (my friend who co-owns my server with me made it). If you cannot change the port, you cannot monitor it here unless an admin opens the port for you (which we rarely do and frown upon for security reasons). You'd have to ask an admin about that. I run my server myself, hence my recommendation. Also, how big of a server are you planning on running? If you don't mind having a max of 20 players online at any one time, I might be able to host your current world as a second map on my server, which would provide compatibility with your website (and give you a bunch of other things like mods and the ability to use stuff/go mining in my world).

I am doing the same thing. The normal ports for minecraft are blocked. Instead of 25565, run the server on 51990 and a simple up/down will work (assuming you're on Stevie). If you put rcon or something else on that port, you could probably do something more advanced. I run mine on port 51990 exactly for this reason. (http://www.acmine.tk on the right side you can see my status monitor working, site is under construction)

I've said this before... We use the software we use for stability and compatibility reasons, among other things. cPanel is rather picky about what works with it, and making other things work involves quite a bit of effort. LAMP stacks (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) are pretty much standard in the linux web hosting world. Replacing something tends to break compatibility. People building web applications treat these components as a standard. If we change our support for that standard, there's no guarantee that those applications will still function properly, and in many cases the developers won't provide support for people who run the software on anything else. Also, adding MariaDB alongside MySQL would be pointless since it'd just cause higher load and worse performance.

This hasn't been updated for the same reason as everything else...time, testing, and lack of importance. There's only one person who updates this stuff (Krydos), and he has more important issues to deal with like the broken MySQL on Stevie. I'll agree that the php on cody does need an upgrade, especially if it has 5.2.

You just created that account. It can take 24 hours or more to start working.

It sounds like it's configured correctly, but there must be a technical problem on your registrar's end. Until that link I included in my post above shows the name servers, it your domain will not work. Your domain is showing this: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=fortranrefactoring.com.ar&rec=ALL (error in a TXT entry). A working domain looks like: http://byrondallas.heliohost.org/php/tools/dns_records.php?domain=raxsoft.tk&rec=ALL (Note the 2 NS records for our nameservers).

Port 2082 is blocked by the network you're connecting from. You've discovered the solution already...use port 80.

Sounds like softaculous didn't put something in the database right... Good to hear you figured it out though