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You should have checked the server's capabilities before developing your website. In addition to Django support, the Python versions in HelioHost are stated in this page. Some users have been able to install Django 1.5.1 in HelioHost, but nothing about 1.6.1 was posted, as far as I know.

I do hope that you know that you are breaking the rule of having more than one account per person. As to why the script did not work, it would help if you would tell which forum you were trying to install. Have you checked that the file exists in the directory before accessing it? Also, have you made sure that the forum is compatible with whatever server side language that HelioHost provides? I have not tried Softaculous, and therefore, could not comment any further.

CPanel has an interface that shows the files/folders which take up the most space. You can find it in Files > Disk Space Usage, and try to look for the culprit. Since you are confident that your data does not exceed the limit, I'd recommend you to review your coding thoroughly, especially on uploads and data entry. Lastly, I'd suggest you to change your passwords, for FTP and CPanel. Someone may have gained access without your knowledge, and misused the space.

mysql API has been deprecated. Please consider mysqli or PDO instead. The first parameter of mysql_connect is the MySQL server. Since PHP and MySQL resides on the same server, you should have used the string localhost instead. From tizag: In other words, <?php mysql_connect("localhost", "someday_someday", "CorrectPassword") or die(mysql_error()); mysql_select_db("someday_Database") or die(mysql_error()); ?>

Just wanted to point out that the page for Python and Django, has dead links for the snakecharmer.py. Additionally, if possible, HelioHost should upgrade to the latest versions of Python.

From http://wiki.helionet.org/SSL

It applies to all accounts. From http://wiki.helionet...activity_policy,

Making an exception for you alone would be unfair to the other users. As for the competition, you know, you could search the forums... But it has been quiet for quite some time now. http://www.helionet....ebsite-contest/ http://www.helionet....oting-now-open/

1. Did you read the error message? It does give a number of possibilities. 2. As stated in the wiki

To quote HelioHost, If you really need more space, I'd suggest looking for a paid solution.

No, seriously. Have you made any research regarding the matter? Have you made a Google Search on storing images in database? Do you know how many times this question has been asked in StackOverflow? And how almost all of the accepted answer is against storing images in database? If you do realize this, and still wish to proceed, then by all means, go ahead.

Not sure if this answers what you want, but from HelioHost's System and Software page

In my opinion, it is not a concern, because: Your index.html precedes index.php, so it only runs when user types in <url>/index.php specifically. The JavaScript file has been removed from Google Code, which means the JavaScript won't load. I have tried accessing the JS file directly, and I got a 403 error. If you are still afraid, here's a link to how it looks like with a online screenshot. The whole index.php file do not seem to have any dangerous elements, except for the JS file. Only some psychedelic NyanCats with a YouTube background music. There's a link at the bottom, which leads to a list of hacked websites (I think?), which shows the websites hacked by "Lulz53c", in which Mr. hacker here claims to be a member. Of course, to be safe, clean up your index.php, or remove it totally if you don't need it.

Into the database? Seriously? Have you made any research regarding this matter?

Well, from some light Googling, it appears that your site is not the first. The JS file was hosted at Google Code, which was already banned/removed, as of October 12. A user reported it to be a keylogger, and Mr. hacker here has a personal blog.