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  1. Strange. If you are hosting your WordPress blog on your HelioHost account, localhost should work.

     

    Have you...

    1. Created a database (eg. jje_db)

    2. Created a user (eg. jje_user)

    3. Assigned the user to the database with 'All Privledges'.

     

    Be aware that your database name and username have 'jje_' or whatever your username is at the start.

     

    All the above steps can be completed within cPanel.

  2. Try...

     

    <?php
    $connessione=pg_connect("host=localhost dbname=aztech_prova user=aztech_fuma password=**********") or die("Database non disponibile");
    ?>

     

    Sorry - I have no experience with PostgreSQL but I'll do the best I can. :)

     

    note: that code will only work if the script is on your heliohost website, not remotely

  3. For connecting to your MySQL Database, you will need a 'Server Location', which is 'localhost'.

     

    For remote access, I believe you can use either 'stevie.heliohost.org:3306' or 'stevie.heliohost.org' (try 'em both!). ;)

     

    MySQL Databases (usernames, passwords and databases) can be managed within the 'MySQL Databases' section in cPanel.

  4. x10hosting offers free unmetered bandwidth and disk space, but they also have a lot of downtime and don't allow you to use some of the more popular programming languages (Python, Perl, etc.) The best way to get the "bang for your buck" is to get on a paid hosting plan. I would recommend looking at http://www.whoishostingthis.com/hosting-reviews/ to find which might be best for you (and be sure to read the Terms of Service for whatever host you go with!)

     

    x10Hosting have a strict policy that you cannot use your site to host files, videos, or photos.

     

    You can use HelioHost as long as you follow the Terms of Service, login to cPanel every 30 days, and fairly use the server.

  5. I believe that Javascript (.js) pages are supported by HelioHost. :)

     

    However, Java Server Pages (JSP) are not supported.

     

    Java is also not supported.

     

    Hopefully, JSP/Java will be available again when Charlie gets set up, which should be in a couple of months.

  6. At the moment, the Server Load is at 200, which is very high and very unusual. This could be related to

    - Our new server, Charlie

    - Maintenance

    - User abusing the server

    or other reasons. This means LOTS of Internal Server Errors. Hopefully this will fix soon.

     

    Also, there is a backlog of account creations (since 16th December).

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