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I'm trying to vandalize and/or shut down a large scam site called ogtrk.net, which has been used to take over many of my friends' social media accounts and spread spam. I found that they use cPanel: http://ogtrk.net:2082. Can someone point me to a good tutorial about brute-forcing a password through Kali Linux (or any other tool)? Thanks!

I haven't been able to connect to my cPanel recently because every time I try to, I get an error saying "the connection has timed out" or "the server took too long to respond". I have also gotten a couple of internal server errors (code 500). Is this due to high load, and if it is, when should I be able to log in?

(This problem has persisted across multiple WiFi connections and devices, so I doubt it is my network/computer)

Thanks!

Or would it be better to send a decent donation and upgrade to Tommy (which I think comes with a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate)?

Thanks!

May I create a temporary Johnny account to use until Stevie is back up? I'm sure I've seen a post about this, but I can't seem to find it.

Ok, it's good to know that I didn't harm anything. Thanks!

I had been experimenting with a web app, I had MyAdmin open to look at a table and occasionally truncate it. In the SQL section, I tried to open the 'Browse' section in a new tab, but it took me to the 500 error page and it hasn't worked since.

Thanks, Wolstech. Is there anything I could've done to cause the crash that I need to stop doing in the future?

About ten minutes ago as of posting this, I was working with PHPMyAdmin. However, in the middle of using it, it stopped working- it took me to a 500 error page telling me the page stopped working. I exited and tried to get back in, but with no luck. I noticed a large string of SQL errors during the redirect:

Could someone fix this problem, whatever it is?

I will. Thanks for your time

My username's trevord.

My domain is trevordarley.heliohost.org in case you need that, too

Thanks!

I'm really sorry, but now I can't find the file itself... All dotfiles seem to be showing, but I don't see it anywhere. I tried searching for it in 'All my Files' but the search didn't return any results. Is there something I need to do to generate it?

Thanks, Byron. I was using x3, which did not have that option. Once I switched to paper lantern I found it

I'm trying to set up a 404 Not Found page, but I can't find my htaccess file. When I first started using my cPanel, I disabled the popup asking what directory I wanted to open, which I now know contained the option to show hidden files. Is there a way I can get that popup back/ show hidden files/ find my htaccess file?

Thanks!

Thanks!

This is about as newbie as a question gets, but here goes. How do I connect to my database in PHP if the username is "username" and the password is "password"? And where can I find my server name? I tried finding tutorials, but most of them didn't seem to work for me.

Thanks, Krydos!

I tried using the deletion script to delete my domain, trevord.heliohost.org. However, I keep getting an 'incorrect password' error when I am almost certain I have the right password. What do I do?

Update: I just successfully logged in.

I'm really sorry I missed that, Tjoene, normally I get an email when I receive a reply. I'm on Johnny.

For some reason, my cPanel suddenly started moving slowly. Normally, on my school-owned laptop using school-owned WiFi (both heavily censored), I have no problems. But today, I couldn't sign in because the connection kept timing out. I tried to log in on my phone, using data, but it didn't even load the page. What might be the problem?

Thanks

I figured out the problem. I was on my school-issued laptop, which has layer after layer of filters. It worked fine when I used my phone and cellular data instead.

Thanks!

Not for me, but that could still be because of my school's WiFi.

It says "ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED".

I know you're probably tired of seeing me here, but here goes...

Port 2082 is blocked by the filter at my school. A friend of mine, who also uses HelioHost, said I could just use port 80, but it won't work for me. Would there be any reason for this, and is there anything I can do?