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Well, my site (munny.heliohost.org / username: munny / server: Johnny) is not working. I've already download all files via SFTP, but all I can see is: : Ahoy! You're seeing this page because HelioHost has not gotten about to installing and configuring your account yet. This process usually takes 24 hours, and once it is complete your website should show up properly. While the account is being created we suggest taking a look at your control panel. Thanks for choosing HelioHost! We wish you good luck with your website.

Hello pls move my account to Ricky or Tommy! user name jurgisb!

In the area of art I can post my designs? or is private area?

My site is hosted on Johnny at siwiaza.tk. I can get to the cPanel fine at siwiaza.tk/cpanel, but the actual site returns a 404. I've checked, double-checked, and triple-checked to make sure that all of my directories (e.g. public_html) and files (e.g. index.php) are named correctly. Why won't my website load?

Hi The information: HelioHost name: knagie Johnny (normal) knagieknagger.heliohost.org I cleared my browser cach and i closed and logedout from all my connections except the site ( so no FTP, Cpanel and such only the site is open) and still i get 2 different screens all the time: mostly 1. Your account is queued (but i opened one around 2, 3 days ago so thats more then 24 hours) and Sometimes this one 2. Internal Server Error The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Please contact the server administrator, webmaster@knagieknagger.heliohost.org and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error. More information about this error may be available in the server error log. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. hope you can help!

So I was wondering a useful way to use php the other day and came up with a simple but extremely useful script. Firstly I want to make it clear that this is more for smaller site designers wanting to find out how to best improve their sites, however larger sites with more traffic may find it useful as well for different reasons. USES FOR SMALL SITES Learn how your users move around your site. Learn the most popular areas of your site. Help learn what can be done to move users to the areas of your site that you want. USES FOR LARGE SITES Learn when users are visiting broken links. Learn when users are trying to enter restricted areas. Learn what IP is most likely that of a spammy or otherwise disruptive user. OVERALL USE Learn what peak times are for your site. Identify when the best time for site maintenace is. The script is simple and will only create a plaintext log but you can refine it to use MySQL databases for storage. I advise putting the script after the page's html and styling is processed to avoid any major problems with displays being broken. Now to the fun part. Small sites: <?php $ip=$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $page=$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $dayassoc=getdate(); $output= $ip."\t".$page."\t".$dayassoc['mon']."/".$dayassoc['mday']."/".$dayassoc['year']."\t".$dayassoc['hours'].":".$dayassoc['minutes']."\r\n"; file_put_contents("tracking.txt", $output, FILE_APPEND); ?> put that on each page to get as detailed a listing as you can about how users interact with your site. You can include this on custom error pages as well and I'll explain that shortly. Large sites: I suggest only placing it on error pages, also replace "errorpagecode" with 401, 404, etc depending on the page you're putting it in. If you must put it in a trafficed area try to limit the amount of pages you paste it in to avoid collisions with file write requests. <?php $errcode="errorpagecode"; $ip=$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $page=$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $dayassoc=getdate(); $output= $ip."\t".$page."\t".$dayassoc['mon']."/".$dayassoc['mday']."/".$dayassoc['year']."\t".$dayassoc['hours'].":".$dayassoc['minutes']."\t".$errcode."\r\n"; file_put_contents("tracking.txt", $output, FILE_APPEND); ?> Feel free to leave questions and comments ; EDIT: Changed to use file_puts_contents() instead of messy, unintuitive c-like fopen/fputs/fclose per Byron's suggestion. EDIT 2: I should probably add that you'd want to keep people from accessing this file so in your root folder's .htaccess add something like: AuthUserFile "/home/user/.htpasswds/public_html/passwd" AuthName "Visitor Tracking" AuthType Basic <Files "tracking.txt">; require valid-user </Files> where AuthUserFile is the filepath to a nonpublic directory containing the user=>key pairs required to access the file. AuthName can be anything you want. Don't put the require valid-user directive outside the files tag as that will password protect your entire site.

Hi, I am experiencing some downtime on www.jeremyahenry.com. I was wondering if this was a planned downtime? I have installed a few plugins and wanted to make sure this was a site error not a server error... thanks

I don't know what's going on, but cpanel isn't working. When I change something, eg: delete a subdomain, nothing really changes, cpanel just claims that it changed.

So my site seems to have gone down in the last hour, and I can't figure out why... cpanel says I'm only using like 64 KB of disk space, and all i really have up is a site template. cpanel username - ivanpaor domain name = ivanparraorlandoni.com server = stevie Any help would be much appreciated. *****ISSUE RESOLVED, PLEASE TAKE DOWN******