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3 hours ago, dahuhunter said:

How can I make a full reset on the platform?

You say, "Reset my account please" and we create a full backup, and then reset your account back to the default empty state. Be careful restoring files from your backup though because they could include backdoors that the hacker could use to gain access again.

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Alias added. Note that the .org domain will redirect to the new domain since it is an alias. This is both better for SEO (avoids duplicate indexing, which some like Google dislike), and also means users will find your new domain if they visit your old one. When we eventually end support for the .org domains entirely, we can just remove the alias and users will already have your new domain :) 

The domains can take up to 2 hours to work. You can upload files immediately, though you won't see them until the domains start working. 

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Hello, OK. I guess, I will have to make changes in Google Analytics and Google maps, as well.

Please let me know how should I change the FTP protocol as it does not seem to work ?

 
 "name": "Heliohost",
    "host": "ftp.dahuhunter.helioho.st",
    "protocol": "ftp",
    "port": 21,
    "username": "dahuhunter",
    "password": "",
    "remotePath": "/httpdocs/",
    "uploadOnSave": true
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Recommended settings for Johnny shown here: https://wiki.helionet.org/management/uploading-files#ftp-sftp If you cannot use SFTP for some reason, try FTPS on port 21, hostname johnny.heliohost.org. We do not recommend or support using your own domain for FTP, you need to use the server hostname (johnny.heliohost.org).

 

 

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Excuse me, what I am doing wrong? I receive the message "Timeout while connecting to the server"..

 

"name": "Heliohost",
    "host": "johnny.heliohost.org",
    "protocol": "ftp",
    "port": 1373,
    "username": "dahuhunter",
    "password": "",
    "remotePath": "/httpdocs",
    "uploadOnSave": true
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Protocol needs to be SFTP, not FTP, if using port 1373. Some networks like at work or schools may block traffic on that port, so it may not work for you. Similarly, some software does not support SFTP, as it is a completely different protocol from FTP.

If your network or software does not support port 1373 or SFTP protocol, try using regular FTP protocol with port 21 instead.

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