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Still having this problem. Is http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_auth_digest.html installed and enabled?

As I have for a few other sites, I'm writing a simple PHP-based digest auth. However, for some reason it isn't working on Heliohost (my lu.heliohost.org). I've confirmed, using Wireshark, that the Authenticate header is actually getting sent from the browser: Authorization: Digest username=\"gtoombs\", realm=\"lu.heliohost.org/cellrepair\", nonce=\"a120c81273e142ad51f781647dfbf4a6\", uri=\"/cellrepair/hashtest.php\", algorithm=MD5, response=\"e019b2f521d16e90a4c31ee27200b276\", opaque=\"789a54386ec7b7480117fa979351d9cb\", qop=auth, nc=00000001, cnonce=\"73b777d243a0a3e2\" Unfortunately, from PHP, neither $_SERVER['Authorization'] nor $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_DIGEST'] are set, and apache_request_headers() does not work. It seems to me that this could be a server configuration issue?

Thanks for the information. I've since developed a workaround that seems to be working for "push" support: have the client connect to the server running PHP; have the server and client both maximize their timeouts; and then have the server echo and flush whenever something interesting happens.

Interesting. I have encountered this issue as well. Is it possible that, instead of the server immediately rejecting the request, it queues it somehow? I would sooner see slow (even very slow) responses than failing ones...

For instance, http://lu.heliohost.org/posse/pushtest.php had that behaviour. But now it's working. On Heliohost's IRC, the mod said that it was just due to a high-load period.

For the last few hours, without my (knowingly) having changed anything, all PHP files from lu.heliohost.org return 500, whereas all .html files are fine. Any idea what could be causing this? Thanks...

Hello. First, thanks for this service - it's a great testbed for web app design, and the functionality is quite good especially considering the price. I'm trying to learn how to design a socket server in PHP. This server would run in the background, and perform low-bandwidth operations over TCP. http://www.heliohost...s/languages/php indicates that this installation of PHP supports sockets, which is good. I face several challenges. Firstly, I think this would require the use of a cron job that checks for a certain process string (the PHP interpreter + script), and if it does not exist, starts it and backgrounds it with an "&". However, even my most rudimentary cron job experiments that don't even use PHP seem to not work - scheduling a daily cron job in cPanel to concatenate a simple string to a file in my home directory does not seem to produce that file. So I don't know what's going on there. Also, reading from an account of a partially related situation (http://www.helionet...._mode__threaded), it seems that by default it is impossible to have a TCP port open for general use. Do you have any advice to address these issues? Thank you.

Ah well, it's working now. Thank you.

My account (lu.heliohost.org) is suspended, and I haven't been given a reason why. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

Hello. First, I'd like to thank the HelioNet/HelioHost administrators for an incredible service, especially considering it's free. I'm sure there are paid hosting services that don't have this many features or this quality of technical support. It's really helped out my project testing. Currently on my site, all is well except for HTTPS. When I navigate to https://lu.heliohost.org I receive this error from Firefox: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to lu.heliohost.org. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. (Error code: ssl_error_rx_record_too_long) I've already uploaded a certificate, and a search for this error in the HelioNet forums didn't turn up anything... Any ideas what's going on here? Thanks. Actually it seems related to http://www.helionet.org/index/index.php?showtopic=6898 . I'll follow any advice that gets posted there.

I won't, though I don't know how it started in the first place. Is there any way that I can check on the server status to make sure that SSH isn't running?

So... if we figure out how to disable the SSH server, could I resume development?

Haha, seriously? That's bizarre. I can tell you I didn't intend to run SSH. Some things that might have done it: - I tried to connect to SSH, before I read that it wasn't supported. (It didn't work.) - I uploaded certificates and keys with the control panel. - I've been connecting to the control panel with HTTPS on port 2083. This was an accident, and I'm sorry if it interfered with your server's operation.

Hello. For some reason it shows that lu.heliohost.org has been suspended. I'm positive that I haven't exceeded bandwidth, and I don't know of any TOS rules that I've broken. So, any idea why? Thanks.

Ah, sorry that I didn't see that bit in the FAQ; I guess my search terms didn't pick it up. Thanks for the information, and I'll reply later on in the week if it's still buggered.