Bailey

Good choice, I agree it’s time to move on 💪

Appreciate it, thanks!

Hey all,

Could I request two PTR records to be added relating to the following IPs:

• IPv4: 65.19.141.205
• IPv6: 2001:470:1:1ee::48

With a value of:

• mail.postal-service.org

Thanks!

Sorry for the delayed response, it appears you need to handle CORS yourself code-side. This medium article appears to explain how to fix this with relation to Flutter: https://medium.com/@mustafatahirhussein/xmlhttprequest-blocked-by-cors-policy-flutter-web-fix-6bebe09d059f

Though I haven't vetted it myself. 

I also recommend reading what CORS itself is, so you have a better understanding of what it's trying to do: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS

Hey @gsakola could you please provide more information on what the issue you're getting is, and why you think you need CORS. I ask this as CORS is more of a code design or HTTP request pattern than a configuration toggle. Would be useful for some context to help you futher.

Yes, I would recommend it. See the second half of Krydos' post below:

What server do you want to move to? All servers bar Johnny appear to be at full capacity and not open for signups.

3 hours ago, phxwolf said:

The average movie in 2006 was about 1.2 GB, and it can go as low as 500 Mb. For me, it is about 4 to 6 hours. The exact size would only take me less than 10 seconds in 2023. The average movie in 2023 is about 16 GB, up to 50 GB. As you see, my internet connection in my last post is about one gig down and one gig up. It would take me up to an hour to download a 4k  movie  Within perfect conditions.

Thanks for working this out. It’s interesting to see that the difference for like to like media is not 5 hours to 10 seconds but in fact 5 hours to 1 hour.

Still a huge decrease but nice to know the ‘real world’ increase in speed.

Thanks!

I'm curious with the increase in video quality etc. what the actual speed increase is in the time it would take to download a new film on an internet connection from 2006, and 2023.

I presume it will be faster, but curious how much.

Yeah, it doesn’t look like it’s possible with our Plesk access. This support article on Plesk indicates we can do it on a per-domain instance, however this options isn’t present.

However, URLs being case-sensitive are normally a good thing. What is the root issue you’re having? There may be another way to solve it.

Cheers - nice to see the YouTube has also been used lol, I have a few I tried to record a while back haha

All I need is NodeJS, website says that Johnny doesn’t have that, but if it does then I’m happy to stay.

Hello,

I’ve donated to the GoFundMe, $31 USD.

Could I utilise the $1 over to get an invite to Tommy? Would be much appreciated, thank you!

TID: 14N18539K8833913Y

Thanks, you'll have to wait for a moderator or admin to scoop this up and escalate. 

It sounds like you have a process that starts on startup and then uses all server resources, I presume, preventing network requests to be handled correctly and thus making it appear down. Are you able to SSH into the VPS?

As fair as I remember, some PHP modules can be installed on request, at the discretion of the admins. What version of PHP will you be using?

Hi Kc_,

When visiting the domain I see the default Plesk page. Perhaps your DNS had not propagated correctly when you visited, or it was still configuring?

Could you try again?

9 minutes ago, masthst said:

Did you move it? That site doesn't connect for me.

Yes, that has been down for some time, apologies (I no longer own that domain)

Yeah no worries, thanks.

As far as I know, it's still "bailey"

Email is either [redacted] or [redacted]

Hey all, attempting to login and getting hit with the 'move to Plesk' page, however, I don't appear to be receiving any emails from HelioHost, checked spam etc.
Any idea if I could be manually moved/ensure the email gets sent - it's been a while. Thanks.

It is strange if you intentionally tried to stop that behavior, though it would still work *as intended* if the user changed the CNAME record to an NS record, meaning the domain still wouldn't have to be the main one.

@@wolstech, it does work, tired it myself before writing that: hh-test.dino-dns.network. And it should work because all Apache (normally) does is create a VirtualHost, which works as long as the domain is somehow pointed to the server, can be A/AAAA/CNAME or NS records as all they do is say "Oh, we found that record, look here for the content". The only issue I can see arising would be due to a cPanel DNS check, which I doubt it does.

Hi Wesley, for this to work and integrate with your cPanel properly, you will need to set up an addon domain within cPanel with the value of "invest.tegmen.com.br". This is because the CNAME actually just points your new subdomain to the IP address of wmenezes.heliohost.org, which is just the server. As the server is not configured to recognise your new subdomain and point it to your account, it will show an account queued page. Creating an addon domain will also create a new directory path such as `/public_html/invest.tegmen.com.br` by default, if you want to show exactly the same content as wmenezes.heliohost.org, I would recommend ensuring the path is just `/public_html/`.

The apache will need to restart for this to take effect. Depending on what server you're on this can take anywhere from 1 hour to 24 hours. You can use this status page: status.heliohost.dino.services to check whether the Apache server has restarted since you made the changes. For example, if the Apache uptime is 10 minutes, this means Apache server restarted 10 minutes ago. On mobile, you will need to enter landscape mode to view uptime.

As we have moved to a more collaborative and transparent approach users are no longer required to request access.

Users who wish to contribute can find more information here: wiki.helionet.org/misc/contributing.