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Yes, sending some kind of confirmation that the email went through would be great. As I mentioned before, I used two different email vendors (gmail and protonmail) and both disappeared into the aether. Gmail is indeed annoying although anything with outlook in it is on an entirely new level of evil...

I seem to be unable to post anything by emailing to support@heliohost.org. I have tried sending from two different addresses three days ago and it has not posted yet. Does it undergo some moderation before being posted? If yes, I will wait and my apologies for wasting everyone's time. If not, what should I do? The mail providers I had used are gmail and protonmail so nothing shady as far as I can tell. Thanks in advance. Alex

There are two parts to this setup: 1. On your registrar's site (such as Namecheap.com, GoDaddy.com, etc., the one you bought your domain from) set up the appropriate records (normally A and AAAA are enough, just A if you do not care about ipv6) to point to your host. You should have received the appropriate addresses in your VPS invitation. These records have to be set up or each subdomain. 2. On your server (Apache or nginx) set up virtual hosts (again, one for each subdomain). Let's Encrypt certificates have to be generated for each virtual host if you want the pages to be served over https. See some examples here. These virtual hosts will be served from the same IP, and Apache will use the request headers to decide which host to direct the request to. Alex