WhiskeyJack

All set! Thanks for your help.

Transaction ID: 3NG436576W502145Y

Hello Heliohost team, I placed a donation on 8/9 and never received a Tommy invite. It may be because I've had a Tommy account with this email preveiously, but that account no longer exists.

Account created successfully. Ran into an error when trying to add the addon domain aa-adventure.info (XID f8dva9) The domain “aa-adventure.info” already exists in the Apache configuration. Thank you for your help.

Used the invite to set up a new account yesterday. Username: coyotel Domain name: coyotelabs.net I am still getting the message on the account status page "There is no account in our database that matches that username."

Thank you for the help. Back to a hand-coded html site it is!

My site was suspended probably due to the AnonymousFox hack. I see that you can't reactivate these accounts for security reasons. Can I get an invite to set up a new account? User: coyotela Server: Tommy Domain: coyotelabs.net

Ok thank you. I wasn't sure since it was telling me "Invalid Username" when trying to reset my password.

username: coyote

The forum account is under the same email but a different username.

Received the invite. Thank you. Is is possible to delete my old account under Stevie so I can set up a new one on Tommy? it was set up using my forum email address. User: coyote

Hello, Can you please resend a Tommy Invitation? I donated via Paypal, Transaction ID: 2KU63348SR921

I'm posting regarding an "invisible" database as per this news post http://www.helionet....8-stevie-mysql/ User: Coyote Server: Stevie Database: coyote_wordpress Thank you

It seems the most elegant solution is: Redirect /beta http://beta.mysite.com Thanks for the pointers. ~WhiskeyJack On that note, is there a way to change the folder a subdomain points to? ~WhiskeyJack

I have setup a subdomain for my site called beta, to put up content I wish to test on the server but not make live to the public. The root folder for the subdomain is public_html/beta. Problem is, if a user goes to /beta instead, they are able to access the content. Is there a way to make the folder visible only to those visiting beta.mysite.com instead of mysite.com/beta? ~WhiskeyJack