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If you just need MySQL access, though, that is possible. Go to CPanel, enable remote MySQL, and then use the command-line MySQL to run whatever queries you want. Here's the info you'll need: User- Your Heliohost user Pass- Your Heliohost pass (unless you reconfigure it to have a different password) Host- Your domain (It all points to the same IP, anyways) so mine would be lucario.heliohost.org Port- Default (I think it's 3389, but you shouldn't have to put it) So, the command you would run would be mysql -h yoursite.heliohost.org -u youruser -p (It will ask you for your password after you hit enter) And you'd have a mysql terminal, at least. Oh, right. You can find the client here (Sorta shameless self-promotion) https://lucario.info/nonlucario/tools.php And scroll down to MySQL CLI.

I would also love to see Git capabilities on this server, since it would be an awesome place to share robot code.

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