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  1. 21 minutes ago, TinkerMan said:

    Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe the hard limit is 5GB, and if it’s set over that, iFastNet still places a limit of 5GB on the account. 
     

    Also, while you could set a 50GB limit (And let’s say that it is accepted and actually used), there is still the 10MB file limit, and the ~13,000 inode limit, neither of which can be changed by the reseller. 

    I believe there is no default value for accounts created with MyOwnFreeHost but yes you are right there is always a limit when uploading files, inodes the goal is that you don't fill up the storage space too fast but it is possible to have a lot of storage on the long term.

  2. 9 hours ago, PlanetCloud said:

    Hmm, devons-nous configurer ce qu’il faut mettre sur liste noire ou existe-t-il une liste par défaut qui est automatiquement mise sur liste noire? Si oui, pouvez-vous envoyer la liste ici?

    Voici la liste actuelle :

    $reservedKeywords = ['support', 'help', 'api', 'app', 'system', 'admin', 'team', 'administration', 'mail', 'mailer', 'cpanel', 'control', 'auth', 'smtp', 'imap', 'webmail', 'signup', 'signin', 'vpanel', 'register', 'login', 'forum', 'panel', 'server', 'phpmyadmin', 'client', 'tutorials', 'tutorial', 'blog', 'staff', 'dash', 'status', 'dashboard', 'manage', 'server', 'root', 'client-area'];

     

    There is no default list, it is up to us to put it

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    if you have changed your NS to cloudflare, thats not good for reseller hosting.

    Yes, you have to go through the NS of Byet for it to work.
     

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    You could aslo maybe use wildcard NS records. Simply create NS records pointing to your ns1.byet.org-ns5.byet.org with the name *.

    So put the domain on cloudflare and create these records ? I don't know if this works because MOFH checks the SOA record so the root DNS records of the domain it's just enough that the domain or there are sub client domains is on cloudflare and the sites will not work anymore. After I have not tested with what you just said I may be saying nonsense.

  4. So by connecting not to the API but to the panel directly, making a kind of bot is possible and you can have the unique identifier by doing a search with the domain.
    You can use the link: https://panel.myownfreehost.net/panel/index2.php?option=drilldowndom&domain_name=DOMAIN then search in the HTML code received the identifier to access the page of the username: https://panel.myownfreehost.net/panel/index2.php?option=drilldown&username=USERNAME and finally with a POST fill in the reason for the suspension and suspend the account is largely feasible.

  5. 5 hours ago, smallhost said:

    That's a great way of explaining! The problem is that I can't suspend an account without the 8 character UI (unique identifier), which needs the API. 

    I have another idea, but it would involve a Python server (which might take awhile for me to afford). There's a thing called ChromeDriver where basically Python can control a Chromium-based browser (such as Chrome or Brave). I can potentially make a code where when a request is made to the server it will login to panel.myownfreehost.net, find the account and suspend it. This might take a LOT of time to do, and it might not even work (I'm not that good with Python).

    That sounds awesome, I'd definitely credit you if I implement that into SmallHost!

     

    The API is incorrect. It doesn't need the username, it needs the 8 character code that @BastelPichi2 was talking about.

    Why python ? In PHP it is largely possible and easier with CURL.

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