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I am trying to upgrade to prime because the login requirements are kinda annoying. When I click on the upgrade button (leading to here: https://x10hosting.com/sso/upgrade) it just takes me to a blank, white page. Not running an ad blocker, and the chrome console isn't showing any failed requests...

Whoops kinda forgot about posting this haha, thanks for all this info, one more question, would allowing users to upload images for their stories count towards gallery usage? Right now the user can submit their stories, but I want to know if it counts before allowing them to upload cover art for...

I am working on a complete rewrite of my website. I am wondering if it would be better to store user submitted images as base64 in the database, or as actual files in a directory. I'm leaning towards using the base64, but how does this effect the rules on gallerys? Do user images (avatars, cover...

Yeah. My other rules are working fine. They work just fine by themselves. When this one is put in, it causes the error.

Sorry, I don't actually have that line in there since it is breaking the site. I'm pretty sure it was happening on any page though.

I am trying to use RewriteRule (\S+) $1.php [QSA,NC,L] in my .htaccess. http://htaccess.madewithlove.be/ says it works, but when I put it in I get a 500 error.

I know. I've had issues with this method before and they were fixed. I'm not saying fix it now, but it'd be nice. Logging in through 2082 redirects to the SSO page, but as my domain.

I know it's probably not officially supported, but when logging in to cPanel from example.com:2082 (which redirects to https://example.com:2083) The layout is kinda messed up. A lot of resources respond with a 401 error in the chrome console. Probably not priority one, but I'd like to see it...

Ok thanks. So as long as I'm not like explicitly telling mysql what to do it should be fine?

So a page that just outputs the entire database row (omitting private details) in json format should be fine? Such as http://site.com/api/user/45

Restrict in what ways? I'm thinking about making an api so I can have a mobile app.

I think he is using ftp for his files. Even then, the submission verification should ignore any extra data unless coded to allow it.

I was referring to using an external database on free hosting.

I'm pretty sure I've tried this at one point, and I don't think it does.

Kind of off topic here, but mod_security shouldn't be throwing a 404 IMO. A 404 is for not found. Perhaps a 500? Throw anyone a 404, and they wonder where the file went. Give them a 500 and they know something isn't right.