Recent content by bajabx10

Yeah, that link still doesn't have anything about not having more that 1gb of images except to say "Personal Image and Video Galleries: Personal galleries are limited to 1 GB of disk space for images and videos." Since my images are not in a personal gallery but are used by the Google maps...

Oh, and by the way, the link to the terms in the suspension messge does not work. http://x10hosting.com/terms Neither does the one at the bottom of the pages - https://www.x10hosting.com/sso/terms The one on the sign up page has nothing about 1gb image files and states "Every file on your site...

So to be clear, we cannot host image files used by an online web-based program (Overviewer in this case) if they exceed 1GB. None of these or any of the data files are used in any way except by the online web based Overviewer program in a Google maps engine (not downloaded or updated). Fair...

It is not game files hosted there - It is the data from the game for use by the Overviewer program installed on the site to let myself and other people VIEW the world I have created offline! There does not appear to be anywhere to submit a second review. Where is it?

I am a bit confused. The site I created on the free hosting plan is a program that displays a copy of my local minecraft world using a google maps engine (http://overviewer.org/), but I have been suspended. "This account as being used to host 2.5gb of Minecraft map data; this is a combination...

Brilliant! Thanks. I can now load my whole minecraft world for everyone to see :) Did you know about the bug that stops the control panel working if you have used up all the disk space?

Just found that the control panel started working after I deleted some of my website files (using an ftp client).

I think I qualify, but I can;t tell as I am unable to log into the control panel anymore. All I get is HTTP 500 internal Error after the 'scucessfully logged in' message flashes o the screen... I was unable to finish uploading my overviewer site, and I suspect it is due to disk space, so it...