Recent content by Zayfox

Looks like your work blocks all out-of-ordinary ports. =\ I guess you could run it through a transparent proxy, but I'm not 100% sure if that would work.

Answered via IRC. The issue was a password error, then we changed the server from localhost to int.boru.x10hosting.com, and now it is a connection issue between the servers.

Using the node's cPanel works? Man, I've missed a lot. ---------- Post added at 10:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:38 PM ---------- Don't/shouldn't sites use 2082 as well then?

I doubt it. The cPanel server listens on port 2083.

http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/129114-my-domain-not-working.html Don't double post, thanks. Check your domain is actually added in your cPanel. I believe there has been some issues with cPanel recently, and one of the symptoms of the cancer that is killing x10hosting was this issue...

Shouldn't blog.imbian.com be a subdomain of imbian.com, not an addon domain? Add it in subdomains, not addon domains.

I think you should contact Corey and demand a refund. The reason the moves keep happening is because that free or not, things need to upgrade and change. A snag was hit with the new server which resulted in a large mess which can't be fixed easily as it's cPanel's fault.

You have a couple of options. Firstly you could PM the owner, Corey, on the forums. I'm not sure if his account accepts PMs though. Secondly you could jump on IRC and talk to the admin team there. Thirdly you could contact head office at 888-910-9668 Posting in the free hosting support forums...

I loaded both up and they both loaded perfectly.

Oh yeah, it's 2083. My mistake.

cPanel: http://ziardsariff.exofire.net:2095/ The first issue is because in that directory, there are no files (in this case, no index files).

I doubt you've been suspended.

By the way, your version of vBulletin was a cracked/nulled warez copy. Based on that information I will be taking it up with a rep from vBulletin Solutions that I am friendly with.

Go to the root directory of your files (probably /var/www) and type the following commands: This command makes everything in that directory and deeper accessible to the owner and the group, but read/execute-only to everyone else. This command sets everything in that directory and deeper owned...

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