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use 'mysqli' instead of 'mysql' in your config

no, from what i see here you're allowed a max of 50k inodes on a free account. i'm facing that same problem, my answer - try to reduce the number of duplicated files. like library files for example. unfortunately x10hosting does not seem to support symlinks, that would be a big help, but one can...

mysql module is quite obsolete and likely turned off in your php version. use 'mysqli' or 'pdo' instead

Anna, thank you for the prompt response and clarification. Would you please elaborate a bit before we go live, as we wouldn't like to wake up one day and see our site locked up. The 'galleries' folder name was just inherited from the software we used long ago. In fact those images indeed...

seems people keep asking this question over and over again, with no clear answer yet. ps: our site is up and running since day 1, the 7 day soaking period is over, all the minor code modifications to avoid excessive resource consumption are already made.

If that 'remote mysql' option was unavailable in the CP, I bet that would have saved folks a lot of head scratching :banghead:

Now after 7-day period is over, cold we please have unmetered disk space?

What if the website is bigger than that just to begin with?