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My site nightearth.com is failing for some reason (I am getting an Internal Server Error). I have tried to check the logs, but they are empty. How can I get the logs working?

Also on X12; my site is giving me an http 403 Forbidden error. I guess we have to wait...

My site is also down... I don't remember if it is on x10 or x12.

Same here. Password reset gives an error 500.

Thanks for your answer; I won't delete the files for now; I'll leave them in case admins need them to analyse what's going on. These 16000 files seem to be from the last 4 or 5 days, and lots of them even from the same minute (though it's hard to tell through the web interface).

I can see there are 16.896 files under /.cagefs/opt/alt/php73/var/lib/php/session Would it be safe to delete them?

I have a site with a large number of files; about 30.000 files (nightearth.com). I am trying to update a couple of files, and I am getting the error: 550 Can't create directory: Disk quota exceeded The DirectAdmin control panel says I have 50.005 inodes in use. Why would this be the case? I...

Thanks; I can confirm the issue with the icons folder is no longer present and I can now access my own icons folder. I am now trying to restore my site (having at the moment some problems enabling cloudflare again).

Thanks for your research; please keep me posted. I'm not hugely affected at the moment since I have renamed my own icons folder to "icons2" as a workaround. At least it's good to know the origin of that ghost folder. If that's ok, I'll now return my site to its original configuration with...

garrettroyce: Sure, I have no idea of what does it entail, but anything that we can do to try to solve the mystery of these files that are being exposed to the Internet out of thin air, that will be welcome.

I have additionally just bypassed Cloudflare altogether. My domain registrar is now directly pointing to x10's name servers ns1.x10hosting.com / ns2.x10hosting.com. The issue persists.

On my domain registrar I am just pointing to Cloudflare's name servers: leia.ns.cloudflare.com, nick.ns.cloudflare.com, and on Cloudflare I have right now two A entries: A nightearth.com 198.91.81.12 A www 198.91.81.12 I have disabled the Cloudflare proxying, disabled all https settings in...

Hi, thanks for your message. I have tried to disable the proxying in Cloudflare, but the site breaks due to mixed http/https content (I am using Cloudflare to expose the site as https. I have also deleted the DNS entries, and re-created them again, uing "A" or "CNAME" (I've tried both), but it...

Please note that the issue with the /icons folder is still present. When I access https://www.nightearth.com/icons/ I see a folder that does not belong to my site, and which I cannot see at all when checking my files via FTP.

This issue started when I was moved from cPanel to DirectAdmin. It was working perfectly before. Maybe during that migration something was not configured correctly?

Not from my code; I don't generate icons. The only icons I use are static ones. I would say there is some server configuration issue exposing some default /icons folder. Maybe the folder is created by the installation script and has more priority than my content?

All the php code in my site is developed by me, including the URL you have posted, and it does not generate any icons like those. It's so strange... I do use some third party Javascript libraries but those run on the client side and cannot generate any files on the server.

I don't use nightearth.elementfx.com directly; that is the hostname that I have assigned in x10hosting. All the files part of my site are under my account (other than external files in other domains of course). The funny thing is that I have no idea where does that icons folder come from. That...

Hi, I am not sure I understand what do you mean by the script. Are you referring to the PHP runtime, or to my own .php code? Neither of them generates those files we see under icons. The icons folder has been there since forever, and was perfectly accessible before the migration to the new server.

Oh wow, I don't recognise any of these files; they are not mine, and I can't see them via FTP either.