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I'll install MediaWiki on my test account located on Starka. This should have been solved last night since other software was seeing issue...

Log into cPanel and see if you are able to view your files in the File Manager. If they don't exist nor does your Home Directory, that would be the issue.

Are you able to see your files when you log into FTP or use cPanel's File Manager?

Try clearing your Browser cache. I don't need to append "index.html" to your URL to make it work.

Short of registering on the forum and seeing what happens, I wouldn't have the ability to see what is going on. If anything, make sure you're using the PHP mail function and the e-mail you're sending from exists on your account or elsewhere. It should work from there.

Give the domain name change a few hours to start working. The server needs to finish processing the changes you've asked for into the vHosts file. This is ran every few hours due to the amount of requests that are being asked.

In order to this, your account will need to be re-created since the home directory also contains user-specific cPanel files. Please fill out this form below once you have taken any backups of your MySQL databases, should you have any. Once that is done and I have confirmed account termination...

Instead of using the configuration files with FileZilla, try logging in with the FTP Username and Password you've set up for each account manually. FileZilla has a Quick Connect form which should make this quick to do. Your username will go along the lines of useraccount@yourwebsiteaddress and...

There are no backups available to restore site data from, but your MySQL databases should be intact. We'll need to re-create your hosting account, which I can take care of mostly. Grab a backup of your MySQL databases using phpMyAdmin, if possible, through the Export Function. Once that is done...

The only reason that error page occurs is due to the vHosts list not being up to date. That is updated every few hours and if you aren't making domain name changes, you have nothing to worry about. The only other issue that might cause this is server maintenance, or the home directory getting...

The best way to do this is to simply set up your domain as a Parked Domain in cPanel. Once you've parked the domain in cPanel, using your Registrar's Control Panel, set the Nameservers of your domain to ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com . Then you're done :)

This problem should now be solved. Was taken care of this morning.

My signature image is just a screenshot I took months ago during a game of Team Fortress 2. 2Fort is my favorite map and on the servers I tend to play on, some funny things tend to happen in them :D As far as I know, since Fantastico is going to become unsupported by x10 the icons should be...

The domain has been gone long enough to the point where backups wouldn't even contain those missing files. So unfortunately we wouldn't have any copies of it left.

As long as you take measures to keep your hosting account secure, and you keep any scripts you use up to date, nothing should happen. It's possible ESET has been flagging co.cc domains as "Viruses" due to them being recently de-indexed from Google due to abuse from others.

Account has been terminated. You can now re-register for a hosting account.

OK, that is all I need. I will mark the account for termination. Once it has been terminated, log into http://x10hosting.com/control and then, remaining logged in, sign up for hosting again at the main x10Hosting site. Please wait for a second post from me confirming deletion.

Yes it is. Just be aware, there is a 100 e-mail limit per hour.

Please specify your cPanel Username and then we can continue.

It may be related, but I don't believe x10Hosting has enabled IPv6 support on Free Hosting. I've installed a test install of SMF onto Starka (under my test account). It's seeing the same issues. It might be an issue with the recent PHP upgrades, but the 127.0.0.1 IPs you see are from the...