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It shouldn't matter. But you can change it back, as it wasn't what was causing the problem.

I have no idea why it was set to "0". lol The option can be found in Webmin: "Servers" -> "Apache Webserver" -> "Global Configuration" -> "Edit Config Files" -> Scroll down the file until you see "# prefork MPM" the option is a few lines below that. No Problem :-) It is possible to optimise...

This setting should now remain even after a reboot.

I think I've fixed it :-) You site is definitely loading MUCH faster now! The problem was in the Apache config file. "MaxRequestsPerChild" was set to "0" which basically means that the system starts an Apache process every time it receives a request, but the process doesn't serve the request...

Could you create a WebMin account for me and PM/email me the password so that I can access you server.

See if you can guess my naming theme... VPS1 = Kestrel VPS2 = Falcon Laptop = Eagle Desktop1 = Condor Desktop2 = Harrier

I'll be willing to take a look for you. But I can't really promise you anything, as your VPS is setup differently to mine. I believe that error message is referring to the system not using itself to resolve DNS requests. This shouldn't make any difference, but if you add "127.0.0.1" to the top...

Hi, We have recently moved datacentres, and there are still a couple of small problems left over. These should be sorted soon. Please keep checking the Forums and http://status.x10hosting.com for updates. If you are still having problems in a few days there might be something else wrong with...

That is not really something to worry about as it's only a warning. If you want to fix it look in the config files for the lines that look like: "NameVirtualHost 216.239.122.34" and remove them, because they are not needed as that isn't your VPS's IP address.

You could try using a www.no-ip.com domain as you nameserver. What you would need to do is sign-up on no-ip.com and create a domain that points to your VPS's IP address. Then in WebMin set your domain's nameserver to this no-ip domain. This is the method that I use on my VPSs. You would only...

That should be correct. Yes. Nope, you would set up a sub domain exactly the same way as a normal domain. Thanks. I'm glad I could help :-)

Can you go to the "Module Index" for "BIND DNS Server" in WebMin and click "Setup RNDC", then "Yes, Setup RNDC". Then try changing your DNS record again.

If you login to WebMin and go to "Servers" -> "BIND DNS Server". Then click on your domain name in the "Existing DNS Zones" section. Then click "Name Server", you will see the name server records for you domain. Click on the records "Name" (Which will be the same as your domains name) to edit...

Hi, First of all make sure the page is called "index.html" (or "index.php" if it's a PHP page) and then upload it to the "public_html" folder on your account. You can use the File Manager in cPanel or an FTP client on your computer to upload the file. Once the file is uploaded you will be able...

I've just used this tool: http://www.hscripts.com/tools/HDNT/dns-record.php to lookup a couple of your DNS records. It reports the correct A record (the one that really matters), and that is pointed to your VPS's IP address. However looking up the NS (Nameserver) record shows that it is pointed...

hmm... That's odd because everything seems to suggest the domain is working, and I do get some of the page loading, but it's incredibly slow. There may be something wrong with Apache. Could you try restarting Apache. Also can you check how much Free RAM (Memory) you VPS has. (Either look in the...

Hi, It's possible that there is a slight error in the configuration on BIND. Perhaps you mistyped the domain name when you entered it? Also you should double check that your domain is pointed to your nameservers. Also domain settings can take a while to take effect so it may be worth waiting a...

They should be domain names.

Hi, You can login to the control panel here: https://x10hosting.com/control/login.php

Hi, Our nameservers are: ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com