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Replace 'elnas@.x10hosting.com' with 'localhost' Source: MYSQL database server name

No server at all? Try adding int.chopin.x10hosting.com and % Give it some time and see if your database show (clear cache and login again)

Sorry, maybe you will have to wait until backend data is synced. http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/129435-fris-update-thread.html#post717962

Get your server name from the left side of cPanel information. Then go to cPanel > Remote MySQL and check if your server name is added there.

If not suspended, your account should be restored, Try getting to cPanel using your siteaddress:2082/ (add :2082/ to your website address)

Can you access your cPanel using yoursite:2082/ ? In your case, try http://nccyc.info:2082/

Hi mattblog, Do you have a backup? If not, you should make one. Then check the file size of your backup. That will give you the correct size.

Hi All, I’ve found this way to ease my frustration against cPanel problems by "destroying" the domain panel with some cool Predator weapons: You can do the same at http://www.predators-movie.com/predatortools/ with any website. Have fun!

Hello ataarticles, Why not try to install WordPress directly from http://wordpress.org/? If you still have databases available, create a new one at cPanel > Databases > MySQL Database Wizard (make sure you go through all the steps) prior to the install of WordPress. If you are on the fris...

Hi TomyVk, Did you try changing your password? It worked for me. http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/126059-i-cant-login-my-cpanel-fris-mysql-isnt-working.html

Hi Fearghal, Based on techairlines instructions, I’m providing you with a working example. For this test, create a new directory in the root of your forums and call it whatever you want (I called mine “mytest”). You forums root directory is the one that has these directories: admin, archive...

I’m sorry it did not work. I also was on server lotus and got moved to fris and this worked for me. As carl6969 said, you must be affected by the maintenance on the server. Just wait some time and all should go back to normal. Keep an eye on the server status here: http://status.x10hosting.com/

Can you access cPanel using http://your_site:2082/ ? Try http://www.sin-mecate.co.cc:2082/

Hola lacalle, La expresión "no funca" sólo tiene sentido en Argentina, Chile y Uruguay. Para recibir ayuda rápidamente es mejor usar un español neutro para que todos los de habla hispana te entiendan. "que no funca" = "que no funciona" Si pudieras explicar el problema con más detalle...

Hi tillabong, This may not be a one click solution, but it works for me. Instead of opening the CSV file with Excel, try to do it in MS Access. On a blank database, go to the import data from external data and follow the steps to import data to a new table in the current database ( with your...

Hello msm10, Just in case, I would not give CushyCMS your admin x10 cPanel credentials since you may change your mind in the future and maybe start using some other CMS. I think it would be a good idea to create a "cushytest" FTP account in your x10hosting so you can try out the service and see...

Try using MySQL Databases In the middle of the page, you will find the Add New User section. Click on Create User and then go to Add User To Database. (Don't forget this last step!)

Hi Ckaimmer, From the main menu of KompoZer select: Edit > Publishing Sites Settings (the option at the bottom) And verify these settings: (Or create new site if necessary) Once you are ready to publish, check your options for: Please notice the site subdirectory for this page and...

Not PowerPoint, but maybe Photo Story 3 for Windows http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/PhotoStory/default.mspx or Windows Movie Maker http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx can be useful and give you a start.

It’s not recommended, but if you absolutely need to build your SQL statement including values all at once, you can use PDO::quote() http://us2.php.net/manual/en/pdo.quote.php Actually, it's much better to use PDO::prepare() http://us2.php.net/manual/en/pdo.prepare.php. This will separate the...