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http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/136209-getting-hosting-account-signup-failure-read.html ~Callum

http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/136209-getting-hosting-account-signup-failure-read.html Phishing is against the ToS, btw! :) ~Callum

what? ~Callum

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/ - root ./ - current directory ../ - up one directory ~Callum

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Fair enough, I guess. ~Callum

Have you taken all the backups you need? ~Callum

The servers are set to x10hosting time, not your time :) ~Callum

What's the problem? Except for not being able to change the domain, obviously. We need more details or we can't help! ~Callum

You could always manually kill them in cPanel? There should be an option in your FTP client about this, it's opening a new connection for everything you do. ~Callum

Have you taken backups? ~Callum

No really, don't use it! XD ~Callum

It's better to not rely on _once - the code should be fixed so that it doesn't include the file more than once. ~Callum

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If you feel like it, you can read some other posts in this forum. All saying the same thing. http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/136209-getting-hosting-account-signup-failure-read.html ~Callum