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Unsuspended, then promptly resuspended for having multiple mp3 files uploaded; unless you can prove you have redistribution permission for all of the tracks from the copyright holders your account will remain permanently suspended.

Apache will always read the latest copy of your .htaccess file without being told to, so any errors you are experiencing with it are either a problem with the .htaccess code or it's your browser caching the redirect.

Just like your disk space, the maximum size of your databases is theoretically unmetered. There may also be limitations per table based upon the table type (myISAM, InnoDB etc) you are using, however this is usually in the GB or TB range that this would become apparent.

URL rewriting is enabled, so any issues you are experiencing will be a result of an error in your .htacess A common solution to this problem could be to add the line "RewriteBase /" to the to your .htacess file; if this does not solve it then please paste your .htaccess file's contents here and...

Chrome does have an adblock extension, it might not be exactly the same as the Firefox one but it does the same job.

Host = localhost Port = 3306 Could you rephrase and retranslate this part, it seems to have been lost in translation.

They are as follows: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com

The simple answer: not on free hosting The free hosting servers are designed for hosting webpages and nothing more, so trying to do this would not only slow the server right down for everyone else but would also get you suspended under the script clause of the ToS. Judging from your...

I'm going to have to backup misson here: there is no 'authority', but using the most recent and up to date driver is just plain common sense. If you don't feel like using PDO, then use mysqli as a bare minimum and just completely avoid the old mysql functions. Drivers become outdated for a...

I can actually think of a few reasons why this might not be such a great idea: 1. It appears to alter the output of every file on the server, this means it has to look at every file and compress it. Whilst this may be a good option on a single site server, on a server with thousands of accounts...

.htaccess should be functioning on all of the servers and if they are not then there is something odd going on. Anyway, here is an example .htaccess you could use: RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^mail(/.*)?$ "http://mail.yourdomain.com$1" [R=301,L,NC] This code will take into account all...

Please take a look at the dates of the thread before posting, this thread was dead for over a year and the original thread starter hasn't been online for a few months either.

If you're looking for a higher reliability service than free, you could opt for any one of x10's premium or VPS options. Both of these provide different levels of expandability, although if you're only looking for simple hosting then premium is probably best for you.

You were suspended for using excess server resources: this could be CPU, memory or a script that is running for too long. You are now unsuspended and I suggest you look through the scripts you have installed and remove any that are process intensive or are not needed.

On free hosting, you couldn't do anything like this yourself, as all changes have to be made to the server as a whole rather than for individual users. I can't imagine that this will be installed (Assuming it isn't already) unless there is a great demand for it from many users and that it is a...

Try using krsort, it'll sort the array descending by the key rather than the value: //Setup your array: $imageScores[$score] = $imageType; //etc //Sort by key, max score is now the first item in the array krsort($imageScores, SORT_NUMERIC); //Get the first item in the array, there...

I can assure you that mod_rewrite is fully enabled on the servers. The most common cause of this is usually something to do with a missing .htaccess file, so check that they are all intact.

This depends entirely upon how you define you and your friends define 'warez', as you seem to be a bit ambiguous in your request; if there is even one link to a cracked app etc then your account will be suspended. Also, you must have a site up that is relevant to the content, as just posting a...

Your account is suspended because you uploaded a proxy; this is a violation of the terms of service that you agreed to on signup and as a result your account is now permanently suspended. You will not be given access to your files prior to their deletion.

Use mysqli then, I believe that has support for prepared queries too. Frankly any host that disables PDO is more than likely just being too lazy to update their PHP. So basically, avoid using the old mysql driver like the plague, it is twice outdated and lacks a considerable amount of security...