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That's not going to happen, you violated the Terms of Service by uploading a rapidleech script to your hosting space. This is a permanent suspension and you will not be given access to your files prior to their deletion.

They should have said at least 14 days. Two weeks is the minimum plausible time it will take, but after that time it really depends upon how frequently the accounts are cleared out and this has no predefined time period. Considering you've been suspended for breaking the rules, I don't imagine...

Well, you've essentially given us a biased poll by missing out a proportion of the market who use Opera or Safari etc. Anyway, I haven't had much time for testing IE 9, but from first impressions it is considerably better than previous versions, although the rendering of pages is still a little...

The standard wait time is usually 48 hours from the initial signup and confirmation time, but with the unusual circumstances recently the wait time has been bumped up a bit. Nobody will be able to give you a definitive figure for how long it will be, as that ultimately depends upon where you are...

What sort of network are you on then? If it's your home network then your firewall way be catching the outgoing connections and all you need to do is allow access for these connections. Anyway, you are still suspended because by having this unsecured file access you broke the terms of service...

Whether or not you intended to scrape user data, uploading a clone of another site is still regarded as fishing and is therefore still in violation of the Terms of Service. This is a permanent suspension and you will not be given access to your files prior to their deletion. I doubt very much...

All files for public access should be put in the public_html folder in your hosting account. This means that if you put a file named file.html in that folder it will appear in the root of your domain: http://yoursite.com/file.html

Have a read of this: http://x10hosting.com/wiki/How_to_Use_Your_Own_Domain If you have any issues with implementing any step then ask back here.

I see no issue opening that page and receive the same Apache index as diabolo does. Try using a different browser to check once again.

FTP is feasible with any internet connection, besides ones within businesses and education, in which case there are probably other things that you should be doing besides trying to upload a site. FTP will be faster in general anyway.

You could try, but you would be suspended and removed from the server much like what happens on the free server. The rules are not there to be broken.

Free hosting users do not have access to the .ini file, although the GD2 PHP library should already be active anyway.

It could be up to 48 hours, depending upon how busy the account creation queues are.

This is a feature that only occurs for new users and is there to prevent spam. Once you have made enough posts then the captcha will disappear, although I can't tell you the precise figure you'd need.

Well, you said you need two separate accounts and the free account allows for two addon domains, I don't see the problem here.

There is no simple way to do it without either using a convoluted calling method or by using a PHP compiler, however compiling generally needs full access to the server as the compiled PHP may either be an Apache mod file or a fully individual executable. Plus the compiled code will not be very...

Yes, it will be a violation. You could use the same account for personal use and college use by using separate addon domains, negating the need for the new account.

Your account will not be unsuspended. By agreeing to the Terms of Service when you signed up you also agreed not to provide any image or file based hosting. Violating this clause means your account is now permanently suspended and you will not be able to got backups of either your files nor your...

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That's not going to happen, considering you just admitted you didn't actually forget ('almost forgot') that they were against the Tos. Regardless of that anyway, this is a permanent suspension due to the violation of the ToS and you will not be given access to your files nor databases prior to...