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are you on absolut?

i am getting a database error. Try clearing your dns cache and reloading the page (start, run, ipconfig /flushdns )

according to Corey, you can use an unverified PayPal account. What country do you live in? [edit] heres the double-all link: http://x10hosting.com/upgrade.php

go into cpanel, then look at Advanced DNS editor or something like that. you can point it to your new host there

AH that makes sense now. Assuming the project uses the php function mkdir, it should set folders to 777. Let me test a couple things real quick. [edit] yeah its only setting to 755. Ill bug an admin if i can [edit2] it has to do with the umask. The best you can do is submit it as a bug report...

well at this point, if you need to change those permissions, only easy way is to use an ftp client, or use cPanel --> FileManager

It means that a cracked script was found on your site. It doesn't matter who uploaded it, nulled scripts are a zero tolerance rule(and illigal in many countries), and the account that there on is instantly and permanently suspended. If you really feel that you don't have anything illegal on...

ah, forgive me. just used to people asking obvious questions without reading stuff.

What is the reason for the suspension(it should list it)

i think they can still restore mysql data.

remove the DirectoryIndex Test.aspx and access the file directly(as i can't be sure that something else is being used as an index page)

i just tried to import it, and using my script, got an error: try: from fcgi import WSGIServer print "fcgi moduel Loaded" except Exception as inst: print "Error:", inst Error: No module named fcgi If you want, you can suggest that x10 add the module in the Suggestions forum

accounts on oldlotus were lost at some point. I don't know the details, but they should say that in a reply to the ticket. Theres a chance they can find a copy of your site in an old server backup, but i don't know what they do exactly. The only thing i can suggest is if they say they can't...

Check your FTP client, it should have options to set file permissions(usually by right-clicking a folder, then selecting permissions)

I think he did, but he was not expecting to be moved, which is his issue.

his nameservers are set to x10's so he can't modify the A records. we may need to have an admin look at the dns settings for that domain if it is resolving to the x10 servers

the notice that the datacenter move with the change in IPs has been around for over a month i believe. Its still useful to look at the clients news once in a while, since important stuff is posted there, like the network outage on the 7th

try this: apt-get install php5-mysql then restart apache if not, check your php.ini for extension=mysql.so and uncomment it then restart apache

you may need to wait up to 48 hours for nameservers to take effect if you just set it.

Put this into somthing like test.aspx <%@ Page Language="C#" %> <%@ Import Namespace="System.Reflection" %> <% Response.ContentType = "Text/Plain"; Response.Write("HELLO WORLD!\n\n"); Response.Write("ASP.NET version is " + System.Environment.Version.ToString()); Response.Write("\n\n")...