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most outgoing ports are blocked on both paid and free hosting, and unless they changed polices again, they won't open that port on either hosting. Your best bet is to get a VPS and manage your own server, or find another host that has those ports open. The positive side to the VPS is that you...

Webdisks might be disabled, i was unable to connect using the vbscript or from manually trying to add it. Ill see if i can bug someone else to answer. [edit] they seem to work but they don't work for me [edit2] try using your servers name, ie: chopin.x10hosting.com lotus.x10hosting.com...

i would suggest modifying your script to close your mysql connections as soon as your done with them. To me it sounds like your not closing your connections. If you are than maybe someone else here can help out.

yes, go to the account control panel http://x10hosting.com/panel.php and you can unsuspended yourself from there. Make sure to visit the forums once every 2 weeks( i would suggest every day, and check the news and server status forums) and make sure your logged in. You may need to browse the...

what was the reason for the suspension

Review this: http://parkzer.co.cc/x10hosting.php?id=inactivity#2

edit: nvm

im guessing it has to do with how cpanel handles its addon domains. I bugged the admins once and got a deal with it, not much we can do response.

port 993 has to do with mail and ssl Edit: hmm i remember a different response some time ago. Could of changed since then or im just crazy. Port 993 is imap4 protocol over TLS/SSL Port 995 is pop3 protocol over TLS/SSL my question now is 995 open or not :p

Your trying to use more memory than your allowed to use from the looks of it. depending on the site, you may need to disable some plugins that are memory intensive.

i asked and it seems that 993 is blocked to help fight spam. I tried to ask if any other ports were open but they kind of ignored me

there isn't an outgoing firewall on the paid servers, just on the free. 993 should be open. ill bug an admin about it and see.

http://srg.x10hosting.com/test/cds.xml i would say yes since thats from this http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_transformation.asp

1.2 seconds for a php script is a fairly long time as far as i can tell, the thing that hits a webserver the most is loops. what do these loops do? do they illiterate 5 times? 10 times, 1000 times?

im not sure about your first one but the second one is due to the browser looking for an icon for the site, and has nothing to do with your programing. IE how x10 has its little logo next to the url in the address bar after doing some poking around, i found this: $mbox =...

do you have any loops? loops are probably going to kill you if you don't manage them right

thats is till a very large chunk of resources. astro2k: what script are you using? is it something you downloaded or made? if its the first then we could try to disable modules or something in it, if its the second, we could look at it to see if theres anyway to reduce its resource usage.

after a bit of hacking around the servers, i found they hold a Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz Now if thats not powerful enough for you then nothing is

open zp-config.php find mysql.x10hosting.com replace with localhost

they used to use www.expertsexchange.com, but didn't like the extra unwanted trafic