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cPanel --> Stats box --> Shared IP Address My guess would be 198.91.81.7

Use dig, nslookup or sites listed at https://protodave.com/security/checking-your-dkim-dns-record/ Example of my domain kolbys.net: dig @ns1.x10hosting.com default._domainkey.kolbys.net txt ; <<>> DiG 9.10.3-P4-Ubuntu <<>> @ns1.x10hosting.com default._domainkey.kolbys.net txt ; (1 server found)...

No, only PHP, see https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/403-error.205100/#post-967750

I'm not 100% on the public/private key thing but 1. Use webmail to send message from whatever@domain.xy to external account. 2. Check headers in received message of external account. 3. Key should be in those headers.

My assumption is that uni = university.

Can you log in directly to cPanel by going to https://xo#.x10hosting.com:2083/ from your uni's network?

Your site is infected with malware. See https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/whencaniwatch.com/

Thank you for providing information to reproduce your issue. I am unable to duplicate your issue as I am able to view images at http://houseinforesthills.x10host.com/ . Try clearing your cache and/or private/incognito mode. Attached image is zoomed out view of site

No, no idea what's wrong. My site at https://www.kolbys.net/ displays all the images I have uploaded. Please provide your website address/URL so we can check.

Start with replying with your domain (whatever.tld). ybd.x10.bz is a sub-domain of x10.bz People that work for x10hosting may (emphasis on may) be able to assist you with this, but they need the domain.

Based on the following source from https://www.piratesgoldentertainment.com/ <meta name="generator" content="Joomla! - Open Source Content Management" /> my guess would be Joomla! Have you tried something such as https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/yireo-ssl-redirection/ ?

I have created a test SSL page at http://kolbys.net/ssl.htm and checked it with: Apple Safari 11.1 Google Chrome Version 65.0.3325.181 (Official Build) (64-bit) Microsoft Edge 41.16299.248.0 Microsoft Internet Explorer 11.309.16299.0 Mozilla Firefox 59.0.2 (64-bit) All browsers listed the site...

If you use CloudFlare, you can use their flexible SSL for free. See https://www.kolbys.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/free-wifi-300x202.png as an example.

cPanel --> Software and Services box --> Select PHP Version --> Check your PHP extensions/modules and settings with https://www.oxwall.com/hosting-requirements Those hardware minimums though...

cPanel --> Domains box --> Simple DNS Zone Editor --> Domain: ilonggogamefowl.x10.mx --> Add an A Record Name: ads.ilonggogamefowl.x10.mx Address: 198.91.81.7 [Add a Record]

I don't think this is an "upgrade to premium" or PHP Extensions thing. The attached image is from my account and it shows "cURL support | enabled" when I check.

Try changing your PHP version and see if that makes a difference. I'm on PHP 7.0 and it shows "cURL support | enabled".

This is not available on free hosting but you can use CloudFlare flexible SSL. This should work on VPS, may work on Infinity+ and possibly Premium (I have my doubts on that one). I would recommend asking at https://x10premium.com/contact-us