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PHP - or something linked to the PHP module - on Lotus seems to be having some problems at the moment, leading to the 500 errors that everyone is seeing. I can confirm that any non PHP pages on my site are just fine and only the PHP pages are effected, which frustratingly is almost all of them.

It's not just Stoli, Lotus is experiencing similar problems. Basically, any page that requires PHP will result in a "500 Internal Server Error". Any straight HTML page will be fine, leading me to believe that there is something seriously wrong with the PHP configuration as I have been seeing...

The file is still there, it is just hidden. On a Unix system files beginning with a . a hidden by default. In your FTP client try to find an option for show hidden files.

To be honest Stop IE would be a good target if MS continue refusing to make it more compliant. But this is a good start anyway.

All I can suggest is that you update any links to your site wherever you can and eventually Google will catch up.

Look for redirection in Cpanel

The issue has been resolved, as was said above. For those of you who are still seeing these issues it is because your browser is still using an older copy of the database of blacklisted sites from yesterday. Your browser will update this database at regular intervals (e.g. Once a day), be...

Good to hear, many thanks for the quick resolution.

http://x10hosting.com/forums/feedback-suggestions/113642-suspected-malware.html

This has suddenly stepped up a notch. As noted above, the whole of X10hosting.com and any of its subdomains is now listed as malware, on every page request now rather than just occasionally. Basically, any account on X10hosting that hasn't got a custom domain name is being blocked by Google Safe...

Are you sure you haven't got any characters, line breaks or spaces before the <?php ?

I'm being told it is coming from adserve.x10hosting.com too, seems that it may be the root of the problem.

I'm using Safari on Snow Leopard. It may be that one of x10's free accounts has links to that page and the whole of the x10hosting.com domain has been blacklisted

When navigating to the x10hosting.com homepage today on multiple occasions (although not every time) I have received a warning about suspected malware. It claims it has something to do with zxfr.salefale.com, but a search of the homepage yields no reference to that page. A quick Google for info...

Honestly I think you are trying to squeeze way too much into one logo. You probably only really want one letter altered and that would usually be the first.

PHP has a great Zip functionality already

Make sure you move global_conf.php as well.

You don't need to use mod_rewrite. If you want to create the format like http://domain.com/filename/id then do this: Create a PHP file called 'filename' without the .php extension. This will receive the request Next, open the .htaccess file and insert this line: <FilesMatch filename>...

It's good. A couple of suggestions though: The colour scheme clashes a bit with the reds and greens The tag box should have the same font as the rest of the page

Magic quotes are one of the more frustrating things in PHP. The best way to undo it is using this script: if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) { $process = array(&$_GET, &$_POST, &$_COOKIE, &$_REQUEST); while (list($key, $val) = each($process)) { foreach ($val as $k => $v) {...