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You should run a couple of virus scans on your computer, ones from different companies.

I was thinking of using libraries such as perl's net::ping which has a port_number([$port_number]) function to specify a remote port to check.

You issue is already being handled at http://forums.x10hosting.com/free-hosting/104765-mystery.html .

Google56, it's the 2nd thread you open after having been told that your issue will be taken care of. Please refrain from posting here for an issue that is already being handled. Be careful as we might believe that you simply want to spam on the forums. For follow up, see...

Try deleting the index.htm file.

In your cPanel username, there are no numbers. Are you trying with your forum username?

Please ask the domain release in your open ticket.

First, if you use pdo, you'll have to change the mysql_real_escape function to the pdo escape function. Second, it means your personal PHP settings were either setup for your mysql installation, or your mysql installation is not properly secured.

You need to remove the index.htm page in the public_html folder. Your index page cannot be named welcome.html. It needs to be name index.htm, index.html or index.php.

We will update the thread as soon as we have information.

Open phpmyadmin and post back here the name of the databases that are displayed on the left side.

Strings of random characters are actually pretty simple for a computer program to find. See one of my code snippet for a simple example: http://code.activestate.com/recipes/576894/

Welcome. Only your forum/account panel/support username has caps.

This is your third suspension for the same reason. You need to show that you are willing to find a way to remove or change the resource-intensive script before a staff un-suspends you.

The out-bound port does not need to be the same as the in-bound port. You can do a test from port 80 to port 25 with no problem at all. However, you do not have access to the command line with free accounts.

Did you input your cPanel username with caps? If so, try only in small letters.

Have you received this error more than once?

Check if your caps lock key is not pressed. If not, you can change your cPanel password in your account panel at http://www.x10hosting.com/panel.php

There was a post about this downtime in the http://forums.x10hosting.com/service-alerts/ category. Please review it next time prior to posting about a server downtime.

Please review the http://forums.x10hosting.com/service-alerts/ category prior to posting a server downtime issue. The most of times, the issue has been already seen and is being worked on.