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If it helps flush your dns might help as well.

Try to see if there is any R1soft backups available for you to restore to.

To make manual backups, I suggest going in cPanel, and in the file manager. Then selecting the public_html folder and any other folder that contains data relevant to your site. You archive that all up in a file and download it. It`s your webspace backup. Next, you open phpmyadmin and you export...

Make sure to remove the htaccess line after your benchmark is done, as it could lead to some issues. I tend not to use those two settings as the type of php files I handle is quite broad: I am using a framework, and some of the entrypoints return binary data, and I wouldn't want the data to be...

I am buying a 3.5 1TB seagate drive, it should be at my home this week. And, if it fails, I have money-back guarantee!

Looks like it's the way the system normalizes the account names before outputting it in a URL. This feature is actually hardcoded in vbulletin, so I don't think that the admins can change it. However, you might qualify for a name change, as this might lead to major problems in the future.

@fomalhaut: Use the [ PHP] [ /PHP], [ CODE] [ /CODE] or [ HTML] [ /HTML] (without the space) when you post code on the forums. It's easier to read, understand and looks better. Make sure that you added session_start(); to the beginning of both files (very first line)

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People will only see the stuff that is inside the public_html folder, unless you manually set up some intense redirection.

You cannot change your cPanel name (same as home directory) but it doesn't affect your website at all. Concerning the SiteBuilder website, I might need some confirmation, but you can safely delete every file present in the /home/m3dalz/public_html folder, so go ahead and delete them.

Do mean that the user could enter their own list of replacement pairs?

What is the directory currently chmoded to?

Try to keep your message concise and post in the same thread. Your initial support request is located at http://forums.x10hosting.com/free-hosting/102566-why-always-stop.html

I will bring this to the attention of an admin.

Please clearly state your support request, as 'why always stop' isn' really clear.

If you want, you can buy the inactivity timer for 3 dollards to remove the login in the forums requirement for one year.

Make sure that your email provided hasn't blacklisted the x10hosting.com domain.

Make sure that you add any x10hosting.com email address to your email whitelist. (contact your email provider to whitelist the x10hosting.com domain)

use http://x10hosting.com/panel.php?suspensionreport to unsuspend yourself after having logged in the forums.

Could it have been formely staff, or was it an old account that got deleted?