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Just as a heads up, your site is on the Lotus server. No one touches the server that the main website is on except for the main site and I also believe the staff as well. That's the one server you don't want to load down and break.

phpinfo() is simply a PHP command to find out what is running in the PHP environment on your server. As garret stated it is disabled, so for now you'll need to work your way around the error or just ignore it.

The cPanel page shows an issue with the account on the server. Create a ticket.

Apache may be having some problems at the moment. It's typically a matter of waiting when something fails to connect.

Chopin seems to be fine now as I can visit sites on that server.

Is the screenshot below of your website? I believe that you are on the Chopin server, which was in fact having some problems a few days ago with Error 500 pages being served up. Things like this tend to get repaired after a little while. Oer execution, HTML files are downloaded and parsed by the...

Infinite loop maybe? :biggrin: To the OP: It sounds like your script is bugged. I'd check the coding of it to see what is going on. Uploading scripts should be using under a megabyte! Also the last I checked, the largest PHP upload you can do with x10Hosting is 2 megabytes. I'm not sure if this...

Doing such a thing shouldn't be messing up your relative paths nor your absolute paths on your pages at all. Anything in public_html (which on the server is /home/user/public_html) will have a relative path of /file.fileextension. In this case, uploading a file to the server path of...

Error 28 is either a problem with MySQL, with PHP or with the server itself. In this case, the problem was laying in PHP in which for some reason, was affecting MySQL in the process, causing write errors and failed commands and queues. That's why cPanel while these errors were taking place was...

If you're using PHP, just use the mail() function or you can use SMTP/Localhost. If you're using Python/PERL scripts, you can use localhost/SMTP on the script to send the mail. Is this what you're asking for?

Lotus is fine at the moment. The reason the cPanel is getting all messed up is because something with PHP is acting up, which in return is messing up MySQL commands (such as write and status). That's why for those of you who watch your logs, you see all of these Error 28 codes in the logs, as...

Well it all depends. x10 does allow for burstable RAM which is a temporary boost should you need it, so unless this script is running all the time I'd say go with the 128MB package. If not, double the RAM and see how it runs. Other than that, why is that a script that is 128MB big (or am I...

If you want to run anything that is going to use up a full 128MB, you want to get something larger than a 128MB VPS as with that small amount of RAM, you'd wind up having to save to the swap which goes against your disk space usage and is also much slower.

Tried Grenade? :biggrin:

That's correct on the PHP memory limit. That can be set inside of PHP's configuration file. To the OP: All that RAM on the VPS is for is to simply give you some room to run things. Yeah, you can run large scripts, but you're stuck with what RAM you have to run the OS, and all the software on there.

x10Hosting has been up all day for me here, no outages what so ever. I was however using the server processors to cook some food :biggrin:

I've actually used eAccelerator on my Linux router here at my home back when it used to be my web server for my website (2 years ago, way before I moved to x10Hosting). Now, because it was just my site, eAccelerator didn't really show much improvement in terms of speed, especially since it was...

I'm sorry to hear about Michael Jackson's death. He had some good music!

Well, support is pretty backed up, and you might want to check your ticket to see if it was closed by Corey to help see who needs help and such away from the ticket spamming. If it's closed, just re-open it.

I was watching some videos on YouTube today and I happened to have come across this video. For those of you who like to watch the stars, clouds or rainbows, or just want to watch this for the heck of it, if you have a 3Mbps connection or faster watch the video below in HD. Watch it starting at...