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Folders 755 and files 644. 777 causes a 500 internal server error when they are blocked for security, as 777 is indeed a security risk. That's whats causing the problem - start with the exponent folder itself as that is currently 777, and set it to 755. Then go in that folder and set all the...

Is it possible to break that XML database down into smaller chunks less than 3mb and import them separately? The issue with the wordpress import-database function is it's not normally meant to work on shared hosts where there's a cap on how much CPU you can use - chances are during the import...

Don't abuse the ticket system.

Nulled scripts are a zero tolerance suspension as it constitutes Copyright Infringement and Warez; we cannot remove the suspension or provide access to the account in any way.

Because 777 is blocked for security; files should be 644, folders 755. 777 basically means "everyone can read write and execute," which also means any scripts that are prone to malicious code injection can actually do anything with all the other files on the account as well. That said it looks...

We cannot modify an account under a permanent suspension; you should be able to change the nameservers at co.cc if you wish to move to a different hosting provider. This account will be automatically terminated after a minimum of 14 days although it could very well be longer; we don't expedite...

http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/147439-500-internal-server-error.html I already said there it's a permanent suspension, so no we can't reactivate it, and one would think that because it's a permanent suspension, the answer is "no, you can't use nulled scripts." Nulled scripts fall...

It's a permissions error, so change your files to 644 and folders to 755. Or, at least it -was- a permissions editor, until you got busted with a nulled script straight from the release group x-mobile: Enjoy the permanent suspension, you earned it!

None. You were warned in the TOS what was allowed and what wasn't. Phishing pages violate US Federal law, which you are required to abide by because the server is in the US even if you aren't. Hence, by violating federal law, our TOS was broken, and we don't give second chances on major...

Just got an update from vBulletin actually, you're currently under a temporary (possible permanent) suspension because your vbulletin license is not valid for the domain on your account. Should you choose to update it at vbulletin, let us know when that's complete, and we can unsuspend you...

After a quick re-review I found the facebook phishing page the system detected and automatically suspended you for; I've now confirmed that suspension and you will not be granted access to your hosting account or its contents for any reason. Thanks for using x10hosting, and have a good day!

It's not the bandwidth, it's the CPU - during vbulletin install, it tends to hog the cpu for quite a chunk at a time. From watching others install it, they usually get the High Resource Usage suspension twice, but it never comes the third time cause each time you rerun the install it apparently...

Dispute the payment to the seller then, cause you bought yourself a piece of illegally modified software - it's nulled, which means it's warez.

Nulled software is also known as Warez and Copyright Infringement, just so you know. They are indeed in the TOS as such.

Whoops. Looks like I stumbled onto a lookalike for the Reserve Bank of India. I did some more digging; you've got consumer complaints on Google, and frankly we don't allow lookalikes and phishing here. This is now a zero tolerance permanent suspension with no possibility of being unsuspended...

I need information to complete this; you've got a ton of stuff saying this is the Reserve Bank of India's page, however a quick google search turns up they're rbi.org.in, not the domain you've chosen. You can save me the hassle of digging through the files to figure out why there's a clone of...

This one's a unique case, gimme a few to see how bad the infection is. The problem is it's a Trojan.I-Frame which usually means the code has been altered to include a malicious link, usually embedded in an iframe at the bottom. What my scanner -didnt- tell is just how bad the infection is...

Inam, the email you posted doesn't match the one actually linked to your username; do you have any other email addresses that happen to have the same first section, but aren't at yahoo.com, and if so can you check those?

And after a quick look-see at his account I guarantee he'll be unable to provide any form of license that'd allow his continued use of our wonderful hosting service as the phone-home code has been removed from his installer. This is a nulled version of vbulletin. hebbalm58: For using a nulled...

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