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You are only allowed 2 MySQL databases. The "4" in cPanel is in error.

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Singin in the Rain...

<?php $quotes = array( "X10HOSTING HELPPPPPPP!", "An apple a day keeps the doctor away", "LLLLOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLL", "Only HELPPPPPIIINNNNGGGG!" , "Tomorrow is another day", "PHP is cool!", "You're Awesome! NOT! HAHAHAHA!" ); $number_of_entries = count(...

The script time limit is set server wide and cannot be adjusted individually. 30 seconds. The max upload file size is 16M, so that should not be an issue. If your connection cannot upload the file in less than 30 seconds, you will have to go with FTP or cPanel.

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-- was joking about the "funny language". My Dutch (or French or German or Waloon) ability is non-existant. Was more of a jab we Americans' mono-linguality.

It works for me now (flush DNS and clear browser cache). But it redirects to Google in some funny language.

Takes awhile http://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/testing.technicscolasbelgium.be shows that the site is now in the system, it just will take time to propagate

I would try: cPanel Advanced DNS Zone Editor Choose your subdomain from the list Reset Zone File more >> Check box and reset

Did you ever remove a theme? One named "origin"?

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ook, ook, OOK!

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I take it you mean the file "race.php". Make sure its permissions are set to 0644

If you install your CMS/blog/etc via Softaculous, it has a one-click backup feature (for at least WordPress and Drupal). Then you can download a copy of the zipped backup. Either way: 1. Don't forget to download your backup. If you keep them on the server and the server crashes or your...

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