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1. You always need a password 2. Standard method is to use phpMyAdmin in cPanel to create and add a user (with ALL PRIVILEGES) to your database. You use that user and his password. The username will be of the format : your-cPanel-username_something .

If you are trying to connect to mySQL from within a script on your site, you use localhost If you are trying to connect to mySQL from outside your site, that is not allowed. Remote access has been disabled and will not be enabled.

Your hosting account is not linked to this forum account . It is linked to the Forum account: fish4umx

If you cannot access the wp-admin area, go to cPanel -> databases -> phpMyAdmin select your wordpress db you want to edit the wp_options or options table find where option_name = site_url and CAREFULLY edit option_value to the new value.

When you are logged in top of the forum "Settings" -- click Left pane My Settings --My Account ----General Settings --- click Private Messaging --- make sure enabled

Everything I try just comes back 403. If you are getting the "Website Coming Soon" you might try clearing your browser cache and history, closing browser, and then reopening browser. I have 5 different browsers (to check for differences) on my machine and I often find it easier just to check a...

cPanel --> Mail section --> MX Entry icon Automatically Detect Configuration (recommended) more » SHOULD BE CHOSEN Add your entries and delete the existing one that points (usually with 0 priority) to your domain

Displayed at home, on computer X and did not display at work on computer Y? Might have been a temporary firewall/caching issue at work.

Try dropping the /home prefix of the path.

http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/183784-what-going.html It's a lot easier to find you when you post under the Forum account that is actually linked to your Free Hosting Account.

I do not show a free hosting account linked to this Forum account. Domain name or cPanel username? "Issues", like what?

Drop the user from the database and then add it back making sure you check ALL PRIVILIGES On further review: $lol = mysql_select_db("whatn32_social", $con); should be the same as your cPanel username (like in your db user). Missing an s

I get a MySQL error message from NukeEvolution. Try clearing your browser cache and history to clear out the cached domain-does-not-exist page and so you can work on the MySQL problem.

Might have something to do with the fact that you have password protected public_html . Not sure how Safari might cache that. But sites here are supposed to be public and the Admins might want to know why your site isn't.

Once an account has been deleted (in your case due to suspension for inactivity) everything is gone. No backups. No way to retrieve anything. Files or databases.

Maybe go on IRC and ask nicely.

Title says srmanning but link says smanning -- typo? smanning.x10.mx sends me to your homepage. Try clearing your browser cache and history to get rid of old information.

Unfortunately, that is just how cPanel works. Until cPanel comes up with an option to do it differently, everybody using cPanel is stuck with it.

You were told once: http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/183362-why-my-account-suspended.html#post901105 You apparently post here and ignore any response, including warnings about the type of files you wanted to upload to your account.

No.