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looks like they successfully hacked your website :(

All of the issues you listed should be enabled by default, for instance the "ssh logs" should be stored in /var/log/auth.log, and by default ubuntu uses bash shell and should also automatically store previously used commands.

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You need to verify that the port is actually open, the easy way to do that is to use a port scanner from your home computer to your server and scan to see if that port is open.

The limit is when you run out of alloted system resources.

Not knowing all the details here will be hard for anyone to help...however I would start by making sure the SMTP server is actually listening on the correct interface, and also make sure that there are no firewalls blocking that port. SMTP usually, and should run on port 25 or 465 for SSL, what...

NORMAL FTP has no encryption so unless you are using ssl or sftp everything is clear text.

So I guess you have not heard of ad revenue?

There are other differences with premium also...but in order to see them you would have to actually compare the TOS/AUP of the free hosting to the paid hosting. Basically the paid hosting is a lot more forgiving. Edit: Also paid hosting has a SLA, which means guaranteed uptime for your site.

You are currently using 263 MB (3%) of your 7418 MB.

I am going to take a wild guess here and say that http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/110021-latest-news.html this is to blame.

Your site loads fine here...try forcing a refresh of the page.

I guess you did not read this hu? http://forums.x10hosting.com/news-announcements/110021-latest-news.html

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I suppose you could accomplish this by simply tunnelling a VNC session through ssh. Here are some good howtos on how to do just that... http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/VNC-Server

No all the distros that are offered are the stripped down server versions therefore there is no gui whatsoever.

Welcome to X10, as long as you abide by some simple rules, you should be fine.

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