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Did that. Renamed modules and libraries and includes too just to see. None of them put anything on the screen. I looked up white screen of death and tried a few things they recommended like making a php.ini file with "display_errors = On and error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT" in...

Thinking about this, and I don't make changes often, I am pretty sure I use all CMS, so I do not have any index files or such. Just the CMS content. I should get more than a blank screen.

Without my administration page loading, how do I disable plug ins?

Hmmm. I swear I checked that a couple of days ago when this first happened, and they were there. But, I see that index.php is empty now. Grrr! However, my administrator index.php is there, but it is not doing anything either. Not sure what is missing there. I wonder if it is a recent PHP...

Look for index.php. That may be what is really being used. I am getting blank pages right now also. It looks like others are having problems too since about last Friday.

I am hosted on x03. I have had blank pages for 2 days now. My files appear to be there in the console. Is there a problem with the server?

My site is also down. Seems to be a more global issue.

It is working again this week. I am able to get into cpanel again. I did not have to do anything in particular. Just waited a few days.

Similar here. Says my IP address has changed and keeps telling me to login in again and then says authentication failed. I can get past the x10hosting login. It's the cpanel login that fails.

It's back down for me again too. x03 also.

The error is gone now. Pages are back up. Not sure what happened.

Going to my web site gives that error message. Any page I try to go to, including the administrator console. Cpanel works. If I take a look at disk space usage, I am not over quota. it says "1,024.00 MB quota limit (206.86 MB used)." Seems like the device on the back end is out of space...

Your Domain Registar defines who hosts your DNS. Make sure it is pointing to the right place. Your DNS host maintains your MX records. Make sure they are correct there. There are also timeout periods. It may take a while for everyone to re-read DNS and know the correct MX records. Some...

Expand .cagefs. There are links in there. This is where I found the right path, but the links do not work for me. I can't see php.ini either.

Look at configuration.php. Depending on your install, that may be the equivalent to php.ini. You should be able to look up the tree to /home/<domainname>. That is the root for your account. In my install, there is no php.ini that I can find either. Not sure where it is being hidden at. I...

Look in file manager.

Your MX records goes with who ever has your DNS servers. Your registrar will point to a set of DNS servers. Where ever those are is where you set up MX records. If you are using x10hosting as your DNS, it is in the cPanel. I don't like the default cPanel. If you have it, at the top of the...

For what I am going to use, I only need to not have to log in every month. Not a lot of traffic going to it. It is mostly a landing page with redirects elsewhere. A few dollars to not have to login is worth it. $6 a month is not really worth it.

Trying to upgrade to prime and get this. -------------- This page isn’t working x10hosting.com is currently unable to handle this request. HTTP ERROR 500 ---------- Any idea why? It's been like that for at least a week.

Won't be a need for more disk space now. Then again, if this all works out, I will probably go with Prime Service which will get rid of that. Seems well worth the cost to not have to worry if I forget to login one month somewhere along the way.