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If they were to exceed the storage then they would've got deleted after a few hours due to being over 10MB anyway. Unfortunately, because of this issue you can't access cPanel so this is going to be a little more tricky to try to figure it out. Are there just only 3 files?

This isn't to do with the remaining space. This is to do with the amount of files and folders that are under your account.

Little bump for a little good reason. It looks like the issue has been resolved! At least on xo2 anyway. To test if this has been resolved for you: if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] == $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']) { echo 'Issue resolved'; } else { echo 'Issue present'; }

This doesn't look like the usual 503 from Apache. Perhaps it's custom? I can confirm that this is a 503 HTTP response. I'm able to get a 404's if I were to request paths that don't exist so I don't know if that's supposed to override that. Also, your site is hosted on server xo4.

As you said, the IP deny manager just adds IP deny entries into a .htaccess. This does sound like something more than this tool. Supposedly to do with Varnish Cache Server. A more improved workaround would be something like this: if(isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'])) {...

Unfortunately, using that directive in .htaccess doesn't help. While it would help stop server-side caching, the Varnish Cache Server is still sitting there as a HTTP reverse proxy. You could call it a "passthru". The directive you were attempting to use is something for the Varnish Cache...

Mhm. In that case, it sounds like Varnish Cache is passing the server's IP to Apache rather than the IP that it should've captured on request.

A little bit of a dislike war here, eh? :p The 503's being put out by the Varnish Cache Server (VCS) service is as bdistler said to do with many things. I'm not sure what type of timeouts VCS offers but what I do know is that if there's heavy scripts then it could put Apache (the web server -...

Your quota had been exceeded. Delete any files or/and folders you don't need stored under your account.

As far as I'm aware, on free hosting outcoming connections of ports such as what you're using would get blocked.

You should note that the country block that was set up is mainly based off of the bad accounts that were previously registered and possibly attacks towards their servers.

According to here, it's xo7.

Incoming and outcoming connections to the MySQL server are blocked. It HAS to be localhost.

Your site currently displays an index directory listing. The only file I see is .DS_Store.

Basically, the Varnish Cache Server (the thing that makes sites seem faster) is having problems communicating with Apache (the web server that serves your webpages).

Have you tried a different browser?

You're getting the 403 because it detected the HTTP protocol in the URL that's within the GET query. The question is: why are there a whole bunch of text files under your account that look like to do with maps? And why is there no index? You don't have a /gmod directory (Garry's Mod) either.

First off, you'll need to add a user to the database like so. After that, you should be able to set the permissions to whatever (make sure the correct ones are selected) and apply. The selected username and database should now both be associated with each other. Oh- and if you do continue to...

Have you entered your MySQL user, password and database name in the config.php file? Is the host set to 'localhost'? Is the user linked to the database?

So you're wanting all (unused) sub-domans to point (or redirect) to 'example.com'? Or would this be normal domains like 'example2.com' pointing/redirecting to 'example.com'?