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On X10, make sure the MySQL user is 'foro_final' (assuming that's what you're wanting).

Have you got a MySQL user set up and linked to the database?

If this is the case then I'm surprised that your site is still up.

Because that's invalid HTML?

It should change the URL set in the hyperlinks. So, if the guide instructs so then that's what I would do.

Ah. It appears that you're using WordPress. In this case, you'll need to follow this: https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL

Is this when visiting your custom domain (first one mentioned)? If so then try clearing your cache. If that doesn't help then clearing history might help.

According from the page load and the domain information, it's all up and running!

I believe he's talking about the FTP log where it should've said the error that you had mentioned.

You can still host a webserver on Windows with 2GB of RAM. I had tried this myself not too long ago.

If I'm able to run an Apache server in a virtual machine with around 268MB of RAM allocated with 1GB of RAM being the total on my netbook, you can too. Also, if you don't trust any web services then that means you wouldn't trust any site, especially X10.

Remember SFTP as this: SSH but for transferring files. If a webhost doesn't allow SSH then it's likely that SFTP won't be allowed either.

I was thinking about redoing Cloudflare as last resort as that always had worked out for me. Like I had to setup the domain the usual way and then do what the Cloudflare setup said. As Cloudflare is in X10's cPanel, you may use that, though from my experience there are a few limitations. Not...

One had got blinded here! Just saw the domain in the OP. :P Can you change the A records in your registrar so that they have an IP pointing towards X10 (has to be the IP on the server you're on) and add the NS that should hold X10's name servers?

What would the domain extension be? (like .com .org)

TeamSpeak 3 WebInterface was the first thing I saw when I searched up "psycho killer panel". Anywho, what is the one you have supposed to do?

Can't be that file then.

Have you tried renaming the .htaccess file to something like .htaccessblah? That should make it so that the file won't get picked up and from there you would be able to tell if it's caused by something in that file or not.

Python isn't (or rather shouldn't) be supported on free hosting.

Yes and no. phpinfo() is only considered to be a real security risk if an attacker were to view as it would assist them in finding out what you do and don't have and versions of many things such as modules. With all that information and an exploit of their choice, it can be easier for them to...