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That's very strange. Are you attempting to import an .SQL file?

Can you show the bottom portion of the popup? All I can see is the status 'ok'.

Link is in Anna's signature.

Inodes are way more strict with what's there as of now. They can count towards the cPanel files and if you install something like a CMS, a lot of it would be used right away. Thing is that it's there to prevent a slow down to do with indexing, it's like having a large amount of files and folders...

I would like to point out that having 500GB of storage allocated for your account is not considered a hard limit, unless your site were to easily use up all of that space.

People cannot use *.x10hosting.com, only *.x10host.com Is there anything in the htaccess file that mentions the default sub-domain?

I see '(4)' in the error. Can you post the line that mentions mysql*_connect()? Of course, censor out the database name with something like 'database,' also applied to the username and password (for security).

What bdistler said is very true. I can tell because the upload form is just HTML and the uploader doesn't have any checks like if the user is logged in or not.

You should know that this is free hosting and it isn't really that related to premium (completely different configuration's). Volunteers are the ones who mostly go around this forum and assist. They can choose when they wish to come on. After all, they're not being paid for this. The only...

If the server isn't accessible to the outside world (any port being forwarded from your server) then it should be a lot safer. You should note that people who have access to it on your network can possibly exploit it, so be careful. As you have internet access, there is still many dangers out...

You should know that that this is due to the amount of abuse coming from users who are in Brazil. This is nothing to do with hate. Even if the user from a non-whitelisted country turns out to be good, volunteers cannot make exclusion's themselves. I could bring up an example of a country of...

The error puts out "EDQUOT" meaning that you had exceeded your quota. Try deleting folders/files you don't need.

If you mean only having the sub-domain added (add-on or parked domain) then that's possible. You'll have to create a CNAME record in your registrar with the name 'blog' and pointing to the IP of the X10 server you would be using (not name server). After that, make sure you have the name servers...

Since it seems that you acknowledged what I last typed on the last part, I believe you would need more information. Now, how this would work is by using .htaccess, the IP allow/deny "commands," and an custom error document. Plenty of guides online of how to pull it off. You will need to create...

Other than that, I don't know what else you could do on your side based on what you said. If a user who's able to access and modify accounts were to put your site offline (individual) then you wouldn't be able to see the result's of what was added. The question here is: are you wanting to be...

If this would involve an external domain then you can remove the name servers from it and change the IPs in the A records to something that isn't X10's (nonexistent is probably what you're wanting). You also may want to remove it from either parted or add-on domains. This should make the site...

This sounds like mod_security2 for sure. Funny thing is that X10 as far as I know doesn't use Windows servers, so it's pointless having that one blacklisted unless Wine is installed on the server which would be a little odd.

Can you try again? It seems that the nameservers are currently assigned to the domain.

Free domains should be able to appear on Google. You would have to force Google to index it by using Google's Webmaster tools as previously mentioned.

I only mentioned it as it doesn't always work with the nameserver sub-domains alone.