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What 'bunny123' was really asking (we were talking) is to disable the rule that involves throwing a 403 when someone specifies something like '5=3' through user input ($_GET, $_POST, $_COOKIE), which is there to prevent "second layer" SQL injections. In addition, the user would like to remove...

Give the connection to the first parameter. Like this: mysqli_select_db($CONNECTION_VAR_HERE, 'DATABASE NAME HERE');

Here's what I did (you can use different more secure functions if you need so, this is just the basics): $conn = mysqli_connect('localhost','username','password','database'); if(!$conn) { exit('Connection failed, and I\'m not gonna tell the public why because the error_log should be the only...

Can you right-click the folder on your desktop and press 'properties'? That should say how large,

I was going to say 'php_info()' but that's either a disabled function or... mod_security.

While this maybe simple and would allow the usage of the Railgun server on X10, it does seem to cut out the most important stuff (like you cannot check what's coming in and out, unable to modify any options, cannot IP block on CF's, doesn't appear on the site list on CF's site), from experience...

CloudFlare allows you to deny certain IP's. As I've said, if someone does successfully go through the CAPTCHA, then CF will add that to a temporary allow list, which you can visit and choose to block the IP that appears to be the attacker, according to the site. The IP blocking being done on...

It works with the domain you get with X10 and the add-on one as well. I just said that part just in case you're wanting to add a sub-domain via cPanel (which would look like a "triple-sub-domain").

In order to set up CloudFlare, the simple way is to first make sure the domain hooks up with your account (which you're currently having a problem with), visit CF's site, register, and then add the site. It will then build a DNS zone. At this point, if you're also wanting to have a sub-domain to...

Cloudflare has a set allow time which can be modified, though there's no way of denying it completely. If it's a bot and not a human doing this then it should only impact CF and not your site, as long as it fails the CAPTCHA. If they do somehow get through then CF will log the successful ones so...

If you know their UA, you can make it so that it would block them that way. Problem is UA spoofing. Used IP-Tracker and got some fascinating results: http://www.ip-tracker.org/locator/ip-lookup.php?ip=94.210.213.221 http://www.ip-tracker.org/locator/ip-lookup.php?ip=85.113.247.5 If you really...

I like the layout of the page. It has got that nice mobile design and has that dark and light theme. The header needs a little bit of padding. Oh wait.

Can you check your INode limit if it had exceeded?

Not sure if it's a good idea posting, but I'll do it anyway. It's still there: https://x10hosting.com/community/forums/scripts-3rd-party-apps-and-programming.50/

I now go with '127.0.0.1' as it seems to be faster than 'localhost'.

That would be something you would have to investigate via Google or from a member (not an ordanary user) here. As far as I know, it is likely to do with opening ports and sockets. It could also be to do with the resources that could easily be taken up. Many shared hosting sites don't allow...

^ And if Node.js were to be used, you'll have to go at least VPS.

You remove/comment out those lines mentioned from the .htaccess file.

Oh. No. I was talking about on X10Hosting.

What do you mean by this? You can use PHP and MySQL on free hosting accounts.