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UNIX timestamp has a limit to the time. It can go as low as 1970, January the 1st. It looks like the due date is partially correct as it adds by one to the year, though it's displaying the wrong day, month and year.

WHM = Web Host Manager Looks like Webdisk could be a sub-domain of some kind that allows modification to your accounts storage without FTP. I assume that it would be used in cPanel's file manager.

Just to add on to what @Dead-i said, external incoming and outcoming connections are also disabled (meaning that you can't use any other database server apart from the local one on the server itself).

The 'www.' part is just to point out that's it's a URI or whatever (at least that's what I think, without research of the actual reason) maybe to avoid confusion with an actual '.com' file (even though there is a large array of domains today). Many people type the 'www.' part so it's within the...

Try changing the theme. phpMyAdmin on the other theme should work.

And the moral of the story is to never trust kiddie scripts.

Can you show us a screenshot of the error(s) in inspect element (if it's still present)? Most've been the issue on your side in regards to cookies (they can leave a bit of crumbs at times). I didn't need to login again on the forums (well, that's because it's set to remember).

Why are the prime badges still under their accounts if it has already expired? Wouldn't that cause some confusion?

In addition to the blank forms thing mentioned, you should detect if the given email is in a valid format. To prevent this blank fields thing, I would apply trim() to the input and then do an IF statement checking if the input is NOT empty and if the input is NOT a blank space (singular). Trim()...

http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php Looks like you was attempting to do example #3. You could try how it's laid out in example #1 (which is probably what it looks like now after the removal of 'null,') or if you want to have a header containing the "origin sender" (AKA the reply-to email)...

What is in line 28? Sometimes, I end up entering a colon rather than a semi-colon at the end of a line by accident. :p

That's odd, it now shows a 503 but from the Apache webserver (HTTP response) rather than varnish cache with the message being 'Service Unavailable'.

Yes, that is true. I was thinking of styling the directory index so maybe it shows something else like a message saying that an index file must be in place or something rather than the actual list of directories. Anyway, this is the source that I've found...

If that is a rule then why isn't directory indexing disabled by default?

If it's in http://whateversiteitis.somedomain.blah/ (no ending) then it's most likely index.php EDIT: Oops. Corrected the file name.

The files for the website should be in /public_html

You need to link accounts so that it's known if you really have ownership of that account.

Do you have any issues with the FTP file manager since then?

Isn't mod_security supposed to block URLs, HTML, JavaScript and CSS code from coming through via input methods such as _POST and _GET?

That was the OLLLDDDDD times where X10 had such options. Now it's just picking the versions. This thread should really be either in programming or free hosting support for a better chance of support. Have you only tested it on X10? If so then you may want to enable error logging to check if...