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It sounds like you've outsmarted that rule in a way. That is a really good question. :lol:

Have you tried using get_file_contents() to fetch data on a different site like to output a webpage on that site you're trying to get data from and a different one? As this happened recently, it sounds as if the server IP has got blocked, though that would be odd if that was the case.

Ages ago, for something else, auto-fill did put in the correct information but the result came out as invalid (doesn't seem to be any spaces as far as I know). A refresh or two and typing it manually worked completely fine. Of course, as this case is different, I doubt that auto-fill will be the...

Have you tried adding the following before the the htaccess code you've posted: RewriteEngine On

You can via IRC, their email (for example, in their signature, should be able to find one in some of the threads), the X10Hosting email (refer to the main site), and the conversation feature on the forum (press on someone's avatar and then 'start a conversation').

Honestly, if ANYONE gives you a script, you really should be seeing and understanding the code first before uploading it. This could've been some nulled script or something that shouldn't even be on here. What is this script claimed to be, anyway? Not sure if this is a good idea also asking...

They're completely different. Prime still remains on the free hosting servers, doubles the system resources (CPU & memory) and removes inactivity monthly sign-in requirement (as you're paying, of course). It's basically a simple extra. The memory on your account would end up being 2048MB (2GB)...

Try using this: http://www.lagado.com/proxy-test You could be getting the error due to certain headers being put out.

If that's the case, you would need to get in contact with your ISP in regards to this issue and see what can be done.

There's an inode limit. How many files and folders are approximately in /public_html under your account?

I was thinking of that while typing. Staff should be able to hunt down the email with the username provided anyway.

You may want to censor out part of your email so a spam bot doesn't pick it up, like by adding '[AT]' instead of '@'.

What is the script supposed to do? By leaky response, he means information (such as errors) that shouldn't be put out for the public to see. You can enable error logging in the cPanel PHP settings and try again to see what is causing this.

Does the file exist under /public_html? If so then then when was this seen last working?

Happens on a lot of places. Usually tax and some extras. Could be something else in your case though.

Almost forgot about that. Haha. Disabling mod_security is better than having parts of a website non-functional. Having an option to enable or disable mod_security would be considered a management option, in a way. Fantastic informative post. 11/10 would hear from you again.

The question you would really want to be asking is if mod_security is manageable on X10Premium or maybe on some lower paid packages (such as illuminated and prime). EDIT: It seems that @bdistler has answered your question on another thread of yours. It seems that all paid plans will offer an...

It usually takes time for the staff to come on.

Well, that explains why it didn't work. :lol: The IF statements and other things got cut off.

What's with the '))' throughout the code? I don't see '((' before parts or the code to contain it. The best thing to do is to use isset() in the IF statement (holding the superglobal variable). I'm not sure if you can use ELSE without '{' and '}'.