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Not sure. I'm unable to tell if the mail folder is really deleted and if so, I'm not sure what permissions it would take and what are the other things that are supposed to be in that folder.

Is it possible for you to show this via screenshot? I don't see anything that could be causing trouble, apart from the fact that posting code is prevented by mod_security, as stated a few posts ago.

Most definitely.

As @Dead-i said, unfortunately, mod_security used here cannot have its values changed by users. As this is the case (seemed to work before), we can't do anything about mod_security as users. As your website wasn't custom made (fully coded by you), it could be a struggle to prevent this. Posting...

Magic Quotes GPC? EW EW EW EW EW. You can just add on that code to it without a wipeout of the file. EDIT: Well, after seeing that response.. :pigeon:

You'll need the file manager or FTP for adding this. Navigate to /public_html (which is where the site content is), create a file called '.htaccess' (you may need to enable hidden files) and edit it with the following. <IfModule mod_security.c> # Turn off mod_security filtering. SecFilterEngine...

Select 'switch theme' and select 'cPanelx3 or some button that doesn't say 'X10Hosting basic.'

That URL I've linked to is mentioning 'mod_security2.' Maybe you should try adding the following to the '.htaccess' file in the document root (public_html), as suggested by many in the thread I've linked to previously: <IfModule mod_security.c> SecFilterInheritance Off </IfModule>

What I mentioned was a GET request; the thing that was mentioned on that error you've got. What this sounds like is mod_security (security module, for Apache [web server used here]) trying to prevent a potential security exploitaition, however, it's not clear what it's trying to prevent exactly.

I don't seem to be getting any issues, especially after adding '?id=4' or anything like that. What URL did you use or what did you do extactly to get this message?

Was 'Not Implemented GET to /index.php not supported. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered' the actual response? EDIT: Assuming you're using WordPress, mod_security could be the reason for it, according to this and many other sources (some to do with WordPress)...

Shouldn't 'status.x10hosting.com' be stickied to the support forum so that people can have a look at it when a server issue comes along?

Oh right. It's just that error reported in the OP doesn't seem like a block, more of a Varnish Cache type of error.

It is a feature in the forums, so.. :p

Have you confirmed that this (sub-)domain you're wanting to change to is not blocked?

I'm unsure what you mean by that. I don't see any signs of the site mentioned in this thread being suspended. Refer to what I've quoted and what I've said towards that quote, it should make sense. :)

A nulled version of free open source software? The only thing I can see that could be nulled within the software is extensions (like plugins). :lol:

Switch to the cPanelx3 theme using the theme choser tab above after you log on. From there, you can use phpMyAdmin and restore the tables in that database.

Seems to be working for me.