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Why are the A record values changing? :rolleyes:

I don't think this is a client-side issue, judging from what I've seen and the times it's occuring. As you've said on another thread, xo5 was having internet issues, could this be the case for the other servers? Maybe it's the DNS servers? I assume that the redirect occurs mainly when a website...

I've done cURL on the site and there doesn't seem to be a redirect. Checked in the browser and the site loads fine, though this seems to differ when it comes to mobile devices (has that redirect as mentioned). What is the server your website is on?

What server is your site using?

Is this right after installation? Try creating a MySQL user using the connection info set on WP.

No and yes. You don't create directories, you instead use a GET request to fetch the data. For .htaccess, you have to make it work with a clean URL. Something like this should do the trick: RewriteEngine On Options +FollowSymLinks Options -Multiviews RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}...

If you're going to modify forum software, you may need to adapt to how it all works first to be able to successfully code that feature in. I don't know what the code of this forum software looks like and is set out so I don't think I would be any use.

Honestly, I've found restricting emails to certain domains to be a good idea. You can't use disposable emails and you could manage what would be the best email domains to throw in.

The list hasn't been updated for a while. :lol: Honestly, I don't see why some people tried to challenge the rules in the first place. They probably wouldn't steal someones ID card in real life but they would steal someones info using some phishing site. If they would just acknowledge that this...

I think @Livewire only checked the IP that was stored within the OP. I wouldn't put out your IP like that, it's best to send it directly to a staff member of any kind here (yes, that includes the abuse compliance officer and volunteers).

Before, either some random things would go into the .htaccess file or some lines would just be unsupported because of the web server change. Can you check the .htaccess file for anything odd?

Looked at the wrong section then. Thanks for correcting that though. :p

You have to try to stay under the disk quota limit. As you're now on unmetered disk quota, you don't need to worry about that limit anymore, however, two remain. One that is regarding ToS but won't cause any similar issue is the 1GB image gallery limit. The second one which you should really be...

You could as a workaround set up a cron job on your own computer (preferability one that'll stay on) to visit a script every minute that'll update the stats. I believe the main reason why the cron job every five minutes or above is in place is because of the CPU usage, so hopefully the method...

First, on xo1, now on xo5? Could there be something to do with connecticity across the servers that could be causing this?

As far as I know, on free hosting, Python is a no-no.

What server is your site on?

That means that you're watching a thread, meaning that you would get alerts and maybe emails of activity going on in the thread. In regards to the issue your having, this could be due to Varnish Cache. Try adding this to the .htaccess file (preferability in the document root): Header set...

What do you mean that FTP doesn't work? Can you upload files? Can you connect? It could be to do with exceeding the quota.

Quick pointer. As far as I'm aware, there's a 1GB image gallery limit, regardless if you've got unmetered space. :)