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Well, that explains why I can't access my site and login. :p

I've developed a script on a different server which displays cookie information. This cookie information displayed can be grabbed from an other site by creating a link including document.cookie (XSS injection). All my script does is display each cookie in a list by exploding, doing some maths...

A quick Google search to its website should give you some info. For some reason, it fails at times (doesn't seem to do it much) but I never got issues from it what so ever, though the only issue is the JavaScript caching which can result with a cache miss at times (it does it sometimes depending...

So it happens on certain sites? o_O

Just to put it out there, my paid site (not from here) is using Cloudflare but is having no connection issues of any kind. The result is the same for my personal site (from here). So from the looks of it, it may not be an issue with Cloudflare.

Looks like no CSS nor images are being loaded. Could be the fact that the CSS and the images are using the document root (not full URL) meaning it could be under a different domain name. After a quick check, it seems that isn't the case for most of it (favicon is excluded). Very interesting...

Have you checked your .htaccess file? There could be commands which no longer work or have been overwritten with some other stuff.

I wasn't so clear with what I've said, I was referring to an other server (not any of the X10 hosting servers). From reading what was said previously, it looks like that the error was there but then it eventually went away and instead had a redirect.. Strange.

To be honest, I'm not sure how this would work. Usually you need the main domain to be set up on that host you're wanting the sub-domain to be on but the issue is that it can only be assigned to one host at a time. As far as I know, you will need that added to be able to create a sub-domain. If...

I never knew that Nginx was a reverse proxy server. I thought it was some light webserver. :lol: About the IP, it's normal for the IP (in a HTTP request) to set a redirect to that site from what I've experienced (of course you knew that). The whois just grabs the x10.mx part so it kind of makes...

500 Internal Server Error. "Nginx" Looks like it is pointing at some wrong server. As far as I know, X10 currently uses Apache and the Varnish cache server.

I'm really unsure what you're asking here exactly.

Something could be limiting the speed or there is a network issue. Looks like you're not the only one. http://forums.cpanel.net/f354/slow-download-when-export-sql-via-phpmyadmin-410081.html

The CSS is a little off and it is mainly for mobile/tablet devices. As I'm maintaining multiple sites (also helping people out with code), I will need to find time to get into the site and change a few things. ;)

It's not your fault so hopefully that won't happen. :) @leafypiggy

You will have to switch to CPanelX3 if you want to fix it yourself, the problem is that the panel switcher is bugged so you can't switch to CPanelX3 (as far as I know), a staff member can help set the CPanelX3 option manually.

So they don't do checks by IP? If that server (Proxy or VPN) is hosted in that whitelisted then the client COULD end up being detected being in that country. I would really like to see what you mean here, as you do know a lot about X10.

Have you deleted all of the files on the previous host? If so then try sticking a simple index.php file with some text to see if it is still somehow linked. If it is the same result then it could be a "broken record," if that is the case then a staff member or X10 representative can help correct...

It is possible to get around the restriction with a proxy (includes TOR) or a VPN which is set up in a whitelisted country BUT as I said in my previous post, it won't last for long. enterinx has said 'Indian users' which means that it is most likely that he is not using any of the above...

Corn emails?