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Could there be a minor conflict with phpMyAdmin due to the fact that there are same accounts on two servers because from that error that's all I can think of.

Because you're in a restricted country and you haven't registered before the restriction was put in place, there is no fair way of obtaining a free hosting account. If you do try to get around it (not saying you would) and get figured out then your account could get suspended as soon as it is...

There is a inode limit in place (50,000 folders/files) so you may have to delete a lot. This limit does not exclude emails so you will have to delete some old or useless emails if you have any along with some files on your web space (if it is still over the file limit).

I did a correction after realising that by greying out the original text in that quoted text. :rofl:

You've said that there are two websites each from different servers. Because of this, it is unclear if you have two accounts or one of them isn't yours. EDIT: Just looked at the OP username and yours. My previous reply wasn't pointing towards you.

As @bdistler said, you can't have more than one account. Xo2 doesn't seem to have any issues at the moment so that should be the one you should use.

There are two causes of this. There is the storage or the maximum amount of files that are allowed on your account. If you have a lot of useless or not so important files of any kind, this includes emails) then try removing them.

I had a slight feeling that something wasn't right about it.:D

"down at port 80" I'm just saying that if the port was really down then it wouldn't get a response of any kind from the server.

I would just do a mod rewrite so that .php appears as .html or whatever.

Port 80 wasn't down when it had a blank page, if the browser failed to connect to the site then the Apache process is most likely not running (AKA port 80 down), the Apache server could've messed up in some way.

Removed. "Unspecified error" tricked me into resubmitting. Mobile networks these days..

As far as I know, it's.. <FilesMatch "\.(html|htm)$"> ForceType application/x-httpd-lsphp5 </FilesMatch> You should be really using a .php file rather than .html for the PHP "magic".

I see the maintenance page. Try using this code and giving me a link to it: $con = mysqli_connect('HOST','USERNAME','PASSWORD','DATABASE'); if (!$con) { echo 'An error occurred.'; } else { echo 'The connection has succeeded!'; } I know, nothing to put out the actual error but it should give more...

phpMyAdmin being out of date shouldn't be a cause of server connection delays. Same for the MySQL server (mysql-server).

After checking my site on xo2, I have noticed that this issue isn't on all servers. Can a link for the site be provided so we can see what is doing on exactly?

If the internet SMS server is hosted on your site then it could be a possible violation depending on what it is doing exactly. But what do I know? It could be a mistake or something. Anyway, I would do what essellar said for the reasons mentioned.

As stated a few posts ago, this is a security feature in CPanel and it is there for .. well security. Many control panels (regardless which host) will have this feature so all you can do is either find a WiFi hotspot (not mobile-based) or maybe try to stay in one place. Essellar has pretty much...

I think what is being asked here is why after entering the login credentials does the user have to be put onto an other page saying that the password or username is incorrect. I would say that many sites do this but many also check the info from one page using JQuery or/and AJAX libraries and...

Works for me.