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2MB did seem to be an odd upload size, good to know that you can change such configuration. :)

Both superglobal variables $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] and $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] are affected by the update, any code that uses any of them may most likely have issues with IP matches, checking and linking files correctly (depending on their use). CMS's seem to have this issue because they of...

Only the administrator can change it, hence "These PHP configuration settings are customizable by the server administrator. They are listed for reference only."

Ah yes. I was typing a bit quick there. The OP seemed to have previously registered when the country restriction wasn't in place so it is hard to tell without knowing if the OP has went over 21 days and if so then... I have no idea what will be offered here.

I'm very aware of what he and many others have said, obviously only the staff have the power to find and attempt to fix the issue with the access and tools available. The others? Nope. All the others can do is try to identify issues which don't require any special access or tools. They will have...

Oh no. Your site is loading really slowly annnnnndddd now I see a Backend fetch error. I would like to say that this one looks like a non-stopper so all you need to do is wait for the error, it ain't gonna show anything apart from the error.

Yes, it's true that you don't know what is creating the links as the server renders the PHP that you cannot see unless you can access the actual file. It's understandable to use document root for functions that include files, but when it comes to content which will take you to an other page on...

There is a problem with your domain so I cannot look at the issue myself (apparently it is to do with MX).

I'm updating my social networking site but I don't think if would be easy to maintain because of the space and the bandwidth (98GB ain't enough) and the hosting costs almost £15 when you can get much more for much cheaper (like unlimited/unmetered both and more). My card doesn't work with US...

Wait, x10hosting.. x10.. x04.. Where does the 'o' come from? :D

It is the correct place to request such thing. You don't need to buy Prime for the "unlimited" storage, but if you want you can buy Prime for the extras if you would like. I would like to point out something to save someone's fingers, you are limited to 1GB for photo(/video) gallaries even with...

It can be possible. I have mentioned before that that it could be that.

This occurs even with a simple forward slash (no document root globalsuper variable)? EDIT: That would be strange, but there is doubt that would be the case as my site uses the original format (forward slash first). I don't think the document root needs to be used in a link (looking at the code...

If your account is suspended then all of your stuff is gone. If it is due to inactivity then it COULD be possible to have an other account as you have registered previously when the restriction wasn't in place, hence the word 'COULD'. I'm actually wondering what would be said in this thread...

Yes, but using ways of getting around (not saying any just in case someone does try) constantly (after a few suspentions) would have to be dealt with some way. I'm not sure how it is done here but someone should know for sure.

Saw your edit. Root is like the beginning, FTP is set to be chroot-jailed to the public_html folder so you can't get out of it on a FTP client (possibly excluding the file manager in CPanel). Root of a storage device like for example, '/' is "the first" storage path found in Linux. The device...

You can get into real trouble if you attempt to get around the blockage regardless if you're going to cause harm or not. If the service blocks India then it's blocked, the only exclusion is if you were registered here BEFORE the restriction was put in place then you can possibly stay, according...

Unfortunately, these days it's all about the money and curiousity *cough* stalkers *cough*. When we post stuff online to the public, we have to be aware that ANYONE can see what we post. The FBI or whoever likes to look around at things deeper than the posts posted to the public, like IP...

Users should automatically know that I mean't public_html, so don't worry about that.