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Looks like WP made it extra work. :p

None of that should be affected since all you are doing is moving a whole folder. Since WP is supposed to be installable by anyone, it shouldn't limit itself to the document root with includes/require (if WP is still working after moving around then you should be able to tell that it doesn't use...

Have you tried clearing your cookies? Maybe one or two went bad. EDIT: There are a few ways of editing and deleting cookies, you can use EditMyCookie in the Chrome Store.

Ah right, I had a slight feeling that there was a few things blocked but I didn't think it would be completely protected with it enabled. One step ahead. ;)

Where is your add-on domain pointing to directory-wise?

Try renaming your .htaccess file and then visiting your site, it was found that something is writing things into the .htaccess file or there is some encoding issue of some type.

Are you using any software for your site and if so what is that software being used?

Try removing the line here: AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm .php Also, if you are wanting index.html and index.htm to be the default thing as well then I would add their file extensions to the DirectoryIndex list.

Having exec() enabled is a HUGE security threat. Exec() allows server-side shell execution. On a webhost of any kind, that should ALWAYS be disabled as someone can hang the server using SLEEP, reboot the server, shutdown, you name it. From what I've saw, many things ended up being enabled during...

I believe they have something in place for the outbound part of the emails which is to do with checking emails. EDIT: After thirder investigation, I have noticed that there is currently an email delivery issue: http://status.x10hosting.com

According to Chrome, it's a redirect loop. The thing is that it does redirect to /wp but that is where the redirection loop starts (this means what you've done can't have possibly done this and did what you were intending to do). Can you remove the redirect and try accessing /wp to see if it...

Have you tried going to /public_html ?

They wouldn't put out such trick if it was bad so it doesn't seem bad. Don't take my word for it though.

I doubt you've messed up anything. From the looks of it, it is set on your account for the default directory to be outside public_html/ Only a member of staff who can modify accounts can make a simple fix to this.

Could be the permissions for www-data or whatever (we're in a chroot-jail so we can't go outside the area we're allowed to upload in). Now for a staff member to take over and "run" a quick fix.

Predicted getting Rick Roll'd on the XFac- <- So off topic but worth saying. What permissions are set on your files and folders?

Rename your .htaccess file to something else. It most likely has some things it shouldn't have in it.

Hello. I'm Andre. You may know me from the programming/scripts/etc and free hosting forum, I never really created an introduction thread before so I felt like introducing myself despite the fact I'm not so new to this community forum anymore. I do both back and front end web development in my...

While I was pointing out a rule to someone in the forums, I've found a typo in the ToS once again. "We do not allow any type of application, bot, or script that runs continuousl or unattended." "Continuousl" Just wanted to point that out. XD

It isn't safe if you don't look at the links you're visiting and with all of those pedophiles going around.