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Don't make me laugh like that. It's not nice. :P

Perl is a gross language, that's really not meant for websites...

Hi, You can change your MX records for your domain inside cPanel, since your domain's nameservers are set to our nameservers. Thanks,

Hi mholmes, Please send an email to sales[at]x10premium.com

I'm looking into this. tahnks.

We do not support perl, and I'm looking into why the server is allowing you to run this.

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This should be resolved now--but @nickwolt41's comment is 100% correct with regard to RewriteBase

You need to update your MX record to point to Google. They are currently set to the local server. You can search Google Apps for instructions on how to set the MX records.

I've removed them for you.

At this point, your account is at the limit for disk space. We require all websites to have been around for at least 7 days in order to get unmetered disk space, however in this case, I will make an exception. I've upgraded your account to unmetered disk space.

We're aware of this issue. http://status.x10hosting.com/

You'll need the files to be .php. You can use mod_rewrite to make it look like they're .html files (for the purposes of maintaining links you've had for a while, etc)

PHP is already enabled. You just need to have a .php file, with PHP code inside.

We don't support CGI scripts on free hosting--if they were working, they shouldn't have been. I would recommend using PHP to do this--as we will always support PHP.

You may use the PHP Version selector in cPanel to select between PHP 5.4 and PHP 5.5

For clarification, the planned maintenance on XO1-XO4 took approximately 5 minutes. XO2 Didn't come up from the reboot because of the underlying filesystem inconsistency.

XO1, XO2, XO3, and XO4 are currently offline for planned infrastructure/network maintenance.

The reason for the suspension is clearly stated on the appeal page. Your appeal was responded to four minutes ago. I am locking this thread.

You need to open an appeal. You are not suspended for inactivity.