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Hi. We're aware of this. It is a result of some security patching we're implementing. Everything should be back to normal soon.

That would be a violation of our terms of service.

Hi-- Most of these issues should be alleviated at this time.

Hi-- Most of these issues should be alleviated at this time.

Hi-- Most of these issues should be alleviated at this time.

Hi-- Most of these issues should be alleviated at this time.

Hi-- Most of these issues should be alleviated at this time.

We had about ten minutes of downtime earlier.

We offer Python support on Premium hosting, but not free hosting. No RoR though.

Hi Phillybob, Of course! You can use whichever FTP Client you'd like. Do you use a control panel on your current hosting account? If so, it's most likely cPanel--it should look similar to the "x10x3" theme you have on your free account panel. That's correct, you can use phillybob.com (or any...

Woah! That's a very steep price you're paying! We don't have phone support, but we do have 24/7 ticket support, with a great support team available to you. :) We also offer a free migration from our free hosting to our paid hosting, and if you're on a host right now that supports cPanel, we...

Hi, I've removed some of the incompatible scripts. AngusThermopyle is correct-we don't have control of compatibility.

This is true. We'll call Dead-I a "Dead-I" Or... possibly a Lackey.

A website is not a website. It's not fair to have someone store gigabytes of data on a server. We are not a file hosting service, and nor should we be treated as one. There are dedicated services out there to host files, photos, etc--we are here to host websites. There is a difference between...

Rude. I'm beautiful.

For the record, the suspension was not made in error. I just personally verified that you were indeed uploading a Proxy, which is against our terms of service.

like this?

i renamed the file. your website is working, except for that there is a scripting error.

Your problem is your .htaccess file: <Files *.php> deny from all </Files>

Right now the problem appears to be isolated to xo1,xo2, and xo3.