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Your last valid login was a year ago. Please read this https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/apache-is-functioning-normally.208159/ Requesting admin assistance.

Requesting admin assistance

I believe user@domain.x10.mx (in example) is your default account and it can't be changed. I can't seem to find any more information about it.

Your current IP address as of the time you made this post is not in the firewall and is also not in the firewall history log. Make sure you log in to https://x10hosting.com/sso/main

Try deleting it from DirectAdmin domains or pointers (if it exists) and then add it to domains (if you want it to be a totally different site than your other site) or pointers (if you want it to be a mirror image of your other site)

If an admin can release it from the nameserver, I'll host the domain for you. I also asked again for the transfer. Whichever happens first, you're welcome to. I'll post here if I get notification of the transfer. If any admins read this, if they release the domain, please let me know so I can...

I think there are multiple issues going on. The cURL issue would not have changed recently. The server version of openSSL has been 1.0.XXXXX for years. Heck, when I ran a server in 2012 it was 1.0.XXXXX. The mail is probably a separate issue since it would use sendmail or fsockopen.

Here's what I found: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/http-503-backend-fetch-failed.208411/

This is an extremely difficult update. I'm going to see if it's possible and in what timeframe. Basically, the operating system doesn't support openssl 1.1 replacing openssl 1.0. PHP wants to use the operating system shared version of openssl. If you want to use different versions in the...

Please read and understand this post: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/apache-is-functioning-normally.208159/ You last login was over 360 days ago. If there is a backup, an admin will have to retrieve it. Requesting admin assistance.

I need to look through the history on this forum. I had another user and we solved this, but unfortunately I don't have time to look at it tonight and I have no recollection of what was done.

It appears that cURL being used on the server is OpenSSL/1.0.2k-fips and I do believe that 1.1+ is required for TLSv1.3. Can you see if TLS 1.3 is a requirement or if an older version can be used?

SSL for x10hosting free isn't supported. So, if you cURL https://yoursite.x10host.com, it will fail with an SSL error. If you cURL http://yoursite.x10host.com it should work. If you are getting this message outgoing from x10, then the service to which you are connecting doesn't have a valid SSL...

Make sure you don't have it added already as a domain (it can't be a pointer and a domain at the same time). If you were to have multiple accounts, which is against the rules, make sure it's not added on a different account. If you still get this message, maybe an admin can figure out where this...

You need to use what DirectAdmin calls domain pointers. It will make website a.example the same website as b.example. You can also create a second website in DirectAdmin from the Domains screen by adding a new domain.

Are you using cURL from x10 to somewhere, or from somewhere to x10?

Your last login before being suspended was a year ago in November, 2019. Your account would have been suspended at the beginning of the year. You're 330 days past your 30 day login requirement. Please read and understand this post, which is at the top of this forum...