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You can try adding this to your root .htaccess AddHandler application/x-httpd-php53 .php This will revert you back to php 5.3. You should then be able to load your settings, turn off error reporting, and then go back to PHP 5.4/5.

Please login to https://x10hosting.com/sso/login and dispute your suspension there.

Your account was most likely terminated. We can restore your account if you re-create one.

We have your files, you don't have to worry about that. Signups are currently processing, which is why you're receiving that error.

REsolved.

I've restored your database. Please confirm that it is working.

@ajmarini I've restored your databases.. is all the data there?

Yeah... I probably should've taken more than two years of french.. ;)

What is your site on the illuminated server?

Were you using child themes as wordpress suggests?

We're on it. Not sure about the slowness.

Sorry about the issues. It looks like we experienced a small network attack. I'm working on mitigating it now.

We've never modified this setting on our free hosting servers. Given that link, the only thing I think you could possibly be storing is Blob-type data, which would certainly use a large query size (over 1M). I've increased max_allowed_packet on your node to 2M. I will not increase it further.

I've restored your databases.

Alright. your email accounts still exist, it's just the directory structure for them got a little messed up. I'm going to need to create it from a backup. Unfortunately all our Disk Safes are down because we're moving them to a new server.. so it will be a few hours.

You could also, as outlined in the updates, open a support ticket with us through the account panel.

:) Congratulations!

Your database was severely damaged for some reason, and actually was causing problems with our mysql server, which is probably the root of your problems.

http://community.x10hosting.com/threads/did-you-know-we-offer-unlimited-disk-quota-learn-more-here.173837/

How big is the packet you're trying to send? We generally don't increase this setting without good reason. Only a severely MASSIVE query would cause this to happen.