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You're not saving the image anywhere -- you're using the library to create an image. You're also telling the server that the .php file is going to be a "image/png" instead of "application/php" -- meaning your .php file acts as a .png.

It's working fine for me.

You'd just create an index file in public_html/mobile.onlythebestoftheweb.x10.mx/.

I need your cPanel username -- there's no account linked to the forum account that you're using. I can also use your domain name.

djthomp853: what is your cpanel usrename?

When we figure out how to fix it. My workaround will do in the interim.

Are you all still having this issue? I just tested a few software installs and they all work fine.

You can also run it as a bulk action on your images to regenerate the thumbnails.

Install and activate this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/force-regenerate-thumbnails/installation/ It's a temporary fix.

Can you guys confirm that your images are being uploaded, but thumbnails aren't being created? That's what's happening on my test installations. It gives a 503/HTTP error, but does upload the images.

Can you try again? I restarted exim.

Locking topic. See: http://community.x10hosting.com/threads/change-server-name.192032/

(there's no "sarcastic and fantastic" button, so I liked it, Phoebe) Moved from Introductions to Free Hosting

We're working on it. I've been testing out some solutions.

Hey-- From what I can tell from looking at the server.. your website is using a TON of resources. I loaded up the page you linked to, and got a server error because it's taking so long to complete. On top of this--you're on a free hosting server with thousands of other people--and it's peak...

It's referencing the CLI version of PHP.

I've also resolved the issue with your mysqli -- it was your script. You instantiated the variable $DBPassword, and then referenced it in the mysqli object as $DBPass. I changed $DBPass to $DBPassword.

The confusion here is that the version of PHP compiled for Litespeed (the web server) is different than the version that cPanel recognizes as installed. root@vox [~]# php -v PHP 5.3.27 (cli) (built: Nov 5 2013 18:44:28) Copyright (c) 1997-2013 The PHP Group Zend Engine v2.3.0, Copyright (c)...

Ummm. What about me, Sharky?

I'm gonna have to go with what was said earlier in the ticket -- upgrading to Illuminated or Premium hosting. Moodle is a very resource intensive script. I monitored your processes during that time period, and you jumped up to a pretty high memory usage when your users were logging in. I'm...