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I've alerted the administration to this issue. Thank you for your patience as we rectify this issue. Stuff happens that is out of our control, unfortunately. We do not offer any uptime guarantee, but we strive to get as close to 100% as possible. I'm not sure what's happening right now, but...

I've alerted the administration to this issue. Thank you for your patience as we rectify this issue.

Re: Connexion impossible / Could not connect: https://stoli.x10hosting.com:2083/login Bonjour, Je m'excuse pour le temps d'indisponibilité. J'ai alerté les adminastrateurs au problème. Nous vous remercions de votre patience.

Do you even understand what an SLA is? It's a Service Level Agreement. It has absolutely nothing to do with how support requests are handled. The system we use works efficiently, and is damn fast. Go to any other free webhost, and don't expect a response for at least four days. We don't...

The reason anything that affects multiple users isn't escalated is because we have an internal messaging system and other means of communications as to how we get information around to who needs to know. It's as simple as opening an IM window, and messaging Corey or Bryon, or anyone, and they...

It seems that your account has been terminated. It's most likely for an inactivity suspension if you haven't been on in over say, a month and a half. Unfortunately, there is no way to recover your account once it's been terminated. May I have the cPanel name that was associated with the...

You should be able to view your website at http://rohit.pcriot.com/ . I'm receiving that you've password protected your website though, so you'll need a username and password to view it.

If they all the bad ones get sent to staff with a priority of "low" then they're all equally bad. Those tickets are answered in the order that they come in. No tickets have a higher priority than any other tickets - unless they're in there first, in which case they'll be seen and replied to first.

are section=example&page=anotherone exactly what you want? Because the mapping changes if you start changing keywords. Essentially what you want to do if that's the case is grab the subfolders, and put them into a RedirectRule. You're gonna want to watch for XSS attacks and injections though...

I'm hoping they'll throw it up on DreamSpark too.

You can completely disable that functionality of it, and make it work just like a normal PC. Should just stick with 7, tbh.

file: chmod (value)/+x file folder: chmod (value)/+x -R folder/ example: chmod 644 index.php chmod +x shell.sh chmod 644 -R folder/ (You might want to look at chown too) Moving an entire directory (recursive move): mv -R folder/ newlocation/

Please don't gravedig. Requesting lock.

Instead of using rmdir, just use rm with the rf flags. rm -rf file/directory (f is forceful, r is recursive) Also: There are already lists like this around, and they cover a lot more - but this is a good start. http://ss64.com/bash/

2.1gigs with Chrome, Icechat, Steam, Jing (memory hog), and uTorrent open.

We're building a religion. /thread

Again, where are you getting your information? We have no clue as to the size of this issue. It could be little, it could be much bigger. Read the news and announcements for more information. We're working with the Datacenter as we speak...

We're working on it. http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/159909-stoli-issue.html#post824282

"We don't really try to fix the problem right away?" Where do you get your information? We work tirelessly to fix issues. I've known Corey and Bryon to not sleep for days while doing major conversions, etc. Saying we don't do anything to fix it right away is bull.

There's no way anyone can guarantee 100% uptime. 99.9% SLA is industry standard. Read more here: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/archive/index.php/t-538835.html