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If you make a backup of bad files or database, it wont be a good idea to restore as you will have the same problem. So I don't think your backup is good. As for that error... Maybe you ran out of hosting space?

They don't allow free hosting to see errors... that is why you saw a blank page. I know that can be confusing and its frustrating. It probably would of told you that you were missing the the specific theme and all you needed to do was restore the theme you had deleted. Only one way to find...

Try using <ifmodule mod_security.c> SecFilterEngine Off SecFilterScanPOST Off </ifmodule>

Yeah it's working and I checked on that site before, I think someone else mentioned that link on this forum when I was searching on why my css changes were not showing. I'm constantly modifying my css stylesheets and it's why I disabled Varnish for now. Varnish disabled or not, doesn't seem to...

Yeah I get that too. I don't understand how a 404 error can log me out of my forum but so far it seems to be a mystery since I been trying a crap load of googling and asking around on different development sites. At this point, it seems, I can hold a normal login session within my forum. An...

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No wonder. Seeing less hits to my own forum protection but that's even better that they implement it on their own end. kudos.

Make sure your wordpress and or its plugins are up-to-date!

Disregard what I said, I'm pretty sure its just my own problem. But yes, if you get a domain with your account you use the same .htaccess for mod_rewrite To answer your question, yes mod_rewrite works.

I was member of a forum that was hosted by x10 And saw that it was rarely down or sluggish. So that caught my attention and when the time came that I needed to go live, I signed up. =p

Thanks for replying, but I have that already in my .htaccess when I found out we had Varnish installed and I have tested without it too, just in case. I also placed php_flag register_globals Off php_flag magic_quotes_gpc Off php_value request_order GPC But that doesn't seem to make too much a...

Not since we got switched to apache servers, no. something funky with .htaccess and mod_rewite but I guess all one can do is wait for solutions.

Hello, so I'm having strange issues with getting logged out of my phpbb3 forum. It's not so much random either... its predictable Not when posting or browsing the forum, but when I'm in my admin control panel I seem to just loose my login session. Or (especially) if I trigger my custom 404...

One way to check is by switching your control panels theme to paper_lantern and you'll be able to see inode stats on the left hand menu. For whatever reason, we're not able to see this with the basic theme.

Hello, I been having really frustrating problems with holding my login sessions on my phpbb3 forum ( random logouts ) and I never had issue with it untill x10 migrated to apache severs. I can not say for certain it's the actual cause but I know enough that sometimes when things get changed...

Trying my hardest to pin-point the reason why my phpbb3 forum software logs me out when I close my FF broswer. It doesn't do it on any other site. even tested on someone elses phpbb3 forum that is hosted here and it doesn't log me out. so i'm pulling my hair out here. on Chrome I can not seem...

Oh ok thank you. I wasn't aware of that feature. looks like it was set to 5.4 by default cpanel said something else so was wondering. thanks again

This post here http://community.x10hosting.com/threads/changing-php-versions.189018/ explains how to change php versions. I know there been tons of changes with servers since that topic was made. so was wondering if those commands are still valid because when I try the 'free hosting' ones...

phpbb3 forum here and I have mostly mod rewrite enabled for the forum software. I did not touch the .htcaccess at all other than to clear it out and only then I'm able to get into my site just fine. Otherwise FF tells me 'The page isn't redirecting properly'. it was working fine before tonight...

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