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Looks like I might have tired eyes, apparently both 0 and 7 counts as a Sunday in DA (though the normal is if there's a 0-7 range 6 and 7 counts as Sunday as far as I can tell)

On another note you don't have to specify all variables, for instance with having a date (day and month) you'd probably want to put * for day of week (or leave day and month as * and only have day of week to set it to a weekly event).

no you would set it to 16, assuming you want 4 pm

mail.[domain].org will not be able to use secure, you probably need port 25 which is the regular non secureport

for hour you'd want to do military time, ie use a 24 hour clock, ranging from 0 (midnight) to 23 (11 pm)

I'm redirected to the non www. version. So far the site has worked flawlessly every time I looked it during the day.

The only thing that could remotely make sense is that cloudflare cache servers have conflicting information about the location of your domain (their service have two proxy servers that your site could potentially load from). In the account you have there there's a button for cache, it *may*...

Cron will be executed on server time, which is eastern daylight time (EDT), servers are US located.

Note that a cronjob can only be done with a minimum of 5 minutes in between (this applies if you have more then one as well, make sure they do not collide at some point). By default crons would only log error I believe, by sending a message to the message system in DA that is found in the upper...

Great, I'll mark this as resolved then. Feel free to contact us if you need any other assistance.

What I have in my account is: /usr/bin/php -q (the -q appears to be a needed part when I did some testing)

That *should* deactivate the forced (if you ever enabled it but I'm guessing you did not as you don't know where it is), but it is actually a separate setting a bit further down on that page that is only visible with SSL enabled. Have you tried another browser, or forcing reload without...

The full path for anything in that location would be: /home/USERNAME/domains/[domain1]/public_html Username would be the same as shown under "Quick FTP" (and is also seen at the right end of most content in filemanager as USER/USER

I made a small change, and now I at least get the domain as pointing to the new server after flushing my dns cache to speed it up for my computer.

the mail.yourdomain.com does ping to the proxy server for me right now. You would either have an A record or a CNAME for mail, having both will cause a conflict. The entire list for my setup is: https://www.screencast.com/t/9DEgefLyeLkB Note that there are no duplicates.

https://www.screencast.com/t/tM4HuJuut That is how it looks on my account, I have a CNAME though. A record will work the same however. Notice the gray cloudflare cloud and that is says DNS only.

Did you ever update the A record? If not it would have served the site from the old server still as we would not have had any way to update the information cloudflare have for your domain, but with them now being offline, the site can no longer be served from the old server IP. The old server...

I'm sorry to hear that. Stay safe.

As you may know, we did some server migrations in December and January, as announced here: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/cpanel-migration-to-directadmin.206877/ This also lead to new IP addresses for the servers, for your server that is: 198.91.81.13 The old servers have now been...

Yeah, the current events affects us all in various ways.