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There was a small issue with the backend which have now been sorted out. If someone tried to hack your email it would be their IP that got blocked unless they attempt to do it from the same internet connection as you use.

In that case we simply took the account backup from the old cPanel server and reapplied that backup to the new server so that would have been why it was reverted to the state of that backup. The current login issues is NOT related to a specific account but rather a server error which has been...

I wouldnt know since I don't know what happened last time to cause them to disappear, but if the error causes problems actually writing the data to the correct storage it could very well be the same now. As for the error, it is possible that moodle would prefer running on a different php...

Does look like you are redirecting traffic to a misspelled version of your domain. There is an o to much in there. You'll have to edit your .htaccess to correct that spelling misstake. The status page has been dead for a long time as it was discontinued for often being incorrect

You are correct, I located the intitial increase and have therefor added a bit extra for you. All accounts were put on the same plan with the migrations (we had a couple variations on the old cPanel) so I'm assuming there are a few more who got reduced from 1 gb to 512 mb, for some it is...

That would indeed be for installed SSL certificates, we're running some tests currently regarding that option (apache basically doubles the information on each domain with it turned on so we want to see how it would impact the servers), but we will currently not officially support installation...

Have you tried asking the support of cloudflare? We can not support how their end works. I don't use cloudflare myself and never have, but it should indeed affect the root domain as well when you change name servers (though there are some questions as to how well it would actually work with the...

Free hosting does not officially support SSL at this time. Though on our servers there is a cname DNS entry that has the following name: cloudflare-resolve-to, with the root domain as value, do you have that one in your name server as well? I think that may be related to getting the root domain...

I have increased your available diskspace.

There seem to be an issue with your user profile, I have alerted migration team about it so they can re-apply the transfer package.

I'm only relaying what the firewall tells me. IMAP however does more or less continuous contacts with the server to keep them synced, and after 20 fails your IP gets blocked, so it could actually have gotten you blocked before you had a chance to remove the IMAP accounts. I removed it once...

It does seem that you use the cloudflare nameservers, so no those would not update automatically since there is no integration between DirectAdmin and Cloudflare.

You might want to check your settings in any mailclient you use, I found your IP blocked in the firewall due to Failed IMAP login. I have removed the block.

You are absolutely right, those settings should not affect how the x10host.com domain behaves. I did try a quick fix but that appears to not have worked as well as I hoped so I forwarded this to the expert. The same applies to both of you btw (reason I asked about personal domains is that has...

Do you have your own personal domain? If so does it use our nameservers? If the answer to the first is yes and the next is no, you would need to manually update the A record to point towards the new server of your account.

We do our best to keep up with support, from time to time the response time can be a bit longer though

I have manually unsuspended your account, it should be good to go momentarily.

We just noticed one thing, the domain doesn't point to the correct IP, and since you don't use our nameservers that would be something you need to update. The IP of your server is: 198.91.81.11 Can't say for sure that will solve the issue, but it would definitely be needed as the old server...

If you have been using the server address as host, then yes, the new sever does have a new hostname as well. In your case that would be: x14.x10hosting.com

At least it helps so we know where to start looking, what happens if you actually click the suggested link? I took a look on your account and I can not see anything that would be causing that so I forward it to the coders of SSO page to have a look as well.