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There is no need to swear. It is a server issue, all over Chopin. You need to be patient, and wait for admin to fix it.

I was going to say-a bit of a security risk ;)

Es probablemente una cuestión temporal del servidor. Darle una semana o así, y si no mejora, la administración de contactos. Por favor, perdóneme que yo he utilizado un traductor para escribir esto. :)

Lo más probable es que su accounthas sido suspendido por la inactividad, o el uso de servidores de alto. Usted tendrá que pedir a un administrador para obtener ayuda. Por favor, perdón, como he utilizado un traductor para escribir esto. :)

Is your account suspended? It probably is, for inactivity-but you'll need to ask an admin to unsuspend it if you can't access the account panel. It may have been deleted. Sorry :(

What is the suspension reason? Inactivity, or another reason?

You'll need to delete the script, then ask an admin to unsuspend you, or vice versa, depending on whether or not you can access FTP in the suspended status.

Haha-to the point.

Before unsuspending yourself you need to log in here first, so that you are not placed back in the suspension queue immediately.

It should fix itself. If you look in cPanel, the databases will still be there, its just the link from them to your site isn't. Give it time Patience is a virtue. ;) Edit: By the way, your error page is displaying your MySQL username and password in plain text lol.

This is spanish support-you may want to try english ;)

The databases are still there-check in your cPanel. Its just the link isnt. :)

Up to 48 hours :)

As was previously mentioned, try and test them on your local computer.

Any luck?

Have you got your precious username? :)

It seems there is a script running on your account that is consuming a lot of server resources. You need to track it down.

Officially no, but if you are just telling them there is a problem, that isn't technically support. Catch my drift?? Hope this helps :)

It happened to me on another web host-except it didnt correct, so I came to x10 and never looked back. It was so annoying to have to tell users not to insert www. at the beginning of the URL. Hope this helps :)

Really, every script you run other than html or php would increase server load, so yes, javascript could make a difference. But, like you say, its quite a lightweight site. You could try disabling some Joomla components and see what happens when nobody can use them. I have a site that looks like...