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I don't think they have been turned on yet due to there being some things to fix up in the backend still, I'll see if I can get a straight answer though. To be safe you should always login at least once every 30 days though.

Your account has now been re-transferred and you should now be able to login properly.

Your account has now been re-done for transfer and I can confirm it is present on x15 at this time.

If you failed to finish it when you first signed up, then you'll have to re-apply for a hosting account once that opens up again. There will be a client account, but no attached hosting account with your email address.

I have unsuspended your account as well, it should be back to working order shortly.

Any database user created within cpanel would typically have your hosting username as prefix, like munimadx_databaseuser This may be why the user in your example gets access denied, it is not the correct username, from what I can see no such user exist for your database.

I'm not familiar with using that way of importing data, I did some digging around and this may be of help for you: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/importing-data-into-mariadb/ Apparently the local option is deemed unsafe "In releases after MariaDB 5.5, LOAD DATA INFILE is unsafe for statement-based...

Yeah, there are some things that are vastly different, even on the admin side, but once you get a hang of it it's rather nice.

Prime is not premium hosting, it was a way to elevate the free hosting for a small fee (little more resources, no need to login), prime is currently no longer being offered though

I'm actually suspecting it is something to do with apache and how the new system handles https requests where the certificate is missing for any reason, rather then maliccous activity. I'm however sending this up to higher admins as I don't have the proper access to investigate further.

I have forwarded this to the migration folks as it appears your account wasnt properly transferred and probably needs to be redone.

Great that you found the option that does work for you.

Your IP is not blocked. Are you able to login if you go directly to x12.x10hosting.com:2222 For direct login the username is the same as here on forums and it should be the same pass as the sso page, there has however been a few instances where something has caused a missmatch on passwords...

Your IP was indeed blocked, you will need to check on your email settings as the block was due to Failed IMAP logins I have removed the IP.

I'm afraid not. To my knowledge there are no userlevel backups for the new servers yet so there would be no place to go for restoring the proper folders on a single account. However if the mails were on the old sevrver a user did post about a method to fetch them through ftp, see...

With php version 7.0 mysql_connect (and the other related commands) is removed in favor of mysqli_ and PDO which are safer options. If your script uses mysqli already, you should in that regard be able to use any of the available versions (though other parts of the script may need a specific...

I have bad news, appears that they didn't actually keep the migration packages after accounts were transferred (makes sense really as we'd have needed at least double diskspace to keep all those). The old servers are online so in the event of failed transfers there would have been an option to...

Did you try from within mysql management or from the link under "Extra features"? Though you do technically not have any use for phpmyadmin without the database created as I recall you won't be able to create them from within phpmyadmin anyways.

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

I took a quick look and found the problem. The actual folder for the subdomain had the wrong permission set, likely due to directadmin and cpanel handling domains rather differently, I altered that folder to have 755 for permission and now it looks like your site works.