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Since the servers are in US, the US laws are what will be applied. If you have on your page something like "email me for a copy of XXXX" that would be a problem (if the XXXX represent something illegal by US laws or otherwise violate our tos), since you still use the site with us to make those...

The only way to change the user name is to request the current account to be terminated and then sign up for a new one. To get the account removed, fill out this form:

since we offer unmetered disk space I don't think it would be a problem having all files on your account with us, I would even recommend that you have everything in the same place.

As long as none of the sites you link to, and the dicussions on your site does not concern illegal stuff, like how to crack software, use an illegally obtained game etc you should be good to go. Linking to sites that discuss these matters would be equally as bad as discussing it on your site...

You can have Portuguese - Brazilian, if you provide a full, manual, translation that is easily accessible at all times into one of the allowed languages. Yes, there are a number of translation options available, they are far from accurate with some languages, while they work fairly well with...

I see that your database is listed as _system in cPanel, yet in your configuration it is listed as _mfripper That would be what's causing it, your script is trying to connect to a database that does not exist.

where and how are you uploading the file? 12.5 MB should not cause a problem.

Ignorance is not an excuse. To get the account setup you had to tick a small thing saying "I agree to x10Hosting's Terms of Service." If you did chose to not read what you actually agree to, well to bad for you, the rules still apply, and you agreed to follow them. A nulled script is illegal...

You were suspended because we do not allow rapidleech on our servers. Your account is permanently suspended, all access revoked. Eventually the account will be terminated.

Yeah, it started working for me as well yesterday. So guess whatever caused it has been solved.

The account has been permanently suspended for spamming, which means that all access is permanently revoked. Eventually the account will be terminated.

Testing user systems is one thing, using those of another site, is a whole different matter and actually counts as fraudulent activity. document.habboLoggedIn = false; var habboName = null; var habboId = null; There's absolutely no good reason for you to use their files, the account will...

I have unsuspended your account.

We do not tolerate nulled, illegal, scripts. They are even breaking US copyright laws. The account will remain suspended for as long as it take for the system to deleted it, which will be at least 14 days, possibly considerably longer.

As long as you keep to the ToS a phpBB forum will be just fine. Do note though that we can not guarantee that all mods will work without triggering a high resource usage suspension, those are reversible though. A small heads up though, make sure your members do not post links to anything...

Now that is a bit differently from what I see on the server in your account. And the code I see in the file, in your account, does indeed seem like something bad to me. A code snippet is attached: echo "<br><b>UDP Flood</b><br>Completed with $packets (" . round(($packets*65)/1024, 2) . " MB)...

Re: Blessed day! Could you please edit my php.ini error_reporting, thank you very muc Since it is a shared environment, with a php.ini set server wide, we can not change it for your account only.

Yeah, those happens sometimes. In order to get unsuspended you must provide a valid license number for your vBulletin. If you can not do that the account will remain suspended as a licenseless vBulletin would be a nulled, illegal, one.

With those usages, I guess premium would be the best bet. Once you signed up and paid for a premium account we can migrate the account in its full over to that server. All you need to do is submit a ticket in the clients area (premium support) and request it, don't forget to include your...

The above is from the logs, and at that time those two scripts were using a bit over double the allowed for CPU usage, in two open processes (commands). There's a couple notes of higher usage as well, up to using almost one full CPU. In that case it was the following file that was accessed...