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Remote access to mysql, which is what you'd need, is not available on free hosting, connections from an IP that is not within our network is blocked by the firewall. You would need a Premium account at the least to be able to use remote mysql.

Due to the setup with two separate webservers handling the requests for free hosting, this does not work as cPanel would see the incoming IP as beeing that of the webserver and not the end user. This is also why the option to deny IPs was removed from cPanel interface. Not sure if .htaccess...

As previously stated, the only way to get the account reinstated at this point is by upgrading. If you chose to upgrade, the account will be moved in its full to the new server, that part works the same for Illuminated as Premium. We cant start making exceptions for one user and not to the...

without the full domain, we can't really check it out and therefor not sort it either. If you previously had it configured for an older account, or this one, it may be the entires still exist on the name servers as that sometimes are not properly removed when the domain is removed in cPanel. To...

Linking to copyright protected materials which you do not hold the copyright for, or have written permissions to redistribute, is just as bad as having them in your account and will get you suspended.

That would likely have some legal issues, as you can not use their images and such without violating their copyright.

cpanel you should be able to access on the secondary, the site itself is a bit more tricky, as the domain does point to the main IP. http://69.175.121.68:2082 should let you login to cPanel.

That should work, that domain does ping to an IP not associated with our free hosting service

It is not possible to switch free hosting server.

That does still require the option "Default address" to be available, since you are doing a domain forwarding even if it is within your own domain (in this case as a "catch all"). To be able to use this, you'd need a premium account.

when using the website builder that is what you get. The files from sitereptile is encrypted and can only be edited through the website builder. You'll have to login to your site and do the edits that way (browsing to admin.php should give you that option).

to use a co.cc domain, you need to register, and configure, that domain over at http://co.cc Did you do this?

Database host should be localhost

Seeing as your account is currently suspended it will be terminated automatically, we do not expedite the termination in these cases.

To late for fixing it now, you should not have used us as a file hosting service, we provide service for creating a website. Your account will remain suspended until terminated.

It may help contacting your ISP, but it is highly possible that they'll say, not our end, we can't do anything. I am currently stuck with that answer from my ISP :/

The full suspension message does also include "Script Hosting", which it does simply because there's no actual site on your account by the look of it, all there is is a facebook plugin (false even). The suspension would be permanent either way.

Account has been unsuspended. For the record you could have done so your self through the account panel. You'll want to look at what might be using a large chunk of cpu/ram though to avoid it in the future.

No, file hosting is prohibited by ToS and something we don't tolerate. The suspension would be permanent.

If your account goes over the resource limits again, yes it would be suspended. Resource usage does not depend on number of users, with badly written code it could be enough with one user viewing the site/page. This is a snippet from the logs: 50 concurrent commands is a bit more then double...