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guess it depends on how the random post works, if it just queries your database for a random post, given some conditions is filled, I don't see why that would cause any higher resource usage then displaying the posts normally. At first glance none of the listed ones does seem to be the cause.

Your account would not be at immediate risk of termination just because of high resource usage suspension, unless you fail to request unsuspension in due time if suspended or refuse to make an effort to solving the issue.

Paid support is accessed through clients area that you should have access to as a paying customer.

Glad that you found a working backup. Does this mean I should close the tickets so admins doesn't apply a backup at a later point?

Without checking the log, I'd say that execution time could very well have been the cause, or at least part of it. The suspension might have been triggered due to the your site demanding too much cpu time, especially if you had more then one run with the script or had other things that had...

Does look to me as your public_html folder is where it should be, though your homepage is giving an error about a missing file. It appears as you never got the updated diskspace, which I have now taken care of.

Yes, found a note about that account being terminated earlier this month. You'll have to sign up for a new account, if you run into any problems post back and someone can escalate this to a ticket as it will most likely require a staff member in that case.

welcome to x10Hosting :)

check your config file, the host should be 'localhost' while it previously may have worked with mysql-servername.x10hosting.com as well.

If you opened it yesterday then it seem reasonable to think that there was some error during sign up, I can not find any account by that name in the system. Please try signing up again.

could be something that temporarily caused execution time to exceed the normal (at least I assume that is why cpu time got over the limit)

it is rather common that the port is blocked in workplaces or schools. http://socal.x10hosting.com:2082 or http://cpanel.socal.x10hosting.com might work for you (the later has been reported as working even where the port is blocked)

Don't worry about that message, server admins will deal with it in due time. Probably just hasn't gotten to that yet since the upgrade is so recent and there were some issues that required more immediate attention.

That address loads the cPanel login page fine for me, probably a temporary issue.

Note that changes to the dns system can take up to 48 hours to fully propagate. However in your case it does appear as the changes didn't fully go through to the backend of the system, a manual sync turned it back to the old one. Could you please try changing again? Note that if you have any...

Looks as there's a script that uses up a bit of cpu time during processing. The script is located at: /public_html/trade/index.php This is part of the log that shows a little what the script was doing at that point...

if the domain in any way is added in cPanel, you can not add it as main domain. If you want it to be your main domain, remove it from cPanel first. A parked domain works essentially the same as your main domain does.

try: var $host ='localhost'; That should do the trick.

I'm gonna close this one as the other thread is escalated, and I have answered him there as well.

Host should be localhost.