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Using that URL, I see your site fine. Clear your browse cache and history. If you still see the Default Web Site Page, it is because your ISP is caching content and it will just take time for them to expire their cache. Everybody else should see your site fine.

Try using your email instead of your Forum username when logging onto the Account Panel.

Instead of using your Forum username, use your email

It cannot be turned off on an account-by-account basis. You can make a suggestion http://x10hosting.com/forums/feedback-suggestions/ by stating your case why the feature should be disabled for everyone on the free servers. You can ask at the Script's support forum what you should do to adapt...

I see it. Clear your browser cache and history. If you still see the default website page, your ISP is caching old copies. You can either wait until it expires its cache, or you can add ?fooo to the end of your URL to trick it.

What you need is a closure.

The main URL is working. Your computer/browser has cached old information and is serving up the default page. It will continue to do so until the cache/history expires or you clear it. Further, your ISP might be doing the same thing. The ?foo is just a trick to bypass the caching routines of...

1. Make sure files have permissions set to 0644 and files to 0755 2. Make sure any .htacces that uses mod_rewrite has RewriteBase / at or near the top (above any RewriteRule )

Try http://diakbarat.x10.mx/?foo

The page is a standard placekeeper for new domains. It takes 24-48 hours for the system to fully integrate new domains. Please clear your browser cache and history before checking your account. If the page still appears after 48 hrs, please post back.

I don't get a 404. I get a page with a fatal MySQL error.

Insufficient information to make a meaningful suggestion.

Clear your browser cache and history and try again. Perhaps add ?foo to the end of the URL. I see your site.

I don't see Concrete5 I do see a new WP install in /wp Try clearing your browser history and cache. And perhaps adding a ?foo to the end of the URL to bypass any ISP caching routines.

One problem is that a lot of the css, js , and images are coming from 3rd party sites. He makes request to: gscdesigns.co.cc fonts.googleapis.com api.viglink.com ajax.cloudflare.com mm.chitika.net polldaddy.com scripts.chitika.net i.polldaddy.com...

Right. Perl and Python do not run on the Free servers. Only PHP

From my test on Chopin, no. My test: I have a custom 404 File Not Found that works. In .htaccess I wrap the ErrorDocument declaration thus: <ifModule mod_geoip.c> ErrorDocument 404 /error/404.html </ifModule> note the '.c' at the end of the module name. The Error...

Not sure if they are keeping the MySQL server on or off the machine for your accounts. 1. You would still need the full path to the backup file, not just a relative path. 2. Use mysql_error to test for error messages.

Are you doing this on your computer or on x10hosting? The command runs on the MySQL server, which may or may not be the server where you account is located. Even then, you have to give the full path to the file, ie '/home/igor/public_html/backups/stock-table-dumpMay182011.txt'

Stoli seems to have scattered problems. If you would post your exact problems here: http://x10hosting.com/forums/news-announcements/156681-stoli-mysql-issue.html#post812185 it will help the Admins track down the causes of the problems.