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Try the two suggestions here: http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/117591-sql-error.html#post664799 If those do not work, please go to cPanel and try to use phpMyAdmin. If you get an error message, please post it here.

Try the two suggestions here: http://x10hosting.com/forums/free-hosting/117591-sql-error.html#post664799 If those do not work, please go to cPanel and try to use phpMyAdmin. If you get an error message, please post it here.

It happened during the mySQL server move. A lot of people had the same problem. Not just you. And it is not "your" server. It is shared with a ton of other users.

I will escalate your problem into a Support Ticket so the Admins can handle it.

If the above steps do not work, please try to use phpMyAdmin via the cPanel. If you get an error message, please post it here.

Can you use phpMyAdmin in cPanel? If not, what error message do you get?

I will escalate your problem with your account on absolut to a Support Ticket so the Admins can look at it.

Your front page loads fine w/o any apparent errors. If it is an interior page, post that URL.

Ok. I will escalate this to an official support ticket so the Admins can address your problem.

Try https://chopin.x10hosting.com:2083 to get to cPanel.

Does load, but slowly.

Please define "not able to login to the cPanel" Can't get to the login page? It refuses your user/pass combo with an error message, without an error message? What URL are you using to attempt to get to the login page or are you going via the Account Panel?

Will escalate this to a Support Ticket so an Admin can check it out for you.

Try going to cPanel, mySQL Databases, Drop the user (do not delete) Add him back, making sure to give him all permissions on the popup screen (ALL is unchecked by default) Often works after a mysql server moves.

Your forum software should have a config, configuration, settings ( .ini or .php ) file. Open it and make sure the database host is set to 'localhost' . Nothing else. If that does not work, go to cPanel, mySQL Databases, drop the user (do not delete), add him back giving him All Permissions...

What do you mean "put this ip"? EDIT: The fact that you changed the DNS several times probably means that it will take you 24-36 hrs to actually see your site, unless you use a proxy.

It isn't going to work if you set the nameservers to another hosting sites servers. Don't blame x10.

It does not show your account as being suspended. secondoeffe.x10hosting.com You should be able to log into cPanel Your Index of / loads and shows the content. The forums don't load, but that might have to do with the mysql move causing some need of reconfiguring your settings.

When you added the user back, did you check "ALL" on the Permissions screen? It is unchecked by default.

I will escalate this into a support ticket so the Admins can handle it directly.