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They are migrating several servers, including the one you are on, to a new setup. Several people have reported similar problems. Seems like updates are being done to one server while the web displays the other. My suggestion would be to put off any changes until it clears up, which should be...

Corey's post on Lotus, et al Seems Lotus will be acting up as they make the changes. Best thing to do is probably wait it out. Sorry I can't be of more help. Realize that everybody on the affected servers are in the same boat.

Have a friend on Lotus. Just made some deletions and additions to his site. Neither show up. If they are moving from one machine to another, what is visible from the web may be on one machine and what cPanel sees/affects is on another. Maybe. Maybe not. He is just going to wait...

So what, exactly? Is it the manner of theft that makes it OK? Or is it because you are stealing from the Evil Musik Empire who rips off artists and consumers alike? ie, stealing from a thief is OK.

So you have no problem with warez or nulled scripts? Someone taking a web template off the net and using it without paying the creator's fee?

Open configuration.php and make sure the DB part looks like: var $host = 'localhost'; var $user = 'username_joomla'; var $password = 'yourpassword'; var $db = 'username_joomla'; The db should be correct, since Joomla gives a slightly different error message when that is wrong...

When I went to your site a bit ago, there was a screen talking about a missing wp-config.php Now there is the normal fresh install WordPress page. Is there still a problem?

Are you trying to access the database from an outside program? Remote access is blocked. What sort of error message are you getting? There are a lot of other things that can go wrong besides the host name.

The system shows Which sounds like it was a manual suspension for multiple violations. I will escalate this up so that you can talk to the Admins first. Whether or not they unsuspend your account to allow you to make backups is up to them. After you discuss the problem.

You can purchase one of the Double packages. One package Space/Bandwidth and one for All. One time fee. Can purchase a package twice so you quadruple http://x10hosting.com/upgrade.php

Hotlink protection is done through the .htaccess file. So, if you are sure your .htaccess files are correct, hotlink protection is not the issue.

Is that a typo? Because they do not match, which might cause the mail system to balk (I think there are anti-spam settings that restrict the "From" field to email accounts attached to the hosting account)

The system does not show an x10hosting account linked to the Forum username: Silentius_Ater Can you access your website via the web? If you have not visited the Forum (cPanel and Account Panel do not count) in a month, your account might have been suspended for activity and then deleted...

Sounds like you have a infinite loop in init.php Load it into the Code Editor in File Manager Find line 333 Cut and paste that line with maybe 10 lines above and below it here. Maybe we can tell you the problem.

After you clean up that file, start checking all your other files for code that looks like the one Livewire found. Check to see if you have any cron jobs...even if you never set up a cron job. ie...if they compromised one file, they might have compromised others. Where did you get the...

CPanel, rename index page to indexBAK and place a skeleton (Sorry for the interruption) page in its place. Check the indexBAK for the problem. Check any javascript libraries you use. Examine anything that has "document.write" in it

Create new file dbtest.php in public_html <? DEFINE ('DB_HOST', 'localhost' ); DEFINE ('DB_USER', 'cpanelusername_dbuser'); DEFINE ('DB_PASSWORD' , "secretWordHere" ); DEFINE ('DB_NAME', "cpanelusername_dbname" ); $link = mysqli_connect( DB_HOST , DB_USER , DB_PASSWORD ...

Since you are working to fix the problem, I will escalate so an admin can unuspend you

Or.... using .htaccess (might be what cPanel uses) RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^halo-hub\.co\.cc RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://halo-hub.com/$1 [R=permanent,L]

San Jose, Ca reaches co.cc just fine.