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You have to delete tables from your DirectAdmin portal https://x11.x10hosting.com:2222/user/database

You need to have created a database for the PHPMyAdmin button to work, it seems. But that's where the button is, https://x13.x10hosting.com:2222/user/database

It works for me, but with a LOT of php warnings and errors. RoundCube works fine. You should disable warnings and errors in your software so malicious users can't use that information to find bugs in your software. Anyway, is there anything that would have changed on your end? Did you change...

I see the button here... but mine isn't working. Like it's not a real button. <button type="button" title="Login to phpMyAdmin" disabled="disabled" class="button -theme-light -size-big -is-disabled cursor:pointer"><span class="button-inner fx:dir:row fx:main:center fx:cross:center"><!----> <img...

Your site works fine for me now. Are you still having issues?

For security reasons, you should not leave a page with phpinfo() available. It just gives potential hackers information to work with. It's not a backdoor or anything crazy, but you should try to minimize these things. I recommend taking it down or hiding it behind a password.

Yes. Your server is x15, so when CloudFlare asks, you need to give them x15's IP address: 198.91.81.15 CloudFlare will need an "A RECORD" and then that record points to this IP address. They have a lot of information on their site and across the web, so you should be able to figure it out...

Your account isn't suspended and your logins were never elapsed. Right now, your account is having a problem reading the .htaccess file. What happens when you go to https://x10hosting.com/sso/main ? The issue with your site is ~/domains/[your domain name]/.htaccess is the wrong permission. It...

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It's 64M on x12. You can verify this by doing a simple <?php echo ini_get("upload_max_filesize"); ?> http://gjr.x10.mx/qqqq.php I promise, that's the code. Not <?php echo "64M"; ?> :P

It's actually how many *simultaneous* files can be uploaded, not how big they are individually. x12 has 20 simultaneous files. This could be an interesting problem for the admins, or maybe the server is just busy.

Upload size in php.ini is a server wide change set by the admins. If you have to upload something that large, you can always do it via DirectAdmin and install it manually. I'm not sure what that number is, but you're most likely correct about it being less than what you need...

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