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Moved to free hosting support. It looks to me like there may be an issue currently with the MySQL server. It should be resolved by administrators in a while.

Moved to the correct forum. Please do not post support questions in the feedback and suggestion forums.

Go to 1&1's control panel for mysitename.com Set the NAMESERVERS for mysitename.com to: ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com Go to your cPanel -> domains -> addon domains and enter mysitename.com as the domain and public_html/thirdsite (or whatever mysite.x10.mx/thirdsite is using) as the...

I can see your new account, but I don't see any trace of your old account. One of the high level admins may find something that I cannot, but I highly doubt that anything of your old account exists other than a log entry. Sorry for the inconvenience.

@essellar I tried clearing my cache and hard refreshing the page to no avail.

I removed your email address so that you don't get spam emails. You have no hosting account linked to this fourm account, to the email that you did have (which is linked to your forum account), or linked to the domain in your signature. I'm not sure what happened to your account; it may have...

Admins are aware of the issue. https://community.x10hosting.com/threads/a-fatal-error-or-timeout-occurred-while-processing-this-directive.190504/

I'm still seeing the issue. Server: Absolute Browser: Chrome 29.0.1547.66 m OS: Win7 or Linux The message sometimes disappears so fast you can't see if. If you try to save the file, it will have no effect. Here is the javascript error on pressing the save button: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot...

The last time I checked, Perl (and every other CGI program type) had been disabled on free hosting due to abuse. Testing a basic "Hello, world!" type script on my free hosting account fails as well with the same error, so I believe the issue is that CGI is not usable at this time.

It looks like you should not be suspended, but you still are. I'm going to request someone with more access look at this. As for why this keeps happening, your site has been accessed by a large number of spam robots. You need to increase the security and verification measures in place on your...

I don't see anything overtly malicious looking. Your best bet would be to sign up for Google Webmaster tools and see if they have additional information: www.google.com/webmasters/tools/

Log in to your cPanel. In the top right corner, there is a link for account settings. In the middle left of the page, there is a "Delete Account" link.

As with most problems, you have 2 broad categories of solutions: use one that someone came up with already, or create your own. The problem with creating your own is that the work involved is usually much larger than it initially appears. In this case, you have to do a pretty significant amount...

Your site appears to be working correctly for me now. Are you able to see it or use cPanel?

It looks good to me. Have you tried clearing your browser's cache?

Do you know what your old domain or user name was? I do not see a hosting account linked to this forum account.

see http://www.jagex.com/g=runescape/terms/terms.ws Breaking a service provider's terms of service is against the law, according to the DMCA, and is against the terms of service. Jagex does not permit modified clients or servers.

I'm telling you the purpose of the rules, which you disagree with. I'm not saying you were rightfully or wrongfully suspended. I don't have access to your account; I can't see what files you do and do not have. You were suspended for hosting illegal material and you stated that you felt your...

x10Hosting administrators may choose to suspend accounts at their own discretion. It is impossible to write a Terms of Service that covers every possible scenario. I don't know why you were suspended or unsuspended. As for your own users uploading or posting something illegal, you are...

Firstly, x10Hosting tells you before you even sign up that you may not upload illegal files and that you will not get them back if they are found. Secondly, a webhost that does not proactively remove copyright infringers is subject to severe penalties for harboring illegal activity...