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I don't think there is a way to use more than the allocated domains; at least, I can't think of one right now. I think if you have so many projects, it may be easier to keep track of everything if you use example.com/project1 and example.com/project2 instead of unrelated domains. It sounds like...

This was probably caused by allowing anonymous or bot users to upload files to your account. Make sure you disable uploads for users that have not been verified to be humans (eg, though a CAPTCHA service). You should also restrict file uploads to non-binary types whenever possible, and restrict...

Considering that X10Hosting free has unmetered (unlimited, with restrictions) disk space, you could probably have a hundred websites if you do things right :p For example, you could have many forums installed using only one database by using table name prefixes. It's a little cumbersome to deal...

I have processed your request. Your account will be deleted after at least 14 days. If you change your mind before then, please let us know. Thanks and best of luck!

It may be possible. I think it would require a cPanel extension, however, so it would have to be done on cPanel's end first. You can allow FTP and database access (but not administration) using third party tools like FTP clients and phpMyAdmin, but administration is hard-wired into cPanel, so I...

I've processed your request. Your termination will take place after at least 14 days. Please let us know if you change your mind before then. Thanks and good luck!

Your account is already being deleted as quickly as possible per the standard X10Hosting procedure. Additionally, this is not a proper request for termination.

Your parked domain will not be usable until your account is deleted in at least 14 days.

There used to be a "Crossfire" forum. I'm not sure why it was removed, but many of the off-topic type forums were dead and mostly full of spam and junk posts, so I suspect it was to make the forums more manageable.

Your site is working somewhat for me. I do not see a 404, but I do see a PHP error. Can you try clearing your browser's cache and try again?

You can use Cpanel to add the domain you want as an addon domain. There's no way anyone made that change purposefully on your account. It's notoriously problematic for administrators to make this sort of change; I doubt anyone would do it for fun. It's possible there was an error when your...

You can also use something like http://www.whatismyip.com to get your IP address. The problem is your IP address is likely to change every once in a while. If you notice that you can't see the HTML files with a 403 forbidden error, then edit the .htaccess file and put in your new IP address...

Your cPanel user name is: bulletsu The email you used to sign up is something like: d***c@hotmail.co.uk Reset passsword page: https://x10hosting.com/sso/index.php/login/forgotten If you go to that page, you should have enough information to reset your password and log in after that. Please note...

I'd have to agree with usama_rasab27 on this issue. vB is one of the most highly sought after and abused pieces of software I've encountered here on X10. Not only that, but giving another user access to your X10Hosting account is definitely discouraged. I've seen a lot of cases where this...

I removed your email address so you don't get spam mail. Your CPanel user name is different from the control panel login. You can see it on the left side of the page if you use the advanced CPanel instead of the X10 basic panel once you log in.

No problem! My only guess is that it took some time for Name.com to update their end, so you had a temporary error. If it gives you any further trouble, let us know!

The DNS looks OK to me now. I think if you add your domain to CPanel, you should be set.

108.178.57.230 is the correct IP address for ns2.x10hosting.com: http://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=dnsrec&host=ns2.x10hosting.com 69.175.6.66 is probably retired: http://network-tools.com/default.asp?prog=dnsrec&host=69.175.6.66

Cloudflare doesn't use your WHOIS information, so it should be fine.

the ! (not) operator will return the opposite of the boolean (true/false) value of the operand (in this case $email). I'm guessing $email is a string, so if it is an empty string or the string "0", then $email is FALSE and !$email is TRUE. // WARNING // all of the mysql_**** functions are...