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I'm pretty sure the simple script I wrote is what you want. If it's not, I'd be happy to revise it :P

Did it work? :P

Probably you had many password fails in a row. Just wait 10 minutes.

I don't know if it's going to get THAT high :eek4: There are 30,000 free accounts (I think) on 3 servers, so if everyone is allowed to use that much memory at once, I think the servers will start on fire. :biggrin:

PHP works equally well with everything :)

Why don't you do a strpos() using the optional 3rd parameter, offset. In example, you would have the entire text as the input, searching for a period after let's say the first 500 characters. So, assuming you don't have a huge run-on sentence, the text should be very close to your estimate of...

What is the url for your cpanel?

If you haven't visited the forums in a long time, your site may be gone. Try logging into here and see what it says: http://x10hosting.com/panel.php

As long as I've been here, there's at least one ASP.NET question every couple of days. I suggest a sticky that says "ASP.NET PROBLEM? Switch to PHP." :biggrin:

Why don't you post some of your code so that we can suggest additions/modifications?

I'd say that search engine optimization is more important than an ad campaign, unless you want to drop a few million dollars and buy a 5 second superbowl slot :biggrin:

Try changing your site to something else then change it back. If that doesn't work, submit a ticket.

Domain names are transferable, talk to your registrar.

If your account is suspended you can't access anything, including CPanel. Submit a ticket. If you really did knowingly have warez on your site, your site will probable be deleted and you will lose everything.

You cannot open up X10's ports or request them to be opened. It's a security risk. I don't know why you need open ports for a status check. For example, if you want to check if Apache is running (which is pointless because the page won't load if Apache is not running, but regardless) you can do...

Anything in the file by default isn't necessary for your site to run. However, it's a good idea to do this: Options -Indexes This will prevent people from viewing the contents of a folder with no index files

No, all servers support ASP.NET equally. You're right, on Linux ASP.NET is not natively supported, however using MONO we can support ASP.NET. I don't remember exactly, but I thought MONO disables error output by default and you have to enable it in the config file. You might want to check out...

log into your cpanel {your domain}/cpanel In example, my domain is garrettroyce.x10hosting.com so my cpanel is garrettroyce.x10hosting.com/cpanel There's an icon for "Inactivity Unsuspension" By the way, the link you provided is to the actual suspended page and not your site.

It shouldn't, but I don't have a 100% dependable way of checking any service on any server. So, even though I'm very sure SMTP is down, something else related may be down as well. Or mail could be backlogged a long time and the emails are still in transit. It looks like it's just one of those...

Yes, you can specify that you want to upgrade your free account or create a new account when you upgrade. There is a noticeable difference in uptime, you get priority support, and more resources on paid. I have both, so I can say that I would go with the paid if you have an important site, but...