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There are some cases where the password gets messed up in transfer. Ideally the same password is passed to DirectAdmin, but if it does not comply with DA requirement (both uppercase, lowercase and numbers) it is not passed from SSO login to DA. Also during some testing we noticed that some...

What IP does your cloudflare account have for A record on your domain? It should be: 198.91.81.15 If you have anything else, you need to update it as that is the IP your account is now on.

Are you able to login with the same credentials on: https://x12.x10hosting.com:2222/ Trying to determine if your password has gotten messed up in the migrations, if it has it would not work there either (but don't try more then once if it fails to avoid getting blocked).

The link to phpmyadmin under mysql management works fine when I log into your account, if that still fails try clearing cookies/cache. Ftp is automatically enabled as long as the account works. What error message do you get?

No problem. Let me know if you would like that fresh copy of the database.

If you changed php version, you may need to edit that on the options tab under "change php version".

I still consistently see the same two IPs involved, did your ISP have anything to say?

Worked fine when I tried it in the incognito mode, so it may also be in the browser cache.

That looks just fine. In the top row, you have an option for cache, clicking that allows for purging (that forces cloudflare to get the fresh set from our servers

Assuming that plugin is the cause, it would be more or less instant, however I see you use cloudflare on the custom domain, have you also updated the DNS on their site to reflect that you are now on a new server? Seeing as cloudflare is involved, have you tried clearing the cache on their site...

I found the underlying problem, when you made that change in your wordpress settings, the domain was actually pointed to the old server (on the database there it has the wrong domain entered). You should be able to safely turn cloudflare back on now that it points to the correct place...

It might actually solve it if you go to the cache button and purges cloudflare cache. As I said previously, the database in your account does actually hold the right information

It now responds to ping, but is definitely using cloudflare proxy. On the cloud icon click the cloud so it gets grey, do not remove the row, that bypasses the proxy and allows me to see where the redirect is actually done.

You do lack some parts on there. There should at least be an A record for the domain that points to 198.91.81.12 This is the first row for my cloudflare, the lack of A record is likely why I can not ping the domain properly.

As far as I can see, the domain amakerslibrary.com still uses cloudflare proxy, though I can right now not even ping it from my own computer. Could you please take a screenshot of the settings at cloudflare?

Phpmyadmin uses automated login from DirectAdmin, though the link under "Extra Features" sometimes fail on that part, there is also a link under "MySQL Management" that usually works better. For ftp: Host: x12.x10hosting.com Username: Your account username. Can be seen under "Quick FTP"...

There were two possible problems, one was permissions was off, most of the folders/files I checked had 777 which may work but is making the folders writable for the world and poses a security threat. I corrected this. The other thing was your account was over quota, possibly by accidentally...

For script specific support you would need to contact the script vendor, in this case wordpress. Although I use wordpress myself, I never used any two factor authentication for it so I can not advice on how to remove that,

You would need to login to your account with cloudflare, click the domain in question, then under DNS you will find what information they have for your domain. Any place where you have an IP and want the url to point to our server you would need to edit so the IP says: 198.91.81.12

Your account should now be restored.