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I think the best choice for you in this situation is to go back to the staff member you first talked to and work it out. I think that there is no one else who can help you at this point.

You're right. It doesn't specifically say you cannot have viruses on your account. But again, this is a discretionary choice by the staff. If they allow you to host viruses and let's say there's a huge international virus infection from the virus on your site, then X10 could be held liable.

It sounds as if your account was permanantly removed. It's possible that the files and databases that were once a part of you account still exist, but the only way to access them would be to ask an admin. The files are yours, but X10 isn't liable for any losses. The right to access your files...

Don't even get me started... I'm distracted enough as it is :(

A lot of this has been happening while the servers are being upgraded. This should all be resolved soon. Corey will be making a special place for this issues soon.

I can see no reason why it wouldn't work then. Unless your email address has weird characters PHP is interpreting wrong or you spelled something wrong, you probably have to talk to google apps support.

Does the email address exist at google apps? Only the user you created has an address. The hotmail email may be a backup if the user doesn't exist. check here: https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/{your domain goes here}/EmailAddresses

No, you cannot execute remote code. The file must be on the server. These errors are because you are using relative paths. It looks like all your included files are in the same folder, why don't you use set_include_path() http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.set-include-path.php

PHP does not allow this, not X10. It is actually impossible to disable magic quotes if it is installed into PHP. http://us3.php.net/manual/en/security.magicquotes.disabling.php Notice that magic quotes is deprecated and will be removed as of PHP 6

Server alert is for admins only. If you have a problem, post it here first. If no one here can solve your problem, submit a ticket: http://support.x10hosting.com The staff are working on the server right now. Please be patient while everything is being fixed.

magic quotes gpc is a system wide directive. It cannot be canceled at runtime, eg, in your script. lemon-tree's function is the best way to reverse this.

tags must go after shebangs. Shebangs must be absolutely first in the file.

Should be a temporary problem that will clear up on its own.

Depending on the referrer is a terrible idea for programmers in the first place. I would use this and find out what sites break, so I can never go to them again. :)

You can't close your own threads in this forum :) It's a good thought though.

It sounds reasonable. The more you do it, the faster you'll get.

I haven't had this problem today. If it happens to you again, I would submit a ticket so the staff can see this problem and fix it if necessary. http://support.x10hosting.com

I believe Zend Encryption is disabled at this time, while the servers are being worked on. So, the encrypted information for your page cannot be decrypted and you are seeing that jumbled mess. This should be fixed soon.

In the php file. Do a search for <a href=" and you should find it.

Using regular mode (not the unix style advanced mode) you should type in this command: /usr/local/bin/php /home/{cpanel user name}/{file you want to run} then set the frequency.