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It looks like it is correct to me, but the x10 server is down atm.

It has been recently, but the downtime is being worked on. If you have a site that needs maximum uptime, paid is always recommended.

note that if you remove all access to the folder, images will not be displayed if you put them on your site with the <img> tag.

SimpleXML is built in to php and should be what you want: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.simplexml-element-attributes.php

To disable directory listing you can add this to your .htaccess file: Options -Indexes

1. Not possible. :( 2. Get rid of the public_html. Your website is in the public_html directory.

There is the R1Soft backup, but mine only goes back a week, so I don't know if you can go that far back.

Just delete everything in your public_html folder. Make sure you immediately create an index.html with your ad code (if you are on ad-enhanced) because accounts with no index page or no ad code can be suspended

If you create a ftp account (or if one is automatically created) for a subdomain, parked domain, or addon domain, that account is limited to the files for that domain. For example if your primary domain is foo.com which is /home/user/public_html/ and your secondary domain is bar.com which is...

I would think it is allowed, but I would put it here http://forums.x10hosting.com/ads-offers/

The http server on the free servers seem to go down for short bursts even if the rest of the server is OK. Your site should be back shortly. Edit: Also, Corey is working on some things right now, maybe this is one of them.

By all means, make a post if something is wrong. Most of the time, I'd say the staff don't know something is wrong unless you tell them, so it's actually important :) We just don't need 10 threads in the top 20 named "why is my site ALWAYS down" I think it's in the sticky for this forum that...

ns1.x10hosting.com ns2.x10hosting.com :)

All free servers are experiencing higher than normal downtime currently. There isn't an ETA when this will be fixed entirely, but it is being worked on.

Yes, I believe any displayable characters can be used in a password. This looks like it might be a problem: Valero0:%3A8%2A%40D%2BUS@localhost which I'm guessing is your username. I don't think cpanel will let you create a username with invalid chars in it, but maybe you accidentally typed it...

I really try to avoid saying "love it or leave it" and I have very openly fought against staff before on the same issues. But, I got older and presumably wiser and I'm on the other side of the fence now. I understand why people say "if you don't like it, leave" because they are the people who...

<authentication> is the problem. I read more, it is supported, only partially. This should help: http://mono-project.com/Config_system.web_authentication

Is there "Options +Indexes" in your htaccess file? I also found this: http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/tomcat-users/200311.mbox/%3C3FC102B3.6050302@greenfieldresearch.ca%3E

Why don't you do something like this: $fh = fopen('/user/name/cronlogs/'.time(), w); if (!$fh) die(); // no point in continuing if file isn't created fwrite($fh, $_GET['id']); This function will create a file named with the current unix timestamp and write the result to the file. You...

I remember reading that this is a .NET 3.5 function and mono only supports up to .NET 2.0