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If you have a separate domain of your own you should be able to add that, seem even as admin I'm not allowed to add domains that are subdomains of the ones we provide unfortunately. I have alerted another admin that might be able to modify a setting to allow that about the issue.

I have set your own personal domain as your main(default) domain, as I was not able to add the original x10.mx domain at this time.

Are you getting any error from roundcube? For the default account you would login with the same as for the control panel, for the others with the full email address like myemail@mydomain.com Roundcube works fine for me, though my account is on x11. The server settings that I got working for my...

They are both migrated, we do it per account at the least so all domains for one account would be transferred at the same time. However, directadmin and cpanel handles domains differently. I took a look at the source code for http://radoslav-bozhinov.com/, and the problem is in how it calls the...

It should open up a login prompt for phpmyadmin, it does for my account on x11. What would that friends username be?

There was a lapse in login between August (I see a login on 27th) and December (where I see you logged in on the 10th), which would have caused the hosting account to get suspended for being inactive by end of September (30 days after last login) and later terminated in October (21 days after...

It would be normal for accounts yet to be transferred, I can see yours is now though so you should no longer have that error.

Was that by any chance a parked domain, now listed as a domain pointer? It seem that type of domain is treat them vastly different, here in direct admin it is merely a pointer, like you might want to have for a common misspelling of your main domain. To get email accounts to actually work it...

DirectAdmin and cPanel handles parked domains very differently, for directadmin they are simply domain pointers that you can not really alter any settings for (and thus not creating subdomains either technically). The only way to rectify the mismatch in how they are handled would be to remove...

I have been granted access to the servers as admin, I do see two redirects on your account when checking "Account Manager" -> "Site redirection". I can remove them for you, I just want to confirm it is not something you have added recently. Could be something got messed up with who "owns" the...

Not from the servers as it is now. There may be an option with finding (or coding) a script that allows you to connect to the database and perform the necessary changes. FTP access should be available to get that script onto the server.

For now you will be asked for username and password when you want to login to phpMyAdmin, and the combination you need to use is that of your control panel, and not the database settings you have made. You will find phpMyAdmin under "Extra Features". Most of the time the forum username is the...

If you previously did use sitebuilder that option is no longer available, but you can edit files under the file manager found at "System info & files". The filetree is a bit different, but if you have your site under the main domain you would find them by using the public_html folder that has...

I see now that there is an option to add hosts, not sure if we can hide the option (as far as I know we couldn't with cpanel so might be the same here), but regardless it should not be working on free hosting accounts.

To manage the databases you have for your site, many scripts such as blogs, forums and content management systems rely on a database for the backend.

It should not have worked before so likely it will not work again. You would need to code an API to which your local application connects. Our services is for creating websites and those would typically connect through localhost, there are however dedicated mysql hosts out there if that's all...

Connecting to our database servers from outside of our network does not work as the firewall isn't allowing connections on that port from remote locations.

That would in that case be to use the option of editing/creating a .htaccess file as I mentioned before the post about index.html instead of creating the actual index.html file Be adviced though that our webspace is not intended as a filehosting service but for creating a website on, and just...

After a lot of poking around and discussion with a fellow admin we have come to the conclusion that this is a part where cpanel and directadmin differs completely. Directadmin calls parked domains for domainpointers and are basically domains pointed to your site but ones that you can not really...

That is because in the config of directadmin it is turned off by default whereas cpanel had them on by default. It is something you can configure serverwide as well as per account using .htaccess.