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Looking at the server it seems that someone has already sorted this out, do you still see any errors?

To import a database over you should first have created a database in cPanel and then imported the data into that new database. That way cPanel will know it is your database.

Where are you getting that? There is no hosting account attached with the forum account you are posting from, do you have a hosting account attached to a different forum user?

With the setup we have for free hosting setting the name servers is required as a means to ensure that you do own the domain.

The domain should now work properly, server needed a little help updating itself to serve the domain.

I would suggest that you try to re-apply the settings you have for the permalinks. I don't see anything other that would cause the problem when I take a quick look.

I have not had a confirmation from the admins that have access to manage our domains, but I'm under the impression that it has been sorted. However it seem to take a bit of time to re-add the information to the "phonebook" of worldwide web. At this time I can view your site properly. Have you...

The domain that the notice refers to is x10.bz (meaning ALL sub domains under it will be affected). I have not gotten confirmation from admins, but I believe the domain has been properly renewed by now. However it does take a little time before the information about all domains under it is...

What is the error message? Looking at your site I do not see any errors, just a notice that I need to be logged in to view content.

The more likely cause would be the file has gone corrupt during upload, try re-uploading the language package. If uploading through ftp make sure you're uploading any compressed archives as binaries.

I have not yet heard from any of the higher admin that would have access to managing domains on this, it is new years eve so that may have some to do with lack of replies. I sent another note to the CEO about this just a few minutes ago just to make sure they get the information. However, so far...

It is (was) domain wide, however some things tend to get stuck in the browsers cache so if you don't see what you expect it may be wise to clear it to ensure you get the latest version of the site. Especially if others say they see what could be expected to be seen. I have not gotten...

It has been reported by a few members. I have sent a message to the admins that would be able to check into this. I do however properly see your site at this time, you might need to clear DNS cache and/or browser cache if you see the expired message.

I'll send a note up higher to someone that can look into this, I do however still see your site properly at this time.

Yes it should. The way it works is when you add it to the server with us, our servers kind of sends out a message "Hey I host this domain on this IP". Depending on how many servers have to relay that information before it reach the gateway of your ISP and there after is sent to your local DNS...

It is a proper address to access on, however for newly added domains (assuming you recently added the .com to your account) there's always a delay before the domain, and its subdomains, resolve properly.

The IP the domain resolves to is not the correct IP for the server you are on. Would appear as the propagation is not fully completed for that domain at your end, though when I tried pinging it just now it resolves to the correct IP (198.91.81.3) from my end. As for username, the only valid one...

I see your site properly at this time. Try clearing browser cache, and possibly you might need to clear dns cache as well.

The domain has been changed. Don't forget to update any script you have to properly reflect the change. Note that there may be a delay before the domain properly works (propagation time).

The problem has been resolved, the domain is properly renewed. If you don't get the expected content on your site(s), please try clearing your browser cache.