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It might just be temporary server load. Your sites yoyoyokeepitup.co.cc/ and goodrunb.x10hosting.com are loading decently quickly for me.

Spanish: Para vincular el archivo .org: Vaya a su cPanel. Haga clic en dominios aparcados. Registra tu .org allí. English: To link your .org domain: Go to your cPanel. Click on Parked Domains. Add your .org domain there.

What cPanel URL are you using? Try going through the Account Panel under Hosting. Also, where are you encountering the error? While loading the cPanel login or it doesn't accept your password?

Check your database user permissions. Go to cPanel. Take the user off the database and add it back giving it all permissions. Sometimes permissions get dropped. Just re-add the user/permissions. Make sure the host is set to localhost in SMF's config file.

localhost is the database host

You can unsuspend yourself in Hosting --> Suspensions. Direct link here in case menu doesn't appear: https://x10hosting.com/control?hosting&suspension You have been suspended for inactivity, therefore you should be able to unsuspend yourself. Please remember to login to the forums at least once...

Site looking great so far. I noticed that your image links have a strange title tag: <a href="http://lh4.ggpht.com/_8ATnrFY20dw/S8nVX0jbNVI/AAAAAAAAHBo/lQlVYiG4FT4/s800/DSC_0015.jpg" rel="lightbox[Birds]" title="Name: <a href='/ShowBirdInfo.php?categ=Birds&birdname=Oriental Whiteeye'...

The old log file probably recorded every single page/file request so each image loaded, each script loaded, counted as one visit. I usually use two statistics solutions. Currently, I'm using Google Analytics and Wordpress.com Stats for my Wordpress site and just Google Analytics for my forums...

Interesting choice of Wordpress theme with great use of transparency. I recommend making the Email and RSS icon in the sidebar smaller and combining into one line or try to create 2 icons for them to go with Twitter and Facebook thats floating around on the side.

At home my internet speed is 3 mbps/768kbps (Verizon DSL). At school... is absolutely insane. :D I do all my downloading at school (there aren't really any restrictions). The network is shared by the entire high school so the individual speed of one computer is much lower though still...

You can just delete the contents of your public_html folder to start over. If you require Frontpage, be sure not to delete the postinfo.html file.

See: http://php.net/manual/en/function.memory-get-usage.php If the memory is not already 64 MB, try the suggestion posted by Derek above.

For the database, try this: Make sure your configuration file has the host set to localhost. Since you can't do the above without cPanel, are you able to load cPanel login page? What error message do you get?

Yes, PHP memory should be 64 MB now. Also, PHP Memory have nothing to do with the speed a site loads. It's probably just server load. You can check the memory limit yourself by adding this into a new PHP file: <h1>PHP Memory Limit</h1> <?php function echo_memory_usage() {...

Do you have the entire website coded manually? Since the way everything is organized makes it look like a blog-type website, I highly recommend using a CMS/Blog software as this will make it easier to manage and better in the long run. Plus, sitemaps can be generated automatically. Or try using...

Yes, everything in your account is doubled, including FTP accounts. If you order the double package twice, your resources are quadrupled (4x), so your disk space would become 4 GB.

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http://techairlines.com/exec.php exec() and popen() appear to be disabled, but pclose() is enabled. At least on Chopin. Script Source: exec <?php if(function_exists('exec')) { echo "Function Exists"; } else { echo "Function Does Not Exist"; } ?> <br/><br/> popen <?php...

Did you make any changes to your website recently before encountering this error?

I use Windows 7 (upgraded from Vista) on my desktop and I recently changed my XP Laptop to Ubuntu.