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1. You should not need to change anything in the .htaccess that I know of, though if you have an notation for "RewriteBase /" you might want to try removing that (or add a # before so it is ignored but still there if you need it reverted). I assume you have kept worpress properly updated? If...

Trying to login to the server before the account is migrated usually ends up with an IP block in the firewall. So until you see that you are directed to directadmin when logging in through the sso page you should assume your account is not moved.

I cannot safely delete accounts during maintenance, as it would only be possible to delete it from parts of our system.

If I'm not misstaken xo6 is the one currently transfering (and the one we had to redo some accounts from due to them having failed restoring properly, databases missing etc), once all accounts from xo6 is completed xo5 should be the last to go

The nameservers are still the same. Have you added the domain in your account (using domain manager -> add new), it does currently not show as having any A record on a lookup. I have no idea how email accounts would disappear and reappear on themselves, unless you made any changes to the domain...

I haven't heard any resent other then the fact that it is a bit behind the original schedule due to a couple unforseen events, one being a bunch of accounts failed proper transfer and had to be redone.

There's not really any button that resets the site (account). The only option is to manually remove the files that shouldn't be there, for the site itself that would be all files WITHIN public_html for the domain in question, do NOT remove that folder itself, and then removing any databases...

Your IP is not currently blocked, assuming you posted from the same IP as you may have blocked. I have confirmed that your account is indeed migrated as well.

Your account should be good to go. However, cPanel is not the option any longer. Your account has been migrated over to a new server with DirectAdmin on it.

I did oddly not find your IP blocked (assuming you post on the forums from the same IP you tried connecting the server with), which would have been the logical reason for you to not be able to reach the server. Are you still unable to reach x14, the server it self works fine for me right now.

xo5 is the last one to be transferred, so it may be it is under load if it is currently sending data. However, with the cpanel license currently expired on it you would not be able to login to the cPanel even if it was responding properly. FTP should however work if you need to get a hold of...

If I recall right it was too many failed logins (usually been the case lately so I didn't pay too much attention to the reason)

Once all migrations are done I'm told that backups should be made available to all users though DirectAdmin. Mysql will be hosted on your DirectAdmin server, scripts should be using "localhost" to connect, it may be possible that the xo6 still have an mysql server up and running so you could...

Sounds like you would need to go to "Extra features"->"Select php version". With mysql_connect being a depreceted function you would need to make sure your version is 5.6, once you swicthed you need through the list of options and make sure mysql is one that is checked to be active for the...

Everyone is being migrated over to DirectAdmin servers. xo5 is the unlucky one to be last up.

For that you either create a site with an index file (index.php, index.html etc) or create (or edit) a .htaccess file adding this line: Options +Indexes

You had indeed been locked out, I removed your IP from the block and you should be able to login now.

Paid customers does not undergo these changes at all. Once everything is done with the actual migrations, backups should be made available through DirectAdmin, at least that was what I was told.

Your IP was indeed blocked.

This would likely be part of the problem: https://www.whatsmydns.net/#NS/fexdove.org Might want to check in with the registrar for the domain as a large part of the world does not see the domain at all (the red x's indicates it can't be found from that location)