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I have found the issue, the relative path between the connecting file and the vars.php is wrong since cpanel and directadmin handles things differently. One option would be to move vars.php to the folder called grvs.x10host.com which would make the current relative path correct (that is one step...

The error message still indicates that no user is passed with the connection and not using password (probably due to lack of username) Which database should be contected with that specific site, and in what folder would I find vars.php (I'd like to take a closer look)?

1. There is a direct link to directadmin: https://x14.x10hosting.com:2222 (for your server, note that it would not count towards activity to use the direct login) 2. You would use username that appears on cpanel efter loging in (same as your forumusername in your case) 3. Logins might be flaky...

Are you by any chance using cloudflare, or similar service? I did a ping on your domain and that came back with the old server IP instead of the IP of your current server. This would explain why we can't find and remove the redirect as well. Directadmin does not have an integration with...

Look at the top of the page, towards the right end. You'll see a dropdown called Domain. Switch between the domains you want to manage emails for there and the email should be visible to you. As for email client, you would need to change the server paramater to those matching the server (using...

Do you still see this as an issue? Your account appears well below quota for me when I just checked it.

I did indeed find your IP as blocked, for failed logins to ssh. That connection method is not available on free hosting. There was also a couple temporary blocks related to ftp connections. I have removed your IP.

If it was a dns issue, you shouldn't be able to resolve the domain into an IP. More likely your IP is blocked for one reason or another (wrong login most commonly). I'll look into that.

I'm going to guess that is due to your script being incompatible with the latest php version, I did dig a little and it appears your script uses a depreceted method to connect to mysql. The oldest php version you can chose is 5.6, but it is probably wise to upgrade your script to be able to use...

You'd be taken to the correct one by clicking "Open cPanel" (will get renamed eventually I assume). Clicking the link that says "Quick FTP" would also reveal the server you are on. For the record though, you are on x13.x10hosting.com

Do you get an error, if so what? I tested both options I suggested with my own account before posting, though I am on x11

It could be related to php version, php 7.2 is default for all accounts, if your script is a bit older you might need to switch php version, or upgrade the script. You can go back to php 5.6, the option to switch php version is under "Extra features"

I took a look at the page source, and the coming-soon appears to be part of your wordpress install. Specifying the login page does prompt the login page, could it be that you have set it up as a page in wordpress and asked wordpress to have it as your landingpage?

By the looks your account was terminated on November 28th after having been suspended for 21 days. The last login that I see prior to today is on October 7th, which means it would have been suspended November 7th, which matches the timeline for termination. This does unfortunately mean that...

Using your own domain as host should work fine together with the hosting username and your password for logging into the controlpanel. If you want ssl it should work with the server address, in your case x14.x10hosting.com

Always a good idea to take backups. I have been looking around to see where the redirect is located, but it fails me. I have for now removed the one you had set as well just to make sure that one does not interfer with any findings I might do. It is however possible I'll have to pass it on to...

I have had that a couple times on my account as well, might be related to the work going on. You should however be able to login directly to directadmin as well: x12.x10hosting.com:2222 using the username as shown in your screenshot and the same password as you login to that page with. Note...

You would then need to give the database a user and a password. With cPanel it was possible to access the database with the cpaneluser/password combination, might have changed with directadmin. Go to Account Manager->MySQL management. Click on the database name and you will be presented with a...

I took a look on your account and apart from the domain itself it looks like you are also missing about half the folders that should be there. I have alerted the people dealing with transfers to the issue and hopefully they'll sort it quickly. I know they are going to do a second pass on...

If I'm not mistaken your server is currently recieving accounts, might be best to wait a bit and see if it comes back by itself. Though the full error seem to indicate no password is sent with the connection details, you might want to look into that part still though