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    My Free Hosting account is in the twilight zone. Please Help.

    In case it matters I should add that before trying to re-sign up I did a password reset. Also I attached a screenshot of the screen after re-signing up.
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    My Free Hosting account is in the twilight zone. Please Help.

    I am caught in an infinite loop an am in need of help. My free hosting account got deleted because of inactivity (I'm assuming since I haven't logged in in a few months) and when I try to create an account it tells me I already have an account under my entered email. Yet, after submitting the...
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    Portal to Active directory server

    OpenSSL would take care of the encrypted connection, prepared statements and a standard method similar to HTMLSpecialChars() (from php) would take care of first and second order SQL injection, and I could take care of Brute force access by forcing a time out after x attempts for y minutes and/or...
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    Portal to Active directory server

    For what I am planning to do I don't think that would matter. The node.js would only be needed to handle the connection between my personal home server and the user's computer. OpenSSL and plain old TCP/IP would take care of the connection with the X10Hosting site as an intermediary between my...
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    Portal to Active directory server

    I believe I initially misread a I just realized that I misread your post in my last reply. I missed the part about a direct connection to my home computer. My original idea was essentially a proxy then. I like your idea though. I think I will take it and run with it. the network programming...
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    Portal to Active directory server

    My only real concern was for security. I don't want just anybody to have access to my home computer through the hole I would have to open up in the firewall. Though your suggestion sounds like a potentially simpler way to do what I was trying to do. I had planned to create a VirtualBox linux...
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    Portal to Active directory server

    I did read the terms of service, though I guess I didn't remember the part about all files needing to be used on the site. That probably rules out having a cache system then. I'll hold out on official x10hosting confirmation before I totally decide though.
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    Portal to Active directory server

    Hi everyone, I am new to x10 hosting and I was wondering if it is against x10Hosting.com's terms of service (for the free hosting) to create a website to be used as a portal to an active directory server set up at my house. I intend to use it so that my DeVry senior project group can push and...
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