jayasribiswas59
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Before I go into the details, I must mention that my hosting account has been unsuspended at one single click. Thanks to x10hosting for that :smile: Now let me go into the issue -
Why my hosting account was suspended? I saw the reason: high CPU usage.
What was I doing that consumed so much of CPU? I was updating new Wordpress installation from 3.0.3 to 3.0.4
Now the point is: Wordpress is known for frequently updating their package version few times a year. If Wordpress updating results into account suspension, then there is a possible risk of messing up a blog once it is popular among readers.
My installation was new, so I didn't loose any web traffic. But what about blogs already running and popular? My account was suspended right in the middle of an update process so the whole installation got corrupt.
What's the possible remedy? Either x10hosting understands and allows CPU usage for basic script updating, or, we have to either stop updating or do manual updates every time.
What does x10hosting suggest us to do in a situation like this?
Why my hosting account was suspended? I saw the reason: high CPU usage.
What was I doing that consumed so much of CPU? I was updating new Wordpress installation from 3.0.3 to 3.0.4
Now the point is: Wordpress is known for frequently updating their package version few times a year. If Wordpress updating results into account suspension, then there is a possible risk of messing up a blog once it is popular among readers.
My installation was new, so I didn't loose any web traffic. But what about blogs already running and popular? My account was suspended right in the middle of an update process so the whole installation got corrupt.
What's the possible remedy? Either x10hosting understands and allows CPU usage for basic script updating, or, we have to either stop updating or do manual updates every time.
What does x10hosting suggest us to do in a situation like this?
