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It turned out that somehow I had a copy of my htaccess file in my root directory. Deleting it solved the problem. Please mark this as solved.

Website: http://spartabots.co.cc Username: sparta Server: Johnny Going to the home page http://spartabots.co.cc or to any other page (http://spartabots.co.cc/about.php, for example) returns a 403 error. However, I have a WordPress installation I am playing with that seems to work: http://test.spartabots.co.cc, but returns non-existent errors on nearly all of its pages. The login page for the WordPress installation returned a 403 error though. After some poking around, it seemed that files all files ending in a .php extension return a 403 error. I uploaded two identical files to test -- the only difference is their extension, but the .php one errors out. http://spartabots.co.cc/testing.html http://spartabots.co.cc/testing2.php I haven't messed around my .htaccess file or anything like that for the past month or so, so I'm a bit puzzled as to why this is suddenly happening. Just in case, my htaccess file is included here: http://pastebin.com/rUiufjCy Help?

Server: Johnny Username: sparta Website: http://spartabots.co.cc I recently tried creating a subdomain (http://test.spartabots.co.cc), but was encountered the 'Heliohost Account Queued' page. I don't recall this happening before. However, I did recently sign up with Cloudflare. Although I have no proof, I think that's probably why the account is queued because Cloudflare did something to my DNS records/did some deep magic, and while the normal website, ftp, cpanel, etc. appear to all work fine, creating new subdomains don't. Could somebody check into what's happening? Thanks!

It's not supposed to be empty, though. The problem isn't that it's not loading, the problem is that it's not loading the right thing.

Website: <http://spartabots.co.cc> Username: sparta Server: Johnny I tried looking at my website just a few minutes ago, and instead of showing me my website, it redirected to <http://spartabots.co.cc/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi> and said "Executing in an invalid environment for the supplied user". I then checked via FTP, and saw that all my files were still there. Help?

Hello: I registered for a website this Monday, and was informed by the script that my account would be created on Tuesday, around 3:00 AM and would be fully active today, Wednesday at around 5:00 PM. If I recall correctly, my account number was around 160, but I'm not exactly certain. I just checked, and the script has been updated to show: "Your account is number 49 in the database, should be created by Thursday 26th of May 2011 12:52:00 AM, and should be active by Friday 27th of May 2011 03:00:00 AM." I was wondering why my website creation has been delayed several days. Username: sparta Website: spartabots.co.cc Server: Johnny