Byron

If your not using your htaccess file in your root directory then try removing it.

If this is not a constant error than it's because of server resources abuse and the admin. is working on it.

It's allowed but your friend will have to sign a release form in triplicate. Just kidding! Yes it's allowed.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

No, we don't keep back-ups of anybody's site.

What happens when you try to recreate it without deleting it?

Yes it looks like it was deleted, probably because you didn't login to your cpanel. Feel free to create another account.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

After 30 days of inactivity, you site will delete itself.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

Just to be sure djbob sees this, make this exact same post in Customer Service.

Those stats represent the entire server. Your probably getting a 500 error when somebody is abusing system resources.

I've changed you domain name to carnaval-boquense.com.ar without the www. The www isn't really a part of your domain name, it's sort of like a subdomain. Now you need to go and point your domain to our nameservers here: ns1.heliohost.org ns2.heliohost.org

Your problem is probably not having the correct relative path to your include file." Try adding the directory name to your path the include file is in. <?php include("../files/news.php");?> Or if your still confused just use the full path like this: <?php include("/home/byron/public_html/php/tools/sweeper.php"); ?>

Try this, it gives me the password prompt: http://syst3m.ca:2082/frontend/x3/index.php

I take it that pakistannewsarticles.co.cc is an addon domain? Try adding it again at your cpanel.

This support request is being escalated to our root admin. His account is showing as being Active but it brings up the Suspended page.

Your account is still showing as being queued. Give it a couple of more days.

ns1.heliohost.org is 65.19.143.4 and ns2.heliohost.org is 65.19.143.5

All of your files for public viewing go inside of your public_html folder, but you will see them if you access your pages using the www. Keep you cgi-bin. All the others are FrontPage Extension folders except the images and need to be deleted through the cpanel. Look for FrontPage Extensions at your cpanel and Uninstall them there. Not after you uninstall FrontPage Extensions, except for what files may or may not be displayed through directory listing. I myself just deleted what was in the htaccess and aded my own code.

It will delete itself in 30 days of inactivity.

Correct me if I'm wrong djbob, but shouldn't the permissions for the htaccess file ALWAYS be 644? Isn't it just a text file that's read and not executed?

This support request is being escalated to our root admin.

I have no knowledge of python scripting. djbob will have to help you with this.