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I get this error when I log in to https://x10hosting.com/sso/login: > We've found that you're connecting with a network proxy, VPN, or Tor, and we're unable to complete your request because of this. Please disable any such service, sign out and back in. I'm pretty sure I'm not logged in to any...

I'm trying to log in to the admin page for my site because I need to every month to keep my account active. However I run into this error: > There is a problem with your request We've found that you're connecting with a network proxy, VPN, or Tor, and we're unable to complete your request...

I'm trying to install MediaWiki using the Software/Script Installer, but I get an error message: PHP version is less than the required 7.0.13 [ ] Do you wish to enable PHP 7.0.33 ? (Might cause issues with your existing installations). with a checkbox to enable PHP 7.0.33. However checking the...

I must have waited 30 seconds after clicking "sign in" before my account info appeared...

When I sign in from the x10hosting homepage it takes like 30 seconds to get to my cpanel - why does it take so long?

Is it possible to host ASP.NET Core on free hosting? I've only used the full ASP.NET but I'd like to learn Core and I was wondering if it's supported, since Core does run on Linux. Thanks! :)

Well, I guess the idea would be, you push to a repo that's located at the deployment location. Just a crazy idea :)

OK, I was just asking if it was already installed, because it seems like it would be a useful feature! :)

Is there any way to configure the hosting service to allow uploads of files via Mercurial source control, instead of FTP? Sometimes I'll forget to upload a file, and something won't be working quite right! With Mercurial, all I have to do is push my changes and they'll all be synced!

So the same car can be owned by many people, then? Yes, then you would need a third table, since this is a many to many relationship, and the duration would indeed go in that third table. The third table becoming large is not a huge issue, unless you are already dealing with huge numbers of...

Neither of these options is optimal. You should have two tables: one for people, and one for cars. The car table should have a foreign key column referencing the person table which specifies who any particular car belongs to. Read up on "database normalization" to learn how to decide these...

I know PHP is supported, and ASP.NET is not, but is there any official list of all the supported programming languages on the servers?

MyBackupBox might be able to sync between FTP and some other service (e.g. Dropbox) for you - looks like you can set up automated syncs, so while you might or might not be able to sync every time you modify the file, you should at least be able to set up hourly syncs or something like that...

Thanks, but it says "login attempt failed"...

I can't log in to my FTP account - I get 530 login authentication failed. Also, I can't get to cPanel from the main control panel, and the main control panel still says I'm on Fris, even though that server was shut down. I can get to my website just fine though - I just can't update it!

I'm having the same issue now - I can get to FTP, but the website won't show up in a browser; it still redirects me to the "we're moving" page. I tried resetting my router (in case it had something cached), and then clearing my PC's DNS cache, but that didn't seem to help... edit: working now...

My account (edkolis.exofire.net) is still suspended after the completion of the Lotus server transfer. I tried flushing my DNS cache, but that didn't seem to help. Could someone help me out please? (Seeing as the "Lotus & Cossacks final update" says to open a thread...) Thanks!

Yes, it does support aspx (ASP.NET) - not sure about classic ASP though. Also, since the servers are running Linux, they might not support all the functionality of the later versions of ASP.NET. What kind of page are you trying to run? And which server are you on? As you might have noticed...

2.5? I don't think there is such a version... you talking about 2.0 I assume? Not 3.5?

Yeah, the funny thing is, I'm more of an ASP.NET guy myself, but when I tried to get that running under whatever version of Mono they had on the server at the time I set my site up, it wasn't working properly... so I learned the bare minimum of PHP just to do some server-side includes so I...