I just discovered that all my sites are down due to Does anyone know why it happened? The server status on is "Server Load 12.84 (4 cpus)" - red button. I really getting sick of this Site5 webhosting. I have a quite popular forum on one of the websites with about 40 posts/day and it gave 2 mysql errors (damaged tables) due to server overload within days. Are these errors connected? Could anyone please give me a hint if changing servers would help? I'm paying around $5/mo here, but I'm willing to go much higher, just to have my websites running smoothly. I heard "a small orange" webhosting is good... Thanks!
this message means that your server is running but you do not have an index page in your root directory, otherwise you have a wrong configured .htaccess Related to MySql, most errors are caused due limitations imposed by hosting providers. Definitely could be a better solution move your site elsewhere because server overload is not guarantee in the long run.
Thank you. But how could .htaccess be misconfigured on all my sites?! (about 10) Anyway, what I should I do about this .htaccess thing? Edit: I just checked - .htaccess has no content on either site, 0 bytes.
Have you checked your e-mail from your webhost? By the way-- what kind of files are being uploaded and could this be putting undue stress on your server? Q...
No email so far, not even from support - 2 hours have passed. The upload script used allowed supported exe files, but alleged offered protection against malicious uses. I'll remove that option, just in case; thanks.
Thank you very much - to all respondents. Update: it turned out that the webhost choosed this way to temporarily suspend my account for an alleged bulk email report, which I certainly did not do, without any prior or posterior email notification whatsoever. I suspect that it was a guestbook flooded with spam entries, of which I was automatically notified by email, but lazily choosed to delete instead of adding a flood control mechanism to the guestbook, that was taken as "bulk email".
sadd an image verification or security to your forms, because flood bots of these kinds are rampant these days