Well that would lead to a possible conclusion then, somewhere in the programming for the Cpanel x software cause peoples MySQL db's to become unstable and cause some problems so one can conclude that the cpanel was reverted to see if it could stablize the problems. But thats a possibility why it was reverted back of ocurse their oculd be other reasons.

The only thing that gets me though and don't get me wrong about it, fantastico is an awesome software but everyone relies on it to much and feels lost with out it. Point is making when everyone new and old found old fantastico wasn't activated on the Cpanel X. I think their were riots in Dublin Ireland over this (well not really). Manually does take longer, but you get more experience doing it the long way and you find out how everything works and it becomes two fold because now you know more abouy yout FTP clients features and see what it can do.

But thats a thought I wanted to put out and nothing more.

whats really annoying me right now is the 403 forbidden errors i keep getting, my site is up, but im not allowed to access it, its been happening allot today

edit: and btw, its not cpanels fault, both of my previous hosts had cpanelx and it worked perfectly, no problems, no mySQL database problems, nothing. though in the end, i was forced to leave those hosts, both went broke and closed down, lol

This post has been edited by narutorasengan17: Apr 15 2007, 06:03 PM

In my opinion, eyecandy is nothing without organization. I prefer 9 over X because of the themes. The non-graphical themes it had had everything all nicely organized. Site tools and stuff on the top, site stats on the bottom. Again, in my opinion, you can still upgrade MySQL and PHP, etc without upgrading Cpanel. Installing things manually was not a problem for me—everything went smoothly—whether they were forums or CMS's; no need for fantastico; and chances are the scripts installed were more up to date. I didn't try to install anything when Cpanel X was in 'cause i didn't need to really—i already had everything i needed installed.

wtf? now im getting quotaless.com error 404 pages...i thought i was seeing things at first...but its actually true...is trap17 affiliated with quotaless in any way?

I couldn't access ANY cPanel until today. I'll take the old version over the new version (for now, anyway) if it means that I can log in and work with my site!

im just wondering, am i the only one here that is suffering from having my site go down every few minutes, it coming up, and then going down, its driving me nuttz, i cant do anything, for example if im on joomla editing content, i go to submit it, and then it doesnt load, when i put in my website url, sometimes i 403 errors, where i dont have permission to access, and i get allot of 404's like every few minutes, and sometimes i even get the quotaless.com error 404 page...i know that opaque is doing all he can, but this problem is taking uo soo much of my time and effort.

is anyone dealing the same problem?

With all these problems your having narutorasengan17 have you even submitted a support ticket yet, it would a lot better then posting it every 5 minutes and going off topic about it in other topics, (thats twice I have caught you doing it). Just send a support ticket at support@xisto.com and explain to them everything that has gone wrong with your account and they will work on it. You have to understand your not the only one who is having problems but if you don't report them to the admins then they won't get fixed.

and thats exactly why im posting in here first, im trying to find out if all these problems are a hostwide thing, because if it is, the admins would no about it already, so it would be pointless for me to fill in a support ticket, but if its an indivisual thing goin on here, then yea, ill send a support ticket, anyway, thanks for the tip.

As SM suggests, sending a ticket to support@xisto.com is the correct approach. Let's stay on topic in the Threads, please and thanks.

I like cPanel 9 better because its more organized, and I don't have to go through MySql databases to access phpMyAdmin.