lastofavari

Do I get it right that Summer Sale is only applicable to new clients and the current ones are not able to use it for upgrading existing services? Let's say I have and old (7 year old) shared hosting plan. Will I have to pay the full price ($3.99/month annually) if I want to move it to the new primary plan (that's currently on sale for $1.99)?

So I was renewing my domain tonight and noticed, that instead of 13.95 I was charged 10.95, which supposedly meant only one thing: ID protection service is free again. I remember it was initialy free and then you had to pay a few bucks extra for it, but tonight it came back to the roots, and in a good way. Thanks for you're service, guys. It was especially nice, because I could renew it without sending emails to anyone. The option was available in the web interface itself. It would be even better to be able to renew a shared hosting plan just like this: without emails or support tickets Greetings from Belarus!

Thanks for getting into it! Avast! antivirus is currently ok with it, although earlier (few months) it was falsely reporting too. I probably will try to built in shutdown feature directly into my tool.

This is the original trojan notification, if it can help: > Hello, > > Our systems performed a routine malware/virus scan on your account and > unfortunately located infected/malicious files. We've automatically moved > the infected files(s) out of your public_html directory into a safe, > quarantined directory. Below is the file our scanners were able to locate: > > /home/lastofav/public_html/timebomblite/timebomblite-1.2.3.zip > (quarantined to > /home/hawkinfected/cxsuser/lastofav/timebomblite-1.2.3.zip.1386892426_1) > ClamAV detected virus = [Trojan.BAT.Shutdown-2] > > Accounts are commonly exploited through outdated software, compromised > cPanel/FTP login details, or vulnerable themes/plugins in your > applications. We suggest rotating your cPanel and FTP passwords immediately > in the event they were compromised. Instructions on how to reset your > cPanel password can be found at > https://support.hawkhost.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/47/0/how-can-i-reset-my-cpanel-password > > If you would like more information regarding this infection, or are > looking for our assistance in cleaning up your account, please contact our > support team by either emailing [email protected] or submitting a > ticket at https://support.hawkhost.com. >

I've tried to upload zip archive on my website, powered by your shared hosting, but the file was deleted and I've got notification about trojan. I think, the problem is that your system overreacts to this cmd file in the archive: @echo off shutdown -s -f -t 10 -c "Shutting down..." and I don't think that standard console shutdown command is an any kind of trojan or virus. The first ticket I've submitted (SQK-184-66659) is still opened. It ends w/ this message: I've got no response since than after a week of waiting tried to resubmit it myself (VDW-527-93913), but still - no answer at all. Is there something that can be done to fix this issue? I've attached the original zip archive, that I've got a trouble with. (this is the program I wrote in VB .NET - just a little timer that can launch selected program or open a document on a time out) timebomblite-1.2.3.zip

This script bellow runs well on my local machine, but on the hosting it's always "timed out": <?php ini_set( "display_errors", 0); $info[] = array('name' => 'SERVER', 'address' => 'IP', 'port' => 'PORT'); $ic = sizeof($info); $timeout = 3; while($ic--) echo (fsockopen("piecefulland.no-ip.org", 25565, $errno, $errstr, $timeout))? '<span style="color: blue; font-weight: bold;">ONLINE</span>' : '<span style="color: darkred; font-weight: bold;">OFFLINE</span>'; ?> Thanks!