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I fixed it for him

Give me Teamviewer details and I'll fix

Are you 100% positive Apache is running on port 80?

Yes of course

The 'correct' way according to an unofficial group who have no recognition from the actual PHP Group.

This build is completely stupid. $3.5k on a build with a bunch of useless components and you buy a hybrid drive? You're buying a keyboard that is the same price as one of your monitors. You're wasting your money on 64 GB of RAM... and it's on DDR3-1600.

You need to select the database first

This is not a database engine.

Yes just write it if it's not letting you paste it

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Maybe find a script that isn't using deprecated functions

your plans to continue with this

Don't use Windows, problem solved. Right click folder and make sure Read Only attribute is unchecked

Now that I think about, you probably just messed up networking and had no idea how to restart the service

The what if is just a scenario. It is more likely you made your IP address public, since I recall you having some kind of web server setup on it. Do you not remember that you switched to CVPS because you were DDoSed and nullrouted at your other provider? And yes, a firewall can easily mitigate...

Your fault for not setting up a firewall, then wondering how you get nullrouted after being DDoSed. What if you were DDoSed incidentally where the person mistyped the IP address?

So to sum it up, you do not know how to administrate a server and blame your provider. Sounds reasonable

That is why there is console access. Then I wonder how you got DDoSed and nullrouted. A DC would not nullroute an IP for no reason.

Gimme access and I will fix it for free

You were DDoSed, nullrouted, and had no firewall running on your VPS. That is not their fault. If you need support on an unmanaged VPS, then you probably shouldn't use a VPS in the first place. I have one VPS with them and it has only been down twice since I got it in March of 2013. The first...