Unleashed2k

I asked surpass to upgrade my account from regular to reseller and I dunno if there upgrading (I suppose since cpanel and theres an debian apache placeholder) but I cannot login the cpanel, unless there still doing it......url: http://linuxsh it.org/ (no space between h and i)

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Unleashed2k

now i see my page, but the top image is broken, i can only login into my cpanel...I cannot login in whm (i thought it would be same as cpanel). nor I cant login via ftp (connection refused) or go to my forums

Unleashed2k

If I go thu a proxy it works.......wtf

Bigjohn

Sounds like you need to commune with the support gurus.

Perhaps your password got corrupted when they upgraded you.

But I see your site and your logo (gross) just fine.

John

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What is that site suppose to be about?

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