I have a very limited knowledge about this things... when i subscribed i thought i'll just be paying my fees... in the plan there is unlimited bandwidth, unlimited storage and etc....

but just an hour ago lunarpages renamed my index.php to index.php.disabled EXPOSING MY ZEN CART ADMIN LOGIN PAGE to anybody viewing my site!!  
they can see what are the name of my files in there too!!!

The reason is what this support said...(below) is the load on server not the same as bandwidth? what could have caused this??? and etc..

could you please enlighten me what am i consuming when my website is running.... i found similar issues about this on the web and the words those guys posted about it are pretty disturbing....


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Hello,

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Recently your account was utilizing excessive resources and putting load on server, making it unstable. Details are as follows:

A detail of the problem is shown below as:

CPU: 4.64 %
Memory: 0.94 %
Mysql: 0.2 %


As a result, we had to rename your script ---------------------------- /public_html/index.php.disabled

Please check your scripts are optimized and up to date. We would suggest to please look into the script's functionality and update it so such issues should not reoccur.

If you require a higher usage then allowed on shared servers you might want to try a dedicated plan.

Details on dedicated plans can be found here:

Dedicated Plan http://www.lpdedicated.com

We value you as a customer and want to work with you toward a solution that is mutually beneficial. Please let us know as quickly as possible how you would like to proceed. If you have any more questions, please don't hesitate to ask us. Please feel free to contact us for further help.

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4.6% is not an excessive CPU load, unless it's that high for a considerable length of time (many hours). LP likes you to stay under 1% load at all times (to ensure that everyone gets a fair crack at using the server), but will tolerate higher loads for short periods. I think it's a little early to be pushing a dedicated plan, but apparently Support is under orders to do so (try VPS first). But first, see if you can clear up whatever is causing the problem, so you can stay on a shared plan.

Something on your site is causing a lot more CPU to be used. Do you have a store with a large inventory? Are you running a sale or something that could be generating lots of traffic in a short time? Are you doing anything else, such as importing lots of product data, that would cause an unusual spike in server load? More likely, some hacker has planted something in your site that is running code that load down the server. You should check all your files for evidence of recent changes. You can look at their "last modified" date (ls -alR command, or via an FTP client) and see if any files changed since the last time you know you were in there doing some update. Unfortunately, figuring out exactly what the problem is will be difficult for you if you are not familiar with PHP programming. You might want to ask on the Ecommerce board, or get on the Zen Cart discussion forum, to see if anyone has suggestions on what to look for. Also make sure you're at the very latest release of ZC (commercial software is frequently updated to stay ahead of the hackers).

I wouldn't worry that anyone can "see" your ZC login page's contents. If you're concerned about people being able to see the contents of your root directory, use your control panel (cPanel or LPCP) to "Disable Indexing". Or, create an empty index.html file (erase it once you have ZC running OK and index.php.disabled has been renamed back to index.php).

Yeah, if LP had its act a little more together, they would make "indexing off" the default for all accounts. That way, people are protected when their index.* file is removed or renamed, but can still explicitly turn on indexing if they should happen to need it (and know what they're doing).

I'm not familiar with ZC, but as it's based on osCommerce, I would assume that the admin directory is set up the same way. See if there's an entry in admin/includes/configure.php:
(the "admin" may have already been changed to something else). Using cPanel or LPCP's File Manager, rename the admin directory to something else, and change the DIR_WS_ADMIN entry in configure.php to match. Hopefully that should do it.

Use BBCode:
etc.