oo-er! It wasn't me :/ Usually in these kind of situations, it turns out the site has been hacked in some way, and is being used as a relay for spambot traffic or something similar. Can you not get the hoster to check their logs and tell you where all the bandwith is being guzzled to? David On 7 November 2013 13:51, Jonathan Blake <jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The website has been disabled. Does anyone know of a reason that the > bandwidth to the website would have increased dramatically in the last > while? > > Jon > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > From: DreamHost Customer Support Team <support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Date: Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 2:28 AM > Subject: [jonblake 81157683] Followup regarding your site projectaon.org > To: jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Hello Jonathan, > > Unfortunately, due to the amount of traffic still trying to access your > site after we disabled the web directory, we were forced to disable it on > our end to prevent it from causing further issues on your shared server. > > In order for us to re-enable your site, please reply back with any plans > you have to lower the amount of usage your site is currently receiving, > or you may want to consider upgrading to a VPS. I'm afraid with the usage > being what it is currently, we're not able to keep it active in its > current state as it is causing severely high loads on your shared server > which is affecting other customers. > > Thanks! > Chalise > > -- > DreamHost Support Team + support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Earn over $97 for each referral: http://www.dreamhost.com/affiliates/ > To continue this support case, just reply to this email. > Open a new case at: https://panel.dreamhost.com/?tab=support > > ~~~~~~ > Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon > > >