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It appears that your server isn't handling the config files correctly.  Instead of just reading the files, the server is printing "0".  This may be related to the advertising used on the site.

Try this: download this config file fix, upload it to the server, and view it in the web browser.  You should see a couple lines that say the config files are fixed.  Then try to look at the index again.

Let me know when you've run the fix.  If it doesn't work, we'll have to try something else, though I'm not quite sure what.

PS - I edited your link.  For URLs to link automatically, you have to put "http: //" in front of them (minus the space).

Rats.  I don't suppose you're able to see your server's error log, are you?

There are two ways most hosts store error logs.  The first way is for the server to write a file named "error_log" in the oekaki folder.  If you see that file in the same folder as your index file, then download it to your computer and see if you can send it to me somehow.

The second way would be through your host's control panel, the same place where you set up your hosting account, database,  and where you can check your site's stats and disk usage.  There should be a category there called the Error Log or maybe PHP Error Log.  If so, a few of the most recent entries would give me a better idea of what's going on.

You can also try this new boot.php file (boot_x500-1.5.5.zip).  I've stripped a few things out of it that might be triggering errors on hosts with tight security policies.  I doubt it will work, but it's worth a shot.