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password: my_53cur3_9a55w0r6

* Destroy (needs an extra confirmation): reinstall, restore, delete backup, network reset

what it says (strip anything that looks like a password or token). "No engine chosen yet" just means no web server choice has been saved, so the panel assumes Apache.

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Genuinely curious about this one — I've been looking for a lighter cPanel alternative for a small WordPress VPS. How does AdminBolt handle staging or one-click restores? Either way, fun giveaway, than

Part of that footprint comes from the full hosting stack running alongside the panel -- web, databases, email, DNS, and security services. cPanel/WHM has similar considerations and recommends 4 GB RAM

Hi @cjwolff -- coming from someone who's managed hundreds of sites with cPanel, choosing AdminBolt for a new project says a lot (Image)

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Thanks @Arirang -- Glad you've found the panel approachable. We'll work on most of this feedback from the RackNerd side of things, but of course the root password can be changed at any time by using t

Hi @clanboy -- Love to hear this, and I'm glad you found your way around comfortably coming from cPanel.

* encrypted, deduplicated backups to S3, B2, SFTP using restic.

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That's a familiar approach with cPanel/WHM and other panels too -- hosting providers/server admins often add Softaculous to give their end users a wider selection of one-click installers.

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