Was going to suggest this. In case it’s not obvious, it’s via the email service. Can buy lifetime plan in 250GB increments. They allow you to use the storage associated with your mail plan with (s)ftp

Are integrated backup and restore in Cpanel, Direct Admin good enough? or is better to manually download database through phpMyadmin and zip files in file manager?

Something else worth doing — run ipmitool user list 1 on your server and check how many accounts exist. Most providers keep an operator-level account with their own password. That's enough to reboot y

generate the certificates and request account / password access.

Since nobody posted it here yet and I just got home from work:

backup infrastructures, Google Drive and an FTP server.

Turn 1 (resume): cache_read: 7,208 cache_creation: 49,748 ratio: 13% (structural reset, expected) Turn 2: cache_read: 56,956 cache_creation: 728 ratio: 99% Turn 3: cache_read: 57,684 cache_creation: 6

I've managed to reset my password to https://vps.terabit.io/ which gives me an error when booting the server:

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Unless I changed my password without my password manager remembering, my credentials should be correct, a password reset mail does nothing either (on terabit and enzonix).

Full SSH jailed access to user dir; SFTP, FTP, rSync, Duplicity

We don't require KYC at all and we need nothing other than email and password.

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It also does the job, but i am not sure why i can't trust it fully. My team mate is using it & he is happy with sticky password.

How do you look Sticky Password compared to the others?

Google & Apple password managers are not safe enough. May be for me, as anyone having your device in hand can easily access them. But password managers are locked.

I use ProtonPass, Sticky Password, DashLane, HeyLogin & BitWarden.

If someone is currently using Google Password Manager, is there any compelling reasons to change (and what are they)?

Hello just DM us your password to save us time