The reason why shared hosting is so cheap is because it is an area with zero innovation and zero braincells required for the hosting provider: just pay $$$$$ to cPanel, have "magic"

Most shared hosting providers offer cPanel/DirectAdmin/Plesk with PHP, Node.js, and Python support. But what about other modern languages like Go, Java, Rust, or Elixir? I'm particularly interested in

Bonus: if you absolutely cannot live without a control panel and are allergic to the term "scp" maybe try setting up an FTP client with a WebUI on your server. Or just connect Visua

That is correct - yes - the certificates are handled by cPanel AutoSSL, which is fully automated with no need for you to remember to renew them.

Just want to be sure these certificates are handle by cPanel AutoSSL so I am not having to create my own certificates, configure them and remember to renew them?

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Sure, legally they shouldn't access your data. And pretty much every provider wouldn't want to access your data without your permission. That's exactly why they asked for the root password to begin wi

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Could be. On one of them, if I believe the customer, they obtained Gmail access behind 2FA. Because I changed the user's password and then they issued a pw reset to continue their phishing. So I'm hea

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That said, I am not removing the blame from the hosting company, because accessing your server and changing the password is a serious mistake.

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