tbh, I kinda like the "compile all software" approach... it is somewhat more stable than using packages and made our life easier last year when, instead of setting up a totally diffe

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Like they have been like making changes to the file manager for like 6 months when it was OK previously, they removed the hybrid theme which was the best one and most similar to cPanel without any rea

Even with these price increase, we all will still be using WHMCS. No other billing management is near them. We have directadmin against cPanel, that works great & somewhat better than cPanel.

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You're in the industry for long enough to know how things go when a PE takes ownership of something. Profits need to be maximized. But the overall truth is that cPanel is and will keep being the leade

Day to day management of users i.e. creation / deletion / password changes / reboots I think would be ideal for volunteers to enhance their knowledge of full system monitoring, Proxmox clusters, Stora

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domains, cpanel, and all management system are increasing on yearly basis....

cPanel Solo Cloud

cPanel Solo @ $15/month (1 account limit)

* Vaultwarden (password manager/open source clone of Bitwarden, accessible only via Tailscale)

It is truly impressive, and absolutely headache-inducing the amount of blood they can squeeze from cPanel.

It has FTP support for admin-level backups, but it does not have the real logic of a user to be able to restore its own backup from the FTP server.

• Admin Password Resets: Reset user passwords directly from the Admin Area.

WebPros also owns Plesk. In my opinion, it has some features that are better than cPanel in some ways. Regardless, it's WebPros, so the price gouging due to market monopoly is inevitable. Heck, I just

What do you think about Plesk or cPanel, wouldn't it be an option to replace cPanel?