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As you can see in the thread, the provider has been insisting that the VPS was initially unpaid and was only reset after the payment went through. In reality, that’s not the case. They’ve consistently

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In my case, the VPS was automatically reset five hours after payment, without me doing anything. If I didn’t report it and the provider didn’t fix it, what happens when this bug triggers after two wee

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You’ll also get a login and password to access the 3X-UI control panel.

Blocking outgoing (crane->world) port 25/465/587 has been common in the shared industry for 10 some odd years. cPanel has had it built in for at least that long. Imunify360 has a full section t

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Can more reinstall credits be added later, or is there a reset option?

We offer both cPanel and DA shared & reseller hosting in 6 global locations, starting from $1.65/m and as low as $19.80/year

Its best not to write them down. Storing them in a password manager is safe because it is encrypted.

I recommend this excellent guide: https://io.bikegremlin.com/21143/cpanel-reseller-hosting-backup-automation/

I recently purchased a cPanel reseller hosting plan and a cPanel shared hosting account. Could you recommend a script that I can use to back up both accounts to a remote location daily? Ideally, the s

same here but I've Singapore cpanel plan, I believe someone abused phpMyAdmin, there are tons of questions every second. it literally crashes every 3-4 hours sometimes won't even last a day of uptime.

Yes, so do that with the password then. Having to make fake responses is stupid and warrants a fucking facepalm. The point of questions is so they don't need to be written down or for other people to

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How is it invasive? It has been recommended for a long time to lie on security questions. That way only you can possibly know what the answer is. You can store the answers in your password manager.