I've been tracking Enhance for a while, and would very much like to use it, but there's still a number of basic features missing such as brute force protection, proper spam management (last I checked

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Already tried, most customers from Cpanel didn't like it

I’m considering using Enhance as a cPanel alternative for future deployments, especially for small to medium-sized businesses where flexibility and simplicity are key. Before committing fully, I’d lov

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The password being delivered doesn't change fit, form or function nor was expressly stated beforehand. It wasn't the password to the control panel to reinstall the server nor was he prevented from cha

So in my case - and I think I'm fairly representative here - there is no "plain text in transit" risk. The only time that password is in an unencrypted form is when the email is pre

Respectfully -- because I enjoy reading your posts, generally -- I'd like to point out that the idea that nobody's systems are being compromised withing seconds because of a password being emailed sin

I've never had a provider provide me a password via a publicly accessible FTP server.

But you did not answer the question. The subject of question was about password.

Who is still using FTP in 2025?

How would you feel if a host provided you a password in cleartext from the top 100 dictionary words on a publicly accessible ftp server?

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not come back to set it up for months. Sending passwords by email is extremely common.

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Both, (a) and (b) are very important, do not buy a dedi without that! (And NO, "the IPMI/LOM requires a username and password" does not cut it!).