So basically you'll get $150/month and for that you have your normal hosting costs, you have to answer questions from your users ("I've lost my password") and you want to do manual f

Well, Ubuntu basically invented/popularized the disabled root/sudo approach, so it's not that surprising that other distributions might take another route but going by what @yoursunny posted you can a

They are great. I moved to NameCrane cPanel Shared 25G from NameCheap's Stellar Business plan, and I did not notice any significant difference performance-wise. There is a significant difference in pr

My preference is to not have root have a password thus is disabled.

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Editing the sshd-config file and change the "PermitRootLogin" line value to "prohibit-password" option.

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When installing Debian from CD-ROM, if you keep the root password empty, you would get:

Features: Unlimited (FTP Accounts, Emails, Databases & Sub-Domains)

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Has this roll out to cPanel Shared Hosting accounts yet? I have cPanel Shared-25G in LV and didn't see it on my account yet.

* GanderWeb: £3.15+/m cPanel Web Hosting from 10GB-Disk/Unmetered/Unlimited DB/Mail

I have always used cPanel, but ExtraVM was using DirectAdmin at the time. Under MikeA guidance, I quickly adapted to DirectAdmin and accepted it.

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It requires database username and password to log in.

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I'm also on the same server. I can create a database with a username and password, and I can log in to phpMyAdmin via that popup just fine. I tested it just now.