(Quote)

(Quote)

I think I can present the evidence for him. You and @repuc shared an IP. So he’s at least close enough to have your WiFi password.

Our cPanel Web Hosting plans include 100% NVMe SSD Storage, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, Imunify360, JetBackup & Softaculous, premium email delivery via Mail Baby, as well as IPv4 & IPv6 sup

waiting for cpanel reseller SG

A few days ago. I said you can use dual redundant san storage.

have to rebuild passwd files and ask users to reset their passwords again (because I can’t just copy those from JB, only way I know how is to formally restore its backup). But I had the backups on th

new server in Virginia. I had to rebuild domain password files for a few hundred domains. I had to rebuild alias files, carefully copy what was needed into passwd, shadow, group, you know the job. I

mc admin policy add myminio readwrite-policy /path/to/readwrite.jsonmc admin policy set myminio bucketname readwrite-policymc admin user add myminio username passwordmc admin policy set myminio userna

5. asr3cen8-lag71-1603.agg.antel.ne 50.0% 7 1.3 1.2 1.2 1.3 0.0 6. cbb4mln1-be27-2001.antel.net.uy 0.0% 7 5.1 5.0 4.7 5.5 0.3 7. ibe2mln1-be27-2001.antel.net.uy 0.0%

On the QuickHostUK status page, it looks like QuickHostUK provided FTP credentials to WHMCSServices to debug problems with their software, but instead a hacker accessed their systems with those FTP cr

Isn't it already dead right after it was bought by cPanel, Inc?

I am getting confused how the fuck from 'update to plugin' you are able to hijack communication between QuickHost and WHMCSServices resulting in FTP user, but I guess WHMCSServices is vague for a reas

Just buy a vps and install cpanel or directadmin to it. Easy

Create a long, complex password. I use my password generator and set it to 40+ characters

MySQL crashed, and cPanel didn't restart it. The 'dont restart' was intentional on our part, but was to address a bug probably 4 years ago. We never re-enabled the process monitoring in all that time.

(Quote)

cPanel had some nasty bugs in the move to CentOS 7 and systemd where it was constantly rebooting processes because it couldn't monitor them properly. It was doing it to Litespeed as well leading to qu

(Quote)

Why would you disable monitoring? I don't know much about cPanel btw