thats why you should use a strong masterpassword. You could also setup your own "cloud" or just a simple ftp server on one of your idling vps from a black deal and sync the database.

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Randomly generated password, or a shout out to the child humor in me? 🤔

my suggestion is get a small vps, preferably in asia, or nearby county, run openvpn or pivpn on a random chosen port, and create a password protected account, and then he should be good to use most ap

Hi @AXYZE -- LVE limits are per cPanel account (Image)

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But the uptime was good and network was decent for my daily Cpanel backups back in the day.

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I see that I can create up to 5/10/20 cPanel accounts, but there's no mention of domains.

Keepass + strong password + yubico and sync with gdrive. Why paying if the opensource solution is better?!

If I had my passwords in LastPass and used their vault to store them, I would have changed the master password for my LastPass vault immediately. As soon as practical afterwards, I would have taken th

Thanks everyone, sale is now over, prices and specifications have been reset

to license it all by yourself. To name a few, cPanel/WHM itself, LiteSpeed, LSCache, cpGuard, CloudLinux, KernelCare, Softaculous, MailChannels/MailBaby, JetBackup, Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage, etc etc.

You may be lucky. I am using a licensed version of cPanel from a hosting provider, and recently the user interface changed. The UI changes were not an improvement. In fact, the new user interface desi

Also, may or may not be related to shady business deals, but I saw that thread here about fake cpanel licenses and a site to check them out -- the one I have through SstableHost may have expired in 20

Due to OFAC. Saw a Iranian dude asking for help in cPanel. All of his licenses were pirated. And Turkish guy hitting me up to buy cracked license on Whatsapp and showing free DNSOnly as proof. (Image

Reseller hosting lets you place each website on its own cPanel/DirectAdmin account. Isolated. That can be handy for several reasons:

What I will suggest is get opcache (plugin or script from github) and enable it within your cPanel php manager. This will use 128MB RAM to store pre-compiled php scripts of all of your theme files, wo

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You all have been super helpful with my hosting questions, I really appreciate it. So, I have another! One of my personal websites is on the "Unlimited Platinum" shared hosting plan