Not really. Avoiding any hassles is the goal, not just to not lose all the passwords. They'd just be spending the time setting up a new VPS and restoring from backup instead of jerking off.

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I tried it with Litespeed enterprise, Openlitespeed in DA or cyberpanel or cPanel on diffrent OS and servers and providers, all looks and acting the same regards the feel of micro-caching for 10 mins

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Idk about most people but when you get an email with a cleartext password, the very first thing that comes to mind is to change it. Because their entire staff and maybe even more people on the interne

I host a Vaultwarden myself. It runs on a netcup Root Server, that's OS is Debian installed with debootstrap from their rescue system. I keep up-to-date backup exported from Bitwarden client. It is th

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intall, click on full backup, add ftp details, or download to your pc.

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Otherwise it's like at every host, Suspension until next reset.

Hi Sir @visualwebtechnologies

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Don't self-host it. The last thing you'll ever need is, you're on a vacation, your tinder hookup ditched you, so now you trying to login into your pr0nhub account but the password is on your selfhoste

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Yep, I strongly encourage users to change their password immediately. I do not want to be held liable for any sort of unauthorized console access.

What I've found is the vps providers I use could have access, they often set your vps SSH root password when you order, so you have to make sure you change it! I change it right away.