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mysql,phpmyadmin and file manager. 95% of cpanel is bloat.

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TBH I mostly use "sudo bash" in preference to "su" as you don't need to type a password. I'm not even sure what the root password is on most of my machines and ever

and scanning networks. He asked us to set the password to 12345678 of his new installation on his own responsibility. We had temp disabled his server since we did not want anymore problems with him a

denied" or prompting me for my sudo password had given me the extra moment to catch myself from doing the wrong thing. It also can be be a security benefit, if I forget to lock my computer

also you can configure sudo to ask for password, so you are aware if some random script requires sudo access.

Does anyone have servers in production with Spanel (https://www.spanel.io/)? If so, what has been your experience compared to Cpanel?

A good example is a lot of auditors will call for periodic password changes, but that practice is discouraged by NIST, Microsoft and others (where MFA is enforced). At the end of the day their job is

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haha, they fogot to add with up to 30% price increase shortly as they are the same company as cPanel, L.L.C.

*Unlimited FTP accounts

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DA only offer a daily limit? Not hourly like cPanel does?

Ftp Accounts - Unlimited

so the users device serves this security/password role for most users, Apple have already started with Passkeys, and browsers could utilise TPM if there was demand, I believe Edge already can.

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I don't. But you'd get the SMTP hostname and port, and you'd create the user and password for it. Then you just use that in any software that supports SMTP.

Like I have a VPS with DirectAdmin and my WordPress site should be able to send woocommerce transaction emails / forgot password emails.