What would be a good and cost effective option these days please? Currently hosting via cpanel.

Edit: I just looked at their site and I wouldn't be surprised if they're using some sort of a pirated WHMCS license, looks like they're most likely using a pirated cPanel license given that they offer

selling unlimited cPanel accounts for $6.99/mo itself is a SCAM

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At the same time, the lowest plan comes with 25GB of storage space, not to mention 25GB of email storage space (and up to 100 email addresses/accounts), together with ftp and ssh, so one could use the

And, as Google explains, you can still create an app password and use whatever Office 20-stoneage version you like so this is basically a non-issue even for those users.

I had a server on hostsolutions which I set everything manually(rtorrent, rutorrent, ftp server etc.) and it was very fun and educational for me. So I want to do it again.

I do that for DirectAdmin but not sure for cPanel though.

I have a shared hosting package which uses cpanel, conveniently it has roundcube webmail. Once I create an email account for my domain, I can send and receive email without problem.

You could try Mailcow as it's built specifically for email. Might not be as good as cPanel in some ways, but it's better in other ways, and it's open-source so you can modify it for your usecases, plu

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* Service was transferred, but they did not do a 'reset' or wipe out old data.

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For seedbox this is usually just ruttorent and deluge webgui password + ftp, not account login details.

So, here's a mini review of ihor based on my new 'ferrum' server with SSD (the old one has HDD).

Coming to apps, emby is installed and working but asks for a username and password on first login. Plex got installed but it doesn't detect the media server (or do we need to install it separately? )

Most of my email is with a shared hosting provider, for historical reasons. They offer cPanel, which makes it easy to manage. I have a static webpage. I don't care that they are focused on web hosting

There is almost no harm getting transfered service. Properly transfered services - service is registered to your account, not using someone else password, lol. No provider gonna take actions against y

Why were you using someone else's box with his username and password? That's not really a transfer. You never owned the box to begin with. Unless I'm missing something.