It's limitless, for catch-all you have to send a ticket to get it enabled. Also we haven't raised prices in 10 years unless it was "cPanel Hosting", so it renews at same price.

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* cpanel migration time. what happens to custom apache or .htaccess rules, plugins, cron jobs, mail, dns, permissions, ssl, and weird custom configs ?

It got compromised earlier in this thread... just look at pages like: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/215436/building-a-modern-alternative-to-cpanel-looking-for-feedback-from-the-let-community/p6

cPanel/WHM migration is now built directly into HPanel.

The password used is a random 20-character password, generated by the password manager. I only use one password per account. The VNC password is generated by RackNerd and consists of 10 characters – I

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now they active the server but did not sent the password

SolusVM had a spot where you could reset a VM's root password. They passed that string unfiltered, straight to a setuid root binary. You could literally do a password of ;'shell shit here', and it ran

Have you seen the newest cPanel skin? It is quite literally 'draft #1' of every Claude Code interface and i'm not even kidding.

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that don't know how to install wordpress on cpanel

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Create an account for Science United on their site and then login. Once you've done so, run boinccmd --acct_mgr attach "https://scienceunited.org" $EMAIL $PASSWORD", and the

Is the bandwidth reset monthly or does it last for a year? @SoftShellWeb

I don't know about their CP but we are not happy with WISECP of course, I would stick with Plesk, cPanel or DirectAdmin to be honest.

* The root password the customer enters into the form on sign-up sets the VNC password.

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The most common way customers got hacked when I used to run SolusVM was that they signed up with a trivial password initially with a plan to change it later.

As an example, within just the past few months alone we've seen significant security-related updates involving Linux kernels, cPanel, Plesk, and plenty of other commonly used software. Sometimes the v