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Tag Archives: cpanel
Introducing Git Version Control
We recently upgraded all our web hosting servers to cPanel 72 which has brought many improvements and new features. One of the more exciting and much requested features is Git support. Git is a free and open source distributed version … Continue reading
Introducing Updated Let’s Encrypt / AutoSSL Feature
We introduced the ability to issue Let’s Encrypt certificates in February 2016 and since then this feature has been heavily used. The idea though that you’d have to individually issue each certificate was not particularly user friendly. Fortunately cPanel introduced … Continue reading
cPanel Two Factor Authentication Now Available
We’re happy to announce that all our servers now support the ability to utilize two-factor authentication within cPanel. Two factor authentication (2FA) adds an additional level of security where in not only your password is required but an additional code … Continue reading
An Introduction to cPanels New Site Publisher
With the release of cPanel version 56 comes a new feature titled ‘Site Publisher’. While the name is a bit vague using the software is anything but that. In short, the site publisher is a remarkably easy to use “editor” … Continue reading
WHM 11.40.0 + EL6 + Issues installing Ruby
This is just a brief post that hopefully helps some people so they don’t start banging their head on their keyboard. As of recently a bunch of OpenSSL* package updates have been released for *EL6 (RHEL, CloudLinux, etc) which is … Continue reading
cPanel with PowerDNS – Avoiding BIND CPU issues and woes
The most popular name server is ISCs BIND. It’s been the market leader in name servers since the very beginning and has proven to be a reliable workhorse with robust features and reliable updates. It also has some issues that … Continue reading
cPanel 11.25 – We’re stable baby
In case you missed our recent announcement in the forums we’re now upgrading all of our cPanel versions to 11.25 as it’s recently been moved out of testing phase into stable. This is highly anticipated release as it adds a … Continue reading
Roundcube Webmail
Well Tony pointed me to this Bugzilla ticket regarding cPanel integrating RoundCube Webmail into cPanel.. and my golly they finally did it. In case you don’t know what RoundCube is it’s a browser based webmail client (IMAP) that is all … Continue reading
Improve Apache Start Speed on cPanel Servers
cPanel recently made the switch to a new Apache system which improved the maintainability of the system easier however did increase the overhead quite significantly. As a result restarting say apache when you add a domain can take quite a … Continue reading
Installing Ruby on Rails on cPanel
After my last post about Ruby on Rails we’ve gotten a view inquiries about exactly how you install Ruby on Rails through cPanel these days. So I figured a quick post with the steps required to run through the install … Continue reading