__/ [ SmakDaddy ] on Monday 08 May 2006 00:05 \__
> "Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:kPednWvPMuG5-8PZRVn-tQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Nospam wrote:
>> > I am trying to use my home computer as a server to host a website, I am
>> > wondering how I get cpanel as a server with my computer, and the steps I
>> > have to go through,
>> >
>> >
>>
>> Well, CPanel isn't a server - it's a way to control a server. And it's
>> available on several versions for Unix from http://www.cpanel.net. A
> one-time
>> license is US $1,225.
That's probably for large(er)-scale Web hosts.
> Most everything you need is all Open Source.
> Must install OS first and should be fresh.
> http://cplicensing.net/
> $52 a month ^ ^
>
> Then, there's the increase in your Aspirin budget, followed by a dramatic
> boost in your dependancy for alternative substances, followed by insurance
> rate increases for too many therapy sessions, and, of course, the
> obligatory toupee to fill in what you've pulled out.
>
> Soon, you find yourself searching for a good vein.
*LMAO*
> End users like it though.
I love it, but at times I report problems, which give my Web host a miserable
time.
Examples:
* Anonymous FTP dropped due to security issues (undisclosed). No proper
replacement from cPanel for 8 months; and I am still waiting...
* SpamAssassin keeps crashing (half a dozen times already).
* Logs are not being archives and stats are not being automatically generated
overnight.
* BoxTrappers and some other added features (e.g. cPanel-bound scripts and
utilities) dropped temporarily, for whatever reason.
I know these are not directly related to cPanel, but they are still worth
mentioning. The host seems to require a lot of support from the cPanel team.
Best wishes,
Roy
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