Nulled Cpanel?

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Josh.w36

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Hi,

Is it safe to install a nulled WHM and cpanel image on my VPS?


Thanks,
Josh

 

voyevoda

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Sure, if you want your server to be rooted.

 

IamNomad

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yeah cpanel is not one of those things you want to use nulled.. especially if your not a coder..

there are some open source alternatives.. but not quite as good.

 

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Josh.w36

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Yea I thought so .

Can someone show me how to add a domain to my VPS without a cpanel? I wanna try that-I never had a VPS without panel before.

Thanks,
Josh

 

iglow

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you will need a panel if u cant make commands in linux
tery klexo or plesk, cpanel is not that good. also installing direct admin is very easy and cpanel is not.

 

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Josh.w36

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I know how to use commands. I already installed apache2,mysql,phpmyadmin,php and everything. I need to add domains now! How do I do that?

Thanks,
Josh

 

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newss

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I would just install one of the many free open source control pannels if Cpanel costs too much to license. VHCS is one example http://www.vhcs.net

 

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Josh.w36

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I tried to install ISPconfig and virtualmin but my memory usage sky rockets to 295MB I have only 512MB guaranteed!

 

voyevoda

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Josh.w36 said:

I know how to use commands. I already installed apache2,mysql,phpmyadmin,php and everything. I need to add domains now! How do I do that?

Thanks,
Josh

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Create virtualhost definitions in the files under /etc/apache2/sites-available/ and symlink them to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/. Then reload Apache or send it SIGHUP.