Despite the name, cPanel Pro isn’t a new or special version of cPanel, though if your web host has activated it, you will likely have access to a few extra features. cPanel Pro is designed to make it easier for third-party developers to add new features to cPanel. Prior to cPanel Pro, it was very difficult for a developer to add new features to cPanel since these features would often be removed whenever cPanel was updated. This made it very hard for web hosts to offer extra features to help enhance their service. cPanel Pro gives developers an easier way to incorporate new features that won’t break every time cPanel is updated. To show developers how to write cPanel Pro modules, cPanel Inc. provides several new features along with the sample code showing how the feature is implemented. For the end user this means you may have access to several extra features. cPanel Inc. has moved a couple of features (Stats Select and BoxTrapper) from cPanel Pro add‑on modules to standard cPanel...
cPanel User Guide and Tutorial
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Overview of this book
"A great book for getting the most out of your cPanel-supporting web host"
If you have web hosting requirements beyond the most basic, you should look for a host that offers cPanel. cPanel gives you tight control over every aspect of your web site, email accounts, and domain names.
But once you've got a web site with cPanel support, how do you go about using it? While the documentation included with cPanel may provide a quick reference, to really get the most from it you need a more detailed, systematic tutorial.
Read this book to find out exactly how to get the most from cPanel in all aspects of your web site management: web, email, FTP, security, domains, back ups, and more.
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Table of Contents (18 chapters)
cPanel: User Guide and Tutorial
Credits
About the Author
Preface
Free Chapter
Introduction to cPanel Hosting
Getting Started with cPanel
FTP and cPanel’s File Manager
Working with Mail
Working with Databases
Controlling Access to and Organizing Your Data
Keeping an Eye on Account Activity
Backing up and Restoring Data
Working with Scripts
Advanced cPanel Features
Site and Account Security
Third‑Party Additions to cPanel
Useful Tools and Links and the Final Curtain Call
Glossary
Customer Reviews