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The auto method will be best for most people. It automatically installs everything for you, including the CSF firewall. Additionally, you can 3 enable Demo Mode on an account that you host so that you can use it as a sales tool. This applies to both panels. DirectAdmin's interface seems to be a bit easier with regards to the number of ports and access levels.
The highest level that one can have with WHM without using the root login is the reseller level. There is no option to create other 'admin' users to help you manage resellers, and if reseller management is necessary, one must use the root login in order to accomplish this. DirectAdmin has also recently their first sub-theme for Evolution, which is named "traditional". You can choose one of four different styles for cPanel with the Paper Lantern theme. Both DirectAdmin and cPanel provide documentation for customizing themes for their panels and login pages.
One can completely alter the appearance of the panel to suit their personal style or brand with either panel. At first glance, DirectAdmin's File Manger doesn't appear to have as many options as cPanel's, but many of those features become accessible via tooltips that appear when you are about to select a file or directory that you need to make changes to. So, don't let the simplicity of the display fool you as the features are tucked away nicely and intuitively displayed when you need them.
It opens in a new window so that you can easily swap back and forth between cPanel and the File Manager if needed. An experienced system administrator may be able to configure these on DirectAdmin, though. The cPanel templates provision to consume more disk space and memory than the DirectAdmin templates, however, this could be because cPanel has traditionally had support for more features.
With the recent advances DirectAdmin has made in the panel's design and added support for more features, the template and resource usage has grown but is still substantially below that of cPanel. DirectAdmin typically runs with a much lower memory footprint than cPanel as well.
Cost should definitely be considered along with resources. Even before cPanel's recent price hikes, DirectAdmin was hardly an underdog. With the changes in the cPanel license costs, DirectAdmin is in a prime position to take the lead. Because the PHP handler one can use depends on what webserver has been selected, one cannot really manage PHP's configuration without also considering the webserver configuration.
These are heavily interdependent on one another. Thus it makes sense for major panels to combine the management of both into a single task. This is smart because it allows the panel to prevent incompatible setups from even being attempted, much less built and deployed. For cPanel, it is EasyApache. Both systems are equally adept at what they do. Which you'd prefer depends on your priorities. If you'd prefer to be able to quickly make changes to the configuration, then EA is for you, but if you prefer more control to be able to build your configuration with custom modules, then CB is for you.
A single CustomBuild instance could be used to update many different software installations. CustomBuild has long been used via the command line, but many aren't comfortable using a terminal, so DirectAdmin now supports a CustomBuild GUI plugin. EasyApache 4 is essentially a graphical interface for yum. There is so much that can be done with this command. To view all options, you could just run the following:.
And the following will show you what the latest available version of a software is versus that you have installed:. After setting the option as desired, you may need to issue commands to rebuild and rewrite configuration files. For example, the following set of commands would set the primary default PHP version to 7. EasyApache4 uses yum for installing modules from the EA4 repository. This means that you can also use rpm to review installed modules.
One could use the following to view all installed PHP 7. It is important to remember that the. It is also important to ensure that the user's PHP settings are consistent across these files. When customizing your webserver configuration files, you must follow guidelines set forth by your chosen panel for doing so. If you do not, then your customizations will be overwritten the next time the panel rewrites these files.
This is true for both DirectAdmin and cPanel. DirectAdmin allows you to make changes via customized template files so that your customizations are used anytime configuration file rewrites are done. This is actually true for any DirectAdmin server services that use a template-based configuration, such as Named.
For example, to change the docroot for all subdomains, you would rewrite a custom virtualhost template specifying this customization. If you want to instead modify the httpd. Such changes requiring this would include adding custom modules. Also, editing configuration settings, such as MaxClients or ServerLimit is done similarly. To accomplish this, locate the value you need to change like so:. This way, CustomBuild will recognize that you've customized your configuration and not overwrite the file containing those customizations.
You must remember this change if you decide to change your configuration in the future, though. If you need a change applied to all Vhosts for all or some domains such as the webmail or stats subdomains by default you'd use the custom virtualhost template. You must create the specified path to the include file and the file itself containing the customizations and rebuild and restart Apache in order for a domain's custom changes to be included.
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