D Deleted member 745 Guest Nov 25, 2011 #21 How come people use cPanel and not Plesk any more, Most hosts I have looked at only use cPanel and the odd one uses Plesk?
How come people use cPanel and not Plesk any more, Most hosts I have looked at only use cPanel and the odd one uses Plesk?
Gene Steinberg Well-known member Nov 25, 2011 #22 You mean other than the fact that cPanel is just plain better? Yes, I've used Plesk, and I'm glad I don't anymore.
You mean other than the fact that cPanel is just plain better? Yes, I've used Plesk, and I'm glad I don't anymore.
K KevinL Active member Nov 26, 2011 #23 kuyenmotdivad said: How come people use cPanel and not Plesk any more, Most hosts I have looked at only use cPanel and the odd one uses Plesk? Click to expand... I refuse to even offer it. It is just plain awful.
kuyenmotdivad said: How come people use cPanel and not Plesk any more, Most hosts I have looked at only use cPanel and the odd one uses Plesk? Click to expand... I refuse to even offer it. It is just plain awful.
D Deleted member 745 Guest Nov 26, 2011 #24 KevinL said: I refuse to even offer it. It is just plain awful. Click to expand... Even version 10... it looks good?
KevinL said: I refuse to even offer it. It is just plain awful. Click to expand... Even version 10... it looks good?
Liam D. Active member Nov 29, 2011 #25 Gene Steinberg said: I have two silly questions: Isn't nginx more attuned to static rather than dynamic content? How about sites with .htaccess content? That's not supported with nginx right? Click to expand... Normally, NginX works best with static content. However, it can work with dynamic content as well, using PHP-FPM for FastCGI. As for the .htaccess, some, if not all .htaccess rule should have its own corresponding equivalent to NginX location configuration.
Gene Steinberg said: I have two silly questions: Isn't nginx more attuned to static rather than dynamic content? How about sites with .htaccess content? That's not supported with nginx right? Click to expand... Normally, NginX works best with static content. However, it can work with dynamic content as well, using PHP-FPM for FastCGI. As for the .htaccess, some, if not all .htaccess rule should have its own corresponding equivalent to NginX location configuration.
Gene Steinberg Well-known member Nov 29, 2011 #26 Well, I don't think I have any performance problems currently, but I'll consider it.