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We, the members of the Serverfault community, have all been discussing for years how bloody cPanel (and the like) have no place here. …

questions, with the week of the 12th seeing a whopping 312 questions closed with: This question appears to be off-topic because it is about working with a service provider's management interface, such as cPanel …

A question that mentions cpanel is not de-facto off-topic. It is possible an otherwise competent admin inherited a cpanel disaster and now has to make it work. … the application vendor (cpanel). …

The support pages of the most popular control panels are available: cPanel/WHM DirectAdmin ISPConfig Kloxo/HyperVM Plesk Sentora ServerPilot VestaCP Virtualmin ZPanel Stack Exchange Some Stack …

and is not about: consumer workstations or networking (which belong on our sister site, Super User) working with a service provider's management interface, such as cPanel product, service, …

They are especially interested in receiving questions about shared web hosting, control panels like cPanel and Plesk, and basic Apache .htaccess stuff. …

The three four that stand out to me are cpanel, plesk, whm and webmin. … users somehow manage to miss all the information about what's actually on topic here, but do manage to find those tags, and then expect that this would be a good place to ask about how to server when cpanel …

(sadly less frequent than my trips through the queues lately), but here's my three-fiddy: We've long had a policy about web hosting panels - I was the idiot overly-kind person who made the case that cpanel …

Sysadmins who run web sites the "normal" way will find cPanel disappointing and frustrating, to say the least. … Deal with administering parts of the system not affected by the web hosting control panel, e.g. a web hosting provider wants to set up NTP, and the presence of cPanel is incidental because cPanel does …

Deal with administering parts of the system not affected by the web hosting control panel, e.g. a web hosting provider wants to set up NTP, and the presence of cPanel is incidental because cPanel does … exactly cPanel is managing and what it's leaving alone. …

Deal with administering parts of the system not affected by the web hosting control panel, e.g. a web hosting provider wants to set up NTP, and the presence of cPanel is incidental because cPanel does … I have one CentOS 5 system with cPanel (fortunately the very last one, and it will be replaced soon with a normal web server) on which git is out of date, and cannot be updated, because cPanel has replaced …

Do any professional sysadmins really use cPanel, rather than provide cPanel? To me, cPanel is indicative of non-professional (i.e. voluntary, spare time, personal) web hosting use? … Sure, I can see questions from people who run hosting farms and provide cPanel for their users having a place here, but every time I read a question with cPanel in the tags I think, this is surely someone …

A lot of things that are absolute garbage here are decent questions elsewhere: Abstract or basic UNIX questions Non-admin webmaster questions (cpanel et. al., shared hosting) User or home questions Very …

Web site control panels such as cPanel and Plesk are extremely unlikely to be used in a professional environment. … See also the related question, Are cpanel questions really 'professional sysadmin' related? …

For example: Tag removal request: soho Is it time to kill problematic tags like cpanel, plesk, whm and webmin? …