Websites and PHP
Apache with mod_ssl and PHP-FPM, one pool per account. Pick PHP 7.4 to 8.5 per site. Addon, parked and sub-domains.
Each feature is optional at install time, so a server only runs what it needs.
Apache with mod_ssl and PHP-FPM, one pool per account. Pick PHP 7.4 to 8.5 per site. Addon, parked and sub-domains.
Certificates are requested and renewed automatically through ACME, thirty days before they expire. Names that fail a pre-check are skipped, not retried in a loop.
Postfix and Dovecot with Sieve filters and autoresponders, DKIM signing per domain, optional spam filtering, and Roundcube webmail with one-click sign-in from the panel.
MariaDB and PostgreSQL for each account, listening on localhost only, with phpMyAdmin and Adminer behind a one-hour sign-in.
Each account gets its own zone, served by PowerDNS on your own name servers. Edit records in the panel or through the API.
A file manager in the browser, plus FTP logins limited to a folder. FTP accepts TLS only.
Back up and restore accounts, and schedule jobs per account without touching the system crontab.
fail2ban rules for SSH, the panel, mail and FTP, with an allow list that is never blocked and a deny list that is blocked everywhere.
Define packages with limits, create accounts, and hand out reseller access so others can sell from your server.
See what is waiting, run an update from the panel, or turn on daily automatic security updates.
Give an account shell access when it needs it, and leave it off when it does not.
Every panel action is an HTTP API call with a documented contract, so you can script it or connect your own billing.
Admins and customers each see only what they need.
Create accounts and packages, manage resellers, services, updates, login protection and server settings. Sign-in supports two-factor codes.
Customers manage their own sites, mail, databases, files, cron jobs and backups, within the limits of their package.
The full panel, with websites, email, DNS, databases and the other services, runs on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux or RHEL 9. On Ubuntu 24.04 the install gives you the panel only; the services need the EL 9 family. See the install guide for what each option adds.