Document WHM, cPanel and WordPress!

content/blog/apprentice/cpanel.en.md

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 date: 2022-06-20T14:07:02Z
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+series: ['apprentice', 'hosing']
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 title: cPanel
 description: cPanel is a server interface provided by many hosting providers for web based management of the servers by their customers
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-I think anyone who uses cPanel should be aware of [WHM](../whm).
+I think anyone who uses cPanel should be aware of [WHM](../whm)/Web Host Manager.
+Although cPanel may run completely on its own, but usually you find its running with WHM.
+Meaning that whoever sells you the cPanel access sets it up through WHM.
+
+Alone cPanel may be pretty powerful depending on what access you're granted.
+Often hosting providers will limit you to only access the files of your web-root and settings for additional services like e-mail and DNS.
+But cPanel may even allow for terminal access on the Linux host.
+Because it's "shared hosting", usually anyway.
+Meaning you run WHM on Linux box and setup cPanel accounts that are actual Linux users.
+As WHM uses built-in Linux security for access control on the host.
+
+cPanel is also capable of hosting all sorts of different types of web-apps.
+Even though it's often configured to only allow PHP, where you'd likely see WordPress installs.