Moved From Plesk to cPanel... Questions...

[fkatzenb]

I have some questions. I have moved a handful of sites over to cPanel and have a few questions....

File structure cleanup:
When I moved a domain over, there were a lot of extra files/directories in that home directory when compared to a standard directory. Is there a list of what I can cleanup or what translates what to what?

Reseller Structure
Under Plesk, a reseller account's "package"/limites controlled all of the sub accounts. Does this still apply? In other words, do the domains under a reseller contribute to the reseller's allocation?

Thanks!
Frank

[madaboutlinux]

I have some questions. I have moved a handful of sites over to cPanel and have a few questions....

File structure cleanup:
When I moved a domain over, there were a lot of extra files/directories in that home directory when compared to a standard directory. Is there a list of what I can cleanup or what translates what to what?

These are the default files/directories under a cPanel account.

.bash_history
.bash_logout
.bash_profile
.bashrc
.contactemail
.cpanel/
.lang
access-logs
etc/
mail/
public_ftp/
public_html/
tmp/
www

Your website files will go under "public_html" directory as it does in 'httpdocs' on a Plesk server. www is just a symlink to public_html.

Reseller Structure
Under Plesk, a reseller account's "package"/limites controlled all of the sub accounts. Does this still apply? In other words, do the domains under a reseller contribute to the reseller's allocation?

Yes, it does and you can manage the resource limits of a reseller from WHM >> 'Reseller Center' option.