Hello.
Cpanel has been overwriting system files, and it's been a minor inconvenience until now.
the hosts file, my exim.conf file and the /etc/init.d/exim file are all overwritten on a seemingly random basis (other files I'm sure too) and today my exim.conf was wiped which caused major downtime.
Well, I'm sick of this game now and I would like for cpanel to never overwrite another file again in this way again ever for ever. I have no use for this feature--and it's costing me a lot of money every time our server goes. It costs me a lot of bandwidth every time my hosts file is changed so as not to use private network ips, and it costs me a lot of time to have to keep changing these files back.
If this feature can not be turned off, what are the risks if any to my system of uninstalling cpanel?
Cpanel has been overwriting system files, and it's been a minor inconvenience until now.
the hosts file, my exim.conf file and the /etc/init.d/exim file are all overwritten on a seemingly random basis (other files I'm sure too) and today my exim.conf was wiped which caused major downtime.
Well, I'm sick of this game now and I would like for cpanel to never overwrite another file again in this way again ever for ever. I have no use for this feature--and it's costing me a lot of money every time our server goes. It costs me a lot of bandwidth every time my hosts file is changed so as not to use private network ips, and it costs me a lot of time to have to keep changing these files back.
If this feature can not be turned off, what are the risks if any to my system of uninstalling cpanel?