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Is cpanel only supported on basically 2 different OS's now?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by BianchiDude, Oct 13, 2009.

  1. BianchiDude

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    Is cpanel only supported on basically 2 different OS's now?

    CentOS/RedHat and FreeBSD?

    Is ubuntu supported?

    TIA
     
    #1 BianchiDude, Oct 13, 2009
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    Please see our official system requirements via the following link:
    System Requirements - cPanel Inc.

    It is correct that Ubunto is not a supported OS at this time.
     
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    #2 cPanelDon, Oct 13, 2009
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    Ubuntu does actually work with Cpanel but I don't recommend it as it is not officially supported at this time and requires a couple of manual modifications to prepare the system for Cpanel installer to work correctly else your install and future Cpanel updates blow up pretty bad.

    Redhat / Fedora - Both of these work sufficient enough though tend to be a little bit more buggy than the next choice.

    CentOS - Except for the very rare, Cpanel works amazingly well with this operation system and would be my first choice when building a Cpanel base server machine (especially x64 bit if your CPU supports it)
     
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