[19:21] <steven|> they are both going to be the same unless you take better security practices
[19:21] <Chillo> what am i doing wrong?
[19:22] <Chillo> it will be educational if you tell me
[19:22] <apt-cache> you're not hiring an admin
[19:22] <apt-cache> that's what you're doing wrong
[19:22] <Chillo> lol
[19:22] <apt-cache> either that, or make full use of google.com
[19:22] <Chillo> come on. i'm not rich
[19:22] <apt-cache> google.com is free.
[19:23] <Chillo> i do
[19:23] <steven|> to start... stop running an outdated operating system... move to centos 4.2... make sure you update software often.. cpanel does not do it all for you.. cpanel its not a replacement for an admin... obtain a DECENT mod_security config and set up modsecurity, isntall a firewall, enable phpsuexec
[19:23] <Chillo> enable phpsuexec?
[19:23] <Chillo> why do i need phpsuexec?
[19:23] <steven|> if you get exploited
[19:24] <steven|> more then likely its going to show up as the user
[19:24] <steven|> nobody
[19:24] <steven|> and you will be like
[19:24] <steven|> wtf mate?
[19:24] <steven|> for you i recommend it
[19:24] <rj> yoooo stevie ;)
[19:24] <steven|> hi rj
[19:24] <Chillo> cpanel recommends disabling phpsuexec
[19:24] <rj> sup
[19:24] <steven|> cpanel is dumb
[19:24] <Chillo> hmm
[19:24] <rj> phpsuexec is good stuff
[19:24] <apt-cache> Chillo: you can run without suexec if you want, but then you need to be on top of security
[19:24] <Chillo> doesnt phpsuexec allows anyone to use php?
[19:25] <steven|> wtf?