WordPress Campus Connect, initially launched in October 2024 as a pilot program, has now been formally established as an official event series due to its resounding success. The inaugural program, spearheaded by myself, Anand Upadhyay, garnered immense enthusiasm from 400 Indian students who were eager to engage in hands-on WordPress training. WordPress Campus Connect transcends […]
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In nearly 1,000 days, the WordPress community has created 1,000 Block themes—coming together to use the full potential of the Site Editor and unleash new creative possibilities for everyone.
At the heart of our community is our shared pledge to create a space that is harassment-free, welcoming, and inclusive for all. Our Community Code of Conduct already outlines a clear set of expectations, while also providing examples of unacceptable actions. Today, we are reinforcing our values by adding another element to our list of […]
In the midst of our legal battles with Silver Lake and WP Engine, I wanted to take a moment to highlight something positive. Because of my friendships with the co-founders of Slack, Stewart Butterfield and Cal Henderson, WordPress.org has had a free version of the Pro version of Slack since they started in 2009. We […]
Pending their legal claims and litigation against WordPress.org, WP Engine no longer has free access to WordPress.org’s resources.
It has to be said and repeated: WP Engine is not WordPress. My own mother was confused and thought WP Engine was an official thing. Their branding, marketing, advertising, and entire promise to customers is that they’re giving you WordPress, but they’re not. And they’re profiting off of the confusion. WP Engine needs a trademark […]
Blog post for Privacy Policy, Pricing and Term Agreement and Bundling Agreement Updates We recently released updated versions of Privacy Policy, Pricing and Term Agreement and Technical Support Agreement. This post summarizes these changes. Privacy Policy Twice each year, we review our Privacy Policy. In the most recent review, we made the following changes: Changes […]
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As you might know, CentOS 7 and CloudLinux 7 will reach End-of-Life (EOL) support on June 30, 2024 by their respective upstream vendors. This means that after that date, these operating systems will no longer receive security updates from upstream vendors, making them more vulnerable to potential security issues. But don’t worry, we’ve got your […]
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Great news! Are you looking to add an online store to your Sitejet-driven website? With Sitejet Commerce, you can easily integrate an online store into your website through your cPanel dashboard. Sitejet Commerce is a perfect complement to your Sitejet Builder experience. Let’s take a look at the features and benefits of Sitejet Commerce. Empower […]
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Site Quality Monitoring (SQM) for cPanel is now available with cPanel’s v118, v116, and v110 LTS releases. Let’s explore the myriad of benefits and value propositions SQM brings to the table, making it a must-have tool for all website owners going forward. Unmatched Website Integrity The foundation of cPanel’s Site Quality Monitoring is rooted in […]
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This People of WordPress features Sunita Rai, a content marketer and volunteer translator from Nepal.
We are excited to start the year off strong by sharing some exciting news: both Sitejet Builder and Site Quality Monitoring will be released to cPanel v116, which is scheduled for RELEASE tier on January 16th along with the LTS tier for v110. v116 will then reach STABLE tier on January 23rd. Additionally, these great […]
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With the year slowly coming to an end, we draw the curtains on yet another chapter in cPanel’s journey of offering added-value solutions that continue to lead the industry forward in web hosting management and security. We already introduced some valuable innovations and enhancements, such as the introduction of Manage Team to further collaboration and control, or the addition of Two-Factor Authentication for Webmail to further strengthen security, …
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We are happy to announce that coming in Q3 of 2024, with the release of cPanel & WHM v122, MariaDB Server will become the default database for new installations of cPanel. Our collaboration with the MariaDB Foundation is based on shared values and the desire to best serve the hosting community, with the primary reasons for this change being overall stability, performance, and long-term support. Additionally, this reflects our commitment to ensuring a server’s lifecycle …
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The latest People of WordPress features back-end web developer Artemy Kaydash, from Ukraine.
JetApps Announces Price Increase for JetBackup Licenses
Dec01
on December 1, 2023
at 11:14 am
Posted In: Announcements, Apache, CMS, Community, cPanel, Events, JetBackup, News, Partners & Customers, Product Updates, Releases, security, System
JetApps Technology, a leading data backup and migration software provider, has recently announced a price increase for their popular backup solution, JetBackup, that will affect all retail customers and partners. The company has stated that the price adjustment is necessary to keep up with the current inflationary environment and reflect the value of its products and services. Starting from December 1, 2023, the retail rate for JetBackup has increased from $5.95 to $8.95 per month …
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PHP 8.0 was released on November 26, 2020, and reaches its end-of-life on November 26, 2023. As a result, it is no longer supported, and security vulnerabilities will no longer be patched. To align with this change, PHP 8.0 has been removed from cPanel & WHM provided default EasyApache4 profiles. Announcing Support for PHP 8.3 PHP 8.3, anticipated for release in November 2023, introduces new features and performance improvements, making it a valuable addition to EasyApache4, …
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In an effort to simplify and streamline our support system, we are integrating cPanel Community Forums into our Support Portal. On November 21, 2023, we will complete migration on all the accounts and forum history from 2018 forward to our support platform and launch the new forum. But do not worry; this transition is all about making things simpler, more accessible, and even more fun! Let us take you through how these …
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Coming Soon: A Revolutionary Way to Design and Manage Websites with Sitejet Builder for cPanel
Oct11
on October 11, 2023
at 5:51 pm
Posted In: Announcements, Apache, CMS, Community, cPanel, Events, Products, Releases, security, Site Builder, SiteJet, Sitejet Builder, System, website design, website management
Our teams have been working tirelessly to make cPanel even better this year. We’ve made improvements to the features you already love, making them even smoother and stronger, and released new features that take the software to the next level. We understand customer expectations around modern-looking, accessible, and conversion-driven websites have never been higher. And to help you meet this demand, we’re making the most of integration to revolutionize website design and …
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Just a few days ago, Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) publicly disclosed not one, not two, but six Zero-Day vulnerabilities in the widely-used Exim mail server. These vulnerabilities have been lurking in the shadows since their discovery in June 2022, when precautionary steps were taken to release patches for Exim and libspf2. Now, the vulnerabilities are finally unraveled. And spoiler alert, you are totally safe! No Action Required by Default on Your End At cPanel, we …
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cPanel reviews its Privacy Policy twice each year. During this review, we also reviewed the cPanel & WHM End User License Agreement (EULA). This blog post summarizes these changes, but you should review both documents completely since they govern our relationship with you, and changes we don’t believe are material may be material to you. Privacy Policy EULA …
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