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Old January 30th, 2005, 12:39 PM
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cPanel Pro ok to use?
I installed cpanel pro from the addon modules in whm is this ok to use because it says BETA i've seen others use it but some don't ?
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I installed cpanel pro from the addon modules in whm is this ok to use because it says BETA i've seen others use it but some don't ?


We have been using it since it came out. No problems found. You can always turn off any feature in your feature list in WHM.
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No Problems.... Been using it for many many months now
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Theres no problems that I know of, its very good
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