cPanel is a web hosting control panel software that provides a graphical interface and automation tools designed to simplify the process of hosting a website.
Why this server?
Allows managing Sieve mail filter scripts on cPanel-hosted mail servers via ManageSieve.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing cPanel/WHM servers through their official APIs, including account and usage queries, DNS and domain management, SSL certificate checks, email account and delivery searches, database and PHP information, error logs, server status, and optional preview/confirm write actions such as suspending accounts, editing DNS zones, creating mailboxes, and adding forwarders.
Why this server?
Manage cPanel accounts, email, DNS, subdomains, and more through WHM API.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing cPanel hosting accounts, including file management, databases, email accounts, subdomains, disk usage, backups, and SSL certificates.
Why this server?
Targets business mailboxes hosted on cPanel: the server connects over standard IMAP/SMTP to search, read (without marking as read), draft, and send email, save attachments, and manage the read flag — deliberately with no tools to delete, move, or expunge mail.
Why this server?
Connects cPanel-hosted email accounts over IMAP alongside Gmail, allowing unified search, reading, and triage across those mailboxes.
Why this server?
Allows deploying a local folder to a cPanel host over SFTP, with backup-before-overwrite, one-command restore/undo, drift detection, and safe agent-driven deploys.
Why this server?
Provides step-by-step deploy guides for cPanel shared hosting environments.
Why this server?
Connects to a cPanel email account over IMAP and SMTP to read, search, classify, and organize mail. Provides tools to check connection/config status, list mailboxes and unseen counts, list and search messages, fetch message text, move messages between folders, set flags (seen, flagged, answered, deleted, draft), create mailboxes, move messages to trash, save attachments locally, and create drafts. Optionally, when sending is explicitly enabled, it can send new messages and quoted replies via SMTP and copy them to the Sent folder.