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Cpanel/WHM is known in the industry as one of the most powerful feature filled web hosting control panels. Both cPanel & WHM are extremely feature rich as well as include an easy to use web based interface (GUI). WHM allows you to but is not limited to administering individual accounts, reseller accounts & performing basic system and control panel maintenance via a secure interface. cPanel is designed for the end users of your system and allows them to control everything from adding / removing email accounts to administering MySQL databases.

FreeBSD

How to install tomcat in FreeBSD?

http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/java-tomcat/article.html

If we get the error "Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM warning: Can't detect initial thr, it can be fixed by:

mount -t linprocfs linprocfs /compat/linux/proc

Formating or repartioning a harddisk in freebsd

We can do harddisk partitioning in FreeBSD using /stand/sysinstall utility.

Run /stand/sysinstall. Choose post-installation config. Choose fdisk. Choose the new drive. Choose "A" for all and answer whatever else follows. Choose "W" for write. Then "Q" for quit. Now exit /stand/sysinstall. (You must exit here, using the "Cancel" button several times.)

Run /stand/sysinstall again. (This loads the new label). Choose post-installation config. Choose label. Using "C", create an appropriate partition(s), for example "playpen1". Now choose "W" which will put a new ufs on the disk and then mount it. Exit /stand/sysinstall. At this point, you can test the new disk which will be mounted on your system.

Manually add the "playpen4" disk mount entry to /etc/fstab using a text editor. Cut and paste the "/var" entry, and change the "Device" and the "Mountpoint" fields. Find out the device name by running "df", that will show the device name for the new partition in the "Filesystem" column.

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