cpanel

Hi all, I am fairly new to Drupal. I am re-designing/developing a website for a homeowners association using Drupal 7 that was originally built using tables. On a scale of 1-10 (1 being clueless and 10 being a Drupal guru), I would say I'm a 3. I don't know Php or Linux. I have some basic HTML and CSS skills.

I have installed Boost module for my website to speed up it and it works excellent but as i hosting my site on a shared server, i want to speed up php by using APC but i don't know ho to install it through cPanel. I have read many tutorials but none of them explained how to install APC without using SSH and command line. I am not expert in command line ans SSH and i like to know how i can do it without using command line and SSH.

I've searched and searched and searched drupal.org multi-site documentation, forums, issues etc along with the web and can't find answer to my conundrum on subpath (URL path) site installs with symlinks. Sub-domains are not an issue.

I feel terrible, like everything is easy but dont.

This is my problem im moving a drupal multisite into a cpanel hosting.
The sites are something like this:

-maindomain.com (in public_html)

--seconddomain.com (inside site folder)

the domains share the database.

the main domain work correct, everything is fine, but the second domain dont appear.

I parked the second domain and put the dns to the same server names.

I read some tutorial about cpanel, parked domains and multisites, but dont work the instruction.

Im missed in configuration.

I wonder if it is possible (or not) to do a multisite install, but without share the same cpanel (or host accounts)

In other words, if you follow instructions like these (http://drupal.org/node/348619#comment-1265617), with parked or addon domains, you get a multisite drupal installation (great!), but if you want give all the owners of the domains a Cpanel account, you can NOT do it, because is the same Cpanel account (you can access it throw the diferent domains, but once inside Cpanel, you can manage all of them).

My web host uses CPanel and I get 2 TB of space with unlimited domains for just $144/year. CPanel comes with Fantastico, which is the only way I've been able to get Drupal of any type working so far, but I can only install 6.2 that way because that is what Fantastico uses (at this time).

I would like to learn CMS and graduate from Dreamweaver so I can become a more valuable webmaster. But I seem to be caught up in installation SNAFUs and certainly need to upgrade and have the option to use other versions of Drupal.

Hey there,
Tried to get my systems administrator to install og2list today.
He replied:
" Are you sure you want us to make all those mail router configuration changes to your exim config. I do not see cpanel supporting this software and so mails on other domains may get messed up by this. "

So I ask you: "Will og2list work with a dedicated host running cpanel/whm?"
When I tried to add the settings to my exim.conf file on my own all other mail stopped.. When I removed the changes I made the email resumed being sent... all email that didn't go through in the interim was then allowed to be delivered.. so nothing was lost.... but then I had no idea what order to put things in or if some settings should combine with or supercede others...