You can't directly create a cPanel yml file. cPanel doesn't use YAML (Yet Another Markup Language) files for its configuration.
cPanel uses its own proprietary configuration system and tools for managing its features and settings. You can access and modify these configurations through the cPanel interface, command line utilities, or API calls.
Here are some ways to manage cPanel settings:
- cPanel Interface: The most user-friendly way to manage cPanel settings is through the web-based interface. You can access features like email accounts, databases, file manager, security settings, and more directly within the cPanel dashboard.
- Command Line: You can use command line tools like WHM (WebHost Manager) to manage cPanel settings remotely. WHM provides advanced options and scripting capabilities for managing multiple cPanel accounts and server configurations.
- API Calls: cPanel provides an API that allows developers to interact with cPanel functionalities programmatically. You can use this API to automate tasks, integrate cPanel features into other applications, and manage settings remotely.
Remember: cPanel doesn't use yml files for configuration. The information you need to manage cPanel settings can be accessed through the interface, command line, or API.
