Thought i would put this up for anyone that has WHM/CPANEL hosting and might be looking to change to a VPS system.
I moved across my US based CPANEL/WHM Reseller account to Mammoth VPS in less than a few hours, using GPL Virtualmin/Webmin. http://www.webmin.com/ Steps below!.
wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh sudo chmod +x install.sh sudo install.sh
sudo rpm --import http://software.virtualmin.com/lib/RPM-GPG-KEY-virtualmin
sudo rpm -ivh http://software.virtualmin.com/bleed/centos/5/i386/virtualmin-bleed-release-1.0-1.rhel.noarch.rpm
sudo rpm -ivh http://software.virtualmin.com/bleed/centos/5/x86_64/virtualmin-bleed-release-1.0-1.rhel.noarch.rpm
sudo yum update
Apache will restart and PHP 5.2.11 will be in use. Its recommended for compatibility to stick with what Virtualmin provides, but obviously you can mix and match at will. Now the easiest thing is to import your websites from a Cpanel host. Login to old cpanel host(make sure you know the password else reset the password before doing the backup), goto backups Do full backup this will get saved to /home/server/backup.xxx chmod this for read access, and move it to /home/server/public_html on your Virtualmin server goto Webmin in the top left corner. Click on "Others" on the left, click on "Upload and Download" enter in the address to the backup file http://oldsite/backup.tar.gz etc save it to somewhere on the hdd. if you wish you can also download the file abit more *safely* in ssh via wget -c http://oldsite/backup.tar.gz Once its download to import this to your new server with pretty much everything in tack (subdomains/mailbox/ftp accounts/etc etc)
Click Migrate. Wait a few, and bam its all done, check the log data make sure everything came across, on occasions the MYSQL file wont import properly but that simple matter to import via Virtualmin interface also. You may also need to fix some folder permissions. So in a couple of hours your fully setup and moved across to free alternative to cpanel with alot of customisable options, aswell as some good backup system built in.
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