cPanel (Fantastico installer) servers do not offer Drupal. I don't know about LPCP servers. Simply download the installation package from drupal.org and install it yourself.

I can only speak for cPanel (older servers) -- perhaps they're all offered with LPCP for new accounts? With cPanel, LP has no choice of what comes with Fantastico. Fantastico makes their own choices, cPanel bundles Fantastico, and LP buys cPanel. All of those logoed products run on LP servers, if that's what you mean by "support", but not all of them (e.g., Drupal) are offered as "one-button" installs. BTW, LP doesn't really "support" any of them, in the sense of fixing your problems with an application (unless it's a server configuration problem). They'll just point you to this forum or to the product support forum. So the reading of "just works on LP" is probably closer to the truth.

My experience with canned offerings (like Fantastico) is that they tend to be a little behind on versions (at a minimum, the delay between Fantastico incorporating the latest version and LP eventually installing a cPanel update), or they add in all sorts of junk you may not want (examples: BuySafe on osCommerce, every language pack on SMF). You're usually better off anyway doing a manual install with the very latest version from the application's own repository -- a bit more work, but you've got the latest and greatest, without any extras you don't want.

We do have an auto-installer for Drupal on our LPCP servers.

(I asked LP to remove the quoted post, because the author simply copied verbatim my earlier post, in order to display his spammy signature block. Please don't give this plagiarist credit for my work.)

LP doesn't charge enough to provide detailed hand-holding for full support of Drupal, etc. They can't afford it. All they can do is provide working servers with certain levels of Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc. LP is responsible for making sure all the stuff they provide is working correctly. It's the customer's responsibility to make sure Drupal or whatever is working.

What is the dispute about?

Ahhh.... I see it now!!

shimeixiaoxiao actually copied almost word for word a portion of MrPhil's earlier post.

I too thought shimeixiaoxiao was the author of that post when it was actually MrPhil

So MrPhil wants shimeixiaoxiao's post removed due to the fact it was copied almost word for word.

Maybe it was meant to be a quote  I guess we will have to wait for shimeixiaoxiao response to see.

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I am not familiar with "auto script" (do you mean "one button install"?), but the newest Drupal (7) has been out for only a week or so. Fantastico will include it when they feel like it and release an updated bundle. cPanel will eventually get around to packaging the updated Fantastico. LP will some day upgrade to the newer cPanel. Then you will see Drupal 7 offered here. There's a whole chain of third party products involved and things don't happen overnight. If you want Drupal 7 badly, simply go to their site and get the install zip file and install it manually. No one says you have to install products through Fantastico.