On Wed, 2 Jan 2002, Biz-Ops - OpenSRS wrote:
> I'm aware of all of that, and you are correct. I meant to refer to a
> management system. I have already been through SourceForge, and nothing
You might want to check two Apache oriented sources:
http://gui.apache.org - the 'official' home page for the Apache
gui-dev project
http://www.apache-tools.org -- an offshoot of that I have
developed of other Apache tools
As project 'Shepard' of the gui-dev project, I can attest to the general
problem of creating a full function admin tool without totally taking over
the system. In short, there is too much contradictory in the two goals
that it has yet to be done, (that I am aware of).
This is further supported by the number of projects at sourceforge that
'have released no files' or are 'in the planning stage' -- lots of good
intentions, no code.
> their seems to be of interest. I have been offered deals with many
> "Commercial" companies like cPanel, but their software takes complete
> control and I think that is going to interfere with a number of my services
> I have installed on my server to date. I may just manually setup all the
> accounts, just in hopes of a package to help simplify things. I have already
> gotten some "Really" good offers on eLance for making a system. Only problem
> is, I don't feel much like using my server as a test dummy with my active
> sites so that is why I am leaning to continue using WebMin..... ;)
We have done much the same ourselves, although we are now working on a
more comprehensive solution, you can see the outside of that at:
http://www.go4hosts.com
you can also see how we created a fully db driven vhost/user directory
upload at:
http://www.katn.com/opensw/#apache-and-dav-patches
Rich Roth
Domain Registrar @ On-the-Net.com
