On Fri, 2005-04-15 at 08:18 -0700, Bill Shupp wrote: > dopry wrote: >
> > It would be nice if you had a bug tracker so some of us mortals could > > clean up the little things when we have time. > > Agreed. I'll probably try and get this all moved over to sourceforge > soon, definitely during the 1.1 dev series. > > > Do you have any future massive changes in mind? > > None that I haven't already mentioned. Originally, I wanted the web > interface to be a complete admin too... One that could add/remove dns > services in addition to managing records, and it could also show the > status of the services running. But this would require a management > daemon to be run locally as apache would not have rights to edit > daemontools services. It's still not out of the question, but it's the > least of my priorities. And I suspect most people would prefer to NOT > have such functionality in a web interface, only record/domain editing. > > > It seems like it will be pretty complete as a DNS administration tool > > once you have 1.1.4 out and tested thoroughly. > > Hopefully! > > Regards, > > Bill > I would prefer not to have the service management available through Vega... I give my end users access to VegaDNS I wouldn't want them to have such control... An inherent service monitoring tool wouldn't be so bad. I'm already using spong though to monitor servers. Why would you want to add/remove services from a running server, especially production? It would make sense for a general network/server administration tool that allowed you to provision services to servers or re-provision them as needed, but you would probably want to include FTP, HTTP, and email administration if you were working on such a tool. It would be nice to have such a tool and an intuitive control panel in the vein of VegaDNS for all of these things. but inter7 I think is already on that ball with vHostAdmin, but I still haven't found an admin tool that does it all well, even on the commercial market. .darrel.
