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Date:      Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:26:23 +0400
From:      wwwadmin <unkn0wn@megabit.ru>
To:        freebsd-isp@freebsd.org
Subject:   Re: ISP Webfrontends for Management
Message-ID:  <20070831102623.2161b8ff@castle.megabit.ru>
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SysCP have one big weakness - it disallow choise database name, only
like  "<client_domain>_1". I try to install raqdevil, but half-year ago
it was in beta state and work not stable. Now situation is not
different. Webmin will be difficult for customers. I DTC use on my
hosting machine, have no trouble: it allow apache/exim/mysql/mailman
admining, dependencies are only sbox, sudo, chrootid and rrdtool, other
dependencies are only needed features like apache, mysql, etc.

> Hi @list,
> 
> (i would answer to the list, not to the persons only)
> 
> First thanks for the suggestions.
> 
> Now my personal opinions:
> I like solutions that ar small, smart and easy to administrate/update.
> Such as syscp. But syscp doesn't have all the functionality that i
> like. dtc looks very good, but have tons of dependencies that are not
> really needed.
> raqdevil shold be a good solution if it get installed right, but it
> doesn't in a jail.
> 
> webin is overloaded, while the customer from me doesn't like a fully
> system management, and in the last twelve years of my experiences with
> linux/freebsd
> i have many many boxes seen that have been cracked and misused as
> mailgateways/streamingservers
> or public ftpservers from crackers. because the updates from webin
> are not all times
> maked fast enough.
> 
> qmail is good but for me it is a little bit to complex to handle,
> i prefer combinations such as
> named(bind9)/postfix/sa/dspam/cyrus-imap(also with murder-config) or
> courier or dovecot for small
> enviroments. for Databases i like to prefer postgresql before mysql
> and apache or lightttpd.
> 
> And that are the components that i have to manage over a single
> webfrontend. So that at this moment syscp is the only one that can
> handle this and only this,
> not more and not less, but it lacks of support for sa/dspam.
> ok dspam brings his own webfrontend but sa not and sa is very complex
> to configure while it has tons of features......so i think about it
> to leave it out from
> the box and use only dspam.....
> 
> the webfrontends for cyrus are not really good IMHO
> 
> thanks for your suggestions
> 
> regards
> 
> michael
> 
> Michael Schuh wrote:
> > > Hi @list,
> > >
> > > i search a good/reliable/stable possibility to manage
> > > Domains/users/mailaccounts/webspace/servers etc.
> > > per Http...
> > >
> > > I have searched throug google and the ports-tree and the only
> > > two frontends that i have found are sysutils/syscp and
> > > www/raqdevil.
> > >
> > > syscp shows me very clear and a little bit poor but stable and
> > > mature
> > enough
> > > to use it.
> > >
> > > raqdevil is horridble to install clean and runnable in a jail,
> > > and it uses originally code from SUN Microsystems Cobalt-Raq's,
> > > so that it seems to me a little bit difficult to use it.....
> > >
> > > Can anyone point me to other frontends ( preferred supported
> > > through the ports-tree),
> > > and/or to an frontend to cfengine ( if it gave one)?
> > >
> > > Thanks for all
> > >
> > > regards
> > >
> > > michael
> >
> >



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