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From: Jez Hancock <jez.hancock@munk.nu>
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Subject: Re: Control Panel for Web Hosting Users
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On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 09:22:54AM +0400, apanyushkin@ivtelecom.ru wrote:
> I work on an ISP. Now we have only one web hosting server running
> Solaris. We are going to purchaise Compaq blade server and make two or
> free blades to be a web server for hosting. I'm going to deploy
> customer's virtual web server on every phisical web server to provide
> fault tolerance and load balancing (using Apache mod-backhand module).
> Could you recommend me a good control panel for our customers (even
> non open-source). Control panel should have following features
> 1. Virtual web server control
> 2. MySQL database control
> 3. Mail accounts control for Courier IMAP
> 4. FTP accounts control for ProFTPd.
IIRC ispman provides control panel facilities for multiple networked
servers.

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Jez

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