On Nov 11, 2007 9:29 AM, Eric B. <ebenze@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "Barry Brimer" <lists@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:Pine.LNX.4.61.0711102120060.25289@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> I was wondering if anyone knew of a solid, reliable Open Source
> >> equivalent
> >> of Cpanel/Plesk that I can run on my CentOS boxes. I've done some
> >> searching
> >> around and find a bunch of them which seem to have stopped or stalled
> >> development, but I am figuring that there has got to be a strong market /
> >> demand for something out there.
> >>
> >> Is anyone using something secure, solid and complete? I don't need
> >> something for users to sign up themselves online, but would like
> >> something
> >> to give them abilities to administer their own domains. I am more than
> >> happy to move my entire existing mail server and accounts to something
> >> new
> >> if I can give my users this ability.
> >
> > Webmin/Virtualmin/Usermin <http://www.webmin.com>
> > Emu <http://www.emusoftware.com/>
>
>
> Thanks for the links. I had already looked at Webmin, but after doing more
> research on it, ppl seemed to think it could be a security leak.
>
cpanel, webmin, vnc etc are ALL security leaks. The issue is mitigating and
managing the Security problem so that you can accomplish your project.
Personally I have spent a lot of time cleaning up vnc, cpanel, and webmin
systems because people didn't take that time to figure out what could be
a problem and how to handle it. I prefer not to use them or give them to people
who aren't aware of the risks and have a plan to deal with those risks.
> I had never heard of Emu / NetDirector though, and after looking around at
> the site and the demos, I must say I am extremely impressed by it. I also
> like the fact that it is OS Java based. My only concern, however, is that I
> can't seem to find any community support for it. Does that mean there is no
> install base? Sourceforge mailing lists have no activity and no one on
> them, as do the SourceForge forums. Do you know if there are other forums
> or mailing lists that are used by the community for this?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Eric
>
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