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web-based control

of system config files?

         

wruk999

7:06 pm on Jan 3, 2003 (gmt 0)

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I have recently moved from a shared hosting solution, onto my own dedicated server. Before the move, I had a web-based control panel (from my hosting company) which controlled POP3 accounts, setting up of domains etc etc.

now on the dedicated server, I have to add domains, user accounts etc through SSH, which for the amount of domains I process, can take up quite a long time.

I am currently planning to build a web based control panel for me to use (to add domains etc) and also for customers to use to add POP3 accounts, change passwords etc.

The panel runs of a MySQL database, and I'm wondering whether there is a shell script, or php script, or some other script which will re-write the virtusertable etc, every hour or so (the hourly bit is easy - CRON)

And also one that can change passwords if required to, and delete users.

I do NOT want to use Webmin for these tasks.

My main one, is the Virtusertable, if I could get the output from the database, ie:

webmaster@domain.com ___ me
@domain.com ___ mailuser1
webmaster@domain2.com ____ me
@domain2.com ___ mailuser2

(_ just here for spacing purposes)

how would I write it into the virtusertable?

Any help will be very gratefully appreciated.

Brett_Tabke

4:32 am on Jan 6, 2003 (gmt 0)

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Got a copy of any of the other big admin programs you can look at? It's fairly involved thing to do. Ensim or Plesk, or even the guts of an RAQ?

littleman

8:14 am on Jan 7, 2003 (gmt 0)



I'd do some searching at freshmeat.net. There are several ongoing projects, and you may be able to use adapt some GPL'ed code to your needs.

wruk999

7:41 pm on Jan 7, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Brett, thats something I shall no doubt have to do at some stage - when I get the chance :)

littleman, i had a snoop round, and there are a few good prog's there which may help - thanks a lot!

Kindest Regards,
william