June 11, 201016 yr Does Froxlor work 100% correctly with Ubuntu 10.04? If it doesn't, what latest Ubuntu version does Froxlor work 100% correctly with? Does Froxlor work 100% correctly with Lighttpd 1.4.26? Does Froxlor work 100% correctly with PHP5 and MySQL5? Does Froxlor support IPV6 ip addresses? Does Froxlor have the following features?: Plugin Support? Multiserver Support? FTP? Anonymous FTP? Terminal(SSH)? Forwarders? Mailbox quota? DomainKeys? Receive mail(Dovecot/Courier)? Send mail(Sendmail/Postfix)? SQL(PostgreSQL/MySQL)?
June 11, 201016 yr Does Froxlor work 100% correctly with Ubuntu 10.04? Yes Does Froxlor work 100% correctly with Lighttpd 1.4.26? Yes Does Froxlor work 100% correctly with PHP5 and MySQL5? Yes Does Froxlor support IPV6 ip addresses? Yes Does Froxlor have the following features?: Plugin Support? Multiserver Support? FTP? Anonymous FTP? Terminal(SSH)? Forwarders? Mailbox quota? DomainKeys? Receive mail(Dovecot/Courier)? Send mail(Sendmail/Postfix)? SQL(PostgreSQL/MySQL)? - no, only 1.0 will - no, maybe 1.1 will - yes - no - optional yes (has to be set manually in the database though) - yes - yes - yes - yes - yes - only mysql, postgres will be supported with >= 1.0
June 19, 201016 yr Does Froxlor have the following features?: Multiserver Support? But it is easy to setup multiserver support if you just want to separate the services.
June 22, 201016 yr - optional yes (has to be set manually in the database though) Is the ssh in testing or is there some other reason why it isn't enabled in the interface/by default? Will it be in the future?
June 22, 201016 yr SSH is a system-thing, not ours, we just provide a way to specify a shell for customers Why this isn't enabled by default? - Simple, security...would you give every customer shell access to the server? (Remember, any security related settings have to be managed by you, like chroot or similar)
June 23, 201016 yr SSH is a system-thing, not ours, we just provide a way to specify a shell for customers Why this isn't enabled by default? - Simple, security...would you give every customer shell access to the server? (Remember, any security related settings have to be managed by you, like chroot or similar) I meant that will it be available to enable trough the interface. Like from the domain, ftp or customer config.
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