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== What do we need to do? == | == What do we need to do? == | ||
1 - write a database schema, and make a webpage for it. | 1 - write a database schema, and make a webpage for it. <br> | ||
2 - write scripts to read the database and perform the tasks on Linux. | 2 - write scripts to read the database and perform the tasks on Linux. <br> | ||
3 - make the webpage communicates with the scripts for automatically setup. | 3 - make the webpage communicates with the scripts for automatically setup. <br> | ||
4 - package it and make it available into fedora/fedora epel respository's | 4 - package it and make it available into fedora/fedora epel respository's <br> | ||
== Proposed Schedule == | == Proposed Schedule == | ||
Revision as of 03:45, 24 March 2012
Abstract
the purpose of this idea is to write a webhosting control panel, 100% compatible with Fedora and Enterprise Linux, written in python and licensed under a GPL compatible license.
The control panel will be able to add/remove domains, manage apache, ftp, postfix email with dovecot(imap, pop3s, smtps) , dns, mysql, phpmyadmin, and will have roundcube as webmail.
Detailed Description.
this project will be done in 2 parts.
part 1 -> a webpage to add records into a database, when a email account is created a record will be inserted into database, when another mail account is removed the record will be deleted from database.
part 2 -> scripts to complete the tasks in linux, for example, one script will read the email accounts table and adjusts the postfix settings to make the email account works.
Importance
alot of people are hosting websites into the cloud (amazon, linode, rackspace and others) the people needs a free and easy to install control panel, just yum and pray and you're done.
What do we need to do?
1 - write a database schema, and make a webpage for it.
2 - write scripts to read the database and perform the tasks on Linux.
3 - make the webpage communicates with the scripts for automatically setup.
4 - package it and make it available into fedora/fedora epel respository's
Proposed Schedule
Week 1: Week 2: Week 3: Week 4: Week 5: Week 6: Week 7: Week 8: Week 9: Week 10: Week 11: Week 12: