Some good hosting panel software?

Started by EK.IceFlake, Jan 12, 2017, 04:56 PM

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EK.IceFlake

I wanna provide a Free Host on a virtual machine I made on an OVH SP-64 dedicated server. What software should I use for the hosting panel? Preferably something that doesn't use a full-blown web server such as apache or httpd

Anik


Cool

Game Panel OR webhosting Panel For game panel  Open Game Panel is best

Thijn

Why would you not have a "full-blow" webserver running? If you want to give people mysql support, you would want to give them a way to manage that with something like phpmyadmin as well. So there's no real reason why you wouldn't have a simple LAMP/LNMP setup.

As for panels, I've used GamePanelX. That works fine for the few servers I host.

jWeb

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Quote from: happymint2 on Jan 12, 2017, 05:57 PMGame Panel OR webhosting Panel For game panel  Open Game Panel is best

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Quote from: EK.IceFlake on Jan 12, 2017, 04:56 PMPreferably something that doesn't use a full-blown web server such as apache or httpd

You won't find anything even remotely close to those requirements.



The other choice is to make your own. Weren't you people into NodeJS or something? That should make it quite easy for you to start processes and manage them.

There seems to be a few attempts available

https://github.com/verti4cal/nodejs-gamepanel

EK.IceFlake

Well, I guess I am going to have to a full blown web server... thanks for your help.

EK.IceFlake

Bright game panel is unfortunately very hard to adapt for php7.0 and I can't install php5, which means that I'll have to make my own using nod.js as @jWeb suggested, which means that you people will have to wait until I'm done with that before I could provide Free Hosts.

vito

Do you really need a game panel for restart/shutdown button?

EK.IceFlake

Quote from: vito on Jan 13, 2017, 10:15 AMDo you really need a game panel for restart/shutdown button?
Mmm... editing scripts?

jWeb

Quote from: EK.IceFlake on Jan 13, 2017, 10:22 AMMmm... editing scripts?

Uhm, there's FTP for that. At least that's what normal hosts use.