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a new control panel - better or worse? - pstanbra - 10-15-2010 12:09 AM
Hi guys,
I'd like to hear your views if any on a different open source web panel.
I have never heard of it before and it looks extremely good.
**looks** but have not tested.
There are a lot of panels available and my personal view is that there are too many open source panels, some good, some bad, but there's obviously a lot of expertise between all these projects. Maybe sometime in the future, there may be a collaboration of all projects into one project to finally have a viable solution to not having to pay stupid amounts of money to the likes of cpanel and plesk - which are obviously the best choices as "they work" - but you pay such a high cost. New startups and entrepreneurs simply cannot take this route....
but anyway - the project ive stumbled across is called easycp.
http://ehcp.net/
RE: a new control panel - better or worse? - HoneyRamosNY - 10-17-2010 02:26 PM
(10-15-2010 12:09 AM)pstanbra Wrote: Hi guys,it might be expensive but its user friendly for the average user i used virtuozzo before which gave me bad headaches sometimes specially during installing new softwares on my server.
I'd like to hear your views if any on a different open source web panel.
I have never heard of it before and it looks extremely good.
**looks** but have not tested.
There are a lot of panels available and my personal view is that there are too many open source panels, some good, some bad, but there's obviously a lot of expertise between all these projects. Maybe sometime in the future, there may be a collaboration of all projects into one project to finally have a viable solution to not having to pay stupid amounts of money to the likes of cpanel and plesk - which are obviously the best choices as "they work" - but you pay such a high cost. New startups and entrepreneurs simply cannot take this route....
but anyway - the project ive stumbled across is called easycp.
http://ehcp.net/