Ehcp yükleme sırasında çok fazla soru soruyor. Admin şifresi, databaselerin şifreleri, 815 kb hdd yer kaplayacak gibi gereksiz sorular vb. Silent kurulum yapılamaz mı?

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Hey All,

I've noticed that there's no easy way to show a user his files on the server temporarily until a domain is purchased or the DNS is updated. Sometimes, users are in the process of procuring a domain name, but would like to start using their hosting service right away. I've seen in other control panel software that you can typically use:

http://ip_of_server/~username or ( ns.domain.com/~username if not using wildcards ) which redirects to the user's first domain's main index folder. I guess the current structure of how domains are created in EHCP wouldn't work very well with this idea because there could be several domains. But as long as /~username maps to the domains, the user could type: http://ip_of_server/~username/mydomain.com

Currently, you can map it manually by using http://ip_of_server/vhosts/user/domain, but this would make it a lot easier.

I hope I've made myself clear. It's a bit difficult to explain. If this is too hard to implement or not worth the time, please just ignore this suggestion. I'd be happy to clarify if my idea isn't clear.

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I mentioned this once before, but I just wanted to make sure it's on the forums

Instead of forcing users to upload their subdomain files in the subdomains directory, could the user be prompted for their own custom path during creation based on their permissions and home folder? For example, I want forums.mysite.com to link to my httpdocs/forums folder instead of httpdocs/subdomains/forums. Would be cool in a future version if you could add that feature.

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First off, I lack the expertise to implement this feature or even begin to configure it. In fact, I hardly understand it myself, but it would seem that using the suPHP module alongside apache would yield the most secure and ideal setup for a webserver. Thus, this is an extremely low priority feature request, and I don't know if it's needed or not.

From my understanding, suPHP allows users to OWN only their virtual host directories allowing them access and full ownership over their files. With this setup, it allows users to be able to write files into their owned directories without chmodding them to 777. Currently, when files are uploaded via the EHCP setup, they are all owned by vsftpd and belong to the group of nobody. Thus, if one user is hacked, since the files are owned by vsftpd, everyone's files are hacked. Also, some scripts do not play nicely in terms of modifying / uploading files if they are owned by another user.

Quote from suPHP experts:

If suphp or suExec is installed and configured properly on your web server, then all the files in your directory should belong to you, and the webserver will be able to read and write any files you can read and write. When the webserver creates a file in your directory, it belongs to you. In this case, only the file's owner needs permission to write to files and execute directories. CHMOD permission of 644 for files (owner:read+write, group:read, world: read) and 755 for directories (add the ability to "execute" directories) will be sufficient.

When web hosts don't use suphp or suExec:

In this case, you still own files you create using ftp. Every time you use ftp to copy files to the server, they belong to you. But the webserver on these hosts does not run as you. It may run as "nobody", or else as a special username, perhaps "www-data" -- users who don't belong to the same group as your username does. This means that the webserver will not be able to write files in your directories unless you grant world write permission to your files and directories (chmod 777 for directories, 666 for files). Any new files created don't belong to you. That means that, if you are going to need to work with them later, you'll need to make these files world-writable, and directories world-executable, so that you can edit the webserver's files or delete them from webserver-created directories.

Some Interesting Guides / Reading:

http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-set-up-apache2-with-mod_fcgid-and-php5-on-ubuntu-10.04
http://www.alain.knaff.lu/howto/PhpSuexec/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1770059&highlight=suexec

Not sure if this is even worth touching... just a thought.


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Is there a way to manually program the records listing for each list operation to show more than 10 records? Or better yet, a switch that could enable all to be shown on request?

This would be a nice feature add, but if someone can explain to me how to tweak it manually, that'd be fine for now.

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Would it be possible to have each reseller spawn their own www-data process? This way monitoring tools could be used to kill sites that are eating up resources?

The reason I ask is because I have a dedicated server I rent.

Dual Xeon 2.66
4GB of RAM

I have random times where the memory goes through the roof and it locks the box. HTOP will show Apache and mysql as the culprits. I only have 4 sites on this box and with the specs it should be more than adequate. Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Jeff

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Simple really, when I installed EHCP I had to stay at the computer because it would ask me questions or ask me for a password to mysql and such (several times).


My suggestion is really simple, is there a way you can make the setup ask ALL Pre-Questions before it would start install such as do you want all passwords to be the same Y/N, Would you like extra items installed Y/N. and configure it before the installer would do anything, this is mainly because if a person say has to configure 20 Hosting Panels or so it would make the install go so much easier then having to stay by each computer and remember each item.

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I don't know this is already released, but I need it very urgently. I left no choice right now. I need WHMCS for the automation perpose and with the billing. So, what I need is either get another software(billing) that is compatible with EHCP, with automatically create accounts after payments are received.

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Can you fix this minor bug for 0.29.14 version, since ubuntu 10.04 LTS and ehcp 0.29.13 was released, their was a bug in the system status page, the MSQL says: NO(red) even tho it is working and connected, a few people have talked about this in the forum and i think it is important that this is fixed, so that it makes ehcp not look like it got a problem, when in fact their is know problem, also its looks better when we see that apache, blind, mysql all says: YES(green)

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Hi, I found EHCP when I search for a control panel with nginx support. I think It's important select the packages in the installation steps.
For example, I use nginx so I don't want apache, and this is the same for courier/dovecot or vsftp/pureftp.
I hope It will be useful.

Thanks for your work, I wait for the new release.
Bye

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