Just wondering if anyone out there uses Webmin to look after a production
Slackware server.

Thanks.

On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 19:48:00 +0000, Todd Aiken wrote:

> Just wondering if anyone out there uses Webmin to look after a production
> Slackware server.

Yes, I'm sure many people do.

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Am Mon, 06 Dec 2004 19:48:00 GMT
Todd Aiken <taiken@myrealbox.com> schrieb:

> Just wondering if anyone out there uses Webmin to look after a
> production Slackware server.
>
> Thanks.

my one is not productional, but i use it... just to have a look if
everything just runs as i want...

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I run Webmin from time to time (once certain things are configured, its
not necessary to have it running all the time) and it works very well,
although if you are going to run it on a production server, you may
want to look at hardening it. I think you need a perl module to enable
SSH to have the maximum security possible, although this may be
overkill for your needs.

Todd Aiken wrote:

> Just wondering if anyone out there uses Webmin to look after a production
> Slackware server.
>
> Thanks.

I have three "production" boxes, Slak 9, Slak 9, Slak 10 all with webmin,
and it certainly has reduced headaches. On one box I use the monitoring
service so it can e-mail me when it has a belly-ache.

GeorgeC