SysCP 1.2.16

SysCP (System Control Panel) is an ISP server management tool for Web-based administration of a Web server (Apache), mail server (Postfix, Courier), FTP server (ProFTPd), database (MySQL), and nameserver (Bind).
The project was founded in autumn 2003 by Florian Lippert and was published on June, 15th 2004 under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL). SysCP is developed for use with Debian, but with some modifications it should run on every server system.
Main features:
Customer Interface
- managing email accounts with catchall-function
- managing email forwarders
- managing subdomains
- managing mysql databases
- managing additional ftp account
- managing of passwords
- managing password protections for directories
- managing path options for example directorylisting and own error-documents
- access to webmail(if installed)
- access to PHPmyAdmin(if installed)
- language preference (german, english, french, catalan, chinese, spanish, portuguese)
Admin Interface:
- managing of resellers: you can define -like how you do with customers- all ressources that are available for an additional Admin. Also you can define if resellers can see all or none of domains/customers
- managing of customers: you can define exactly what kind of resources your customers get (e.g. amount of pop accounts, amount of mysql databases etc.)
- manage domains: you can individualy edit zone files and directory index per domain as well as further manipulations of Apache directives via own vhost-Settings
At the moment SysCP supports the following daemons by default:
- webserver: Apache 1.3 with PHP4
- mail transfer agent: Postfix
- pop/imap server: Courier
- ftp server: ProFTPd
- database server: MySQL
- nameserver: Bind9
- traffic accounting and statistics: Webalizer
Postfix, Courier and ProFTPd will be configured to get their user information directly from the SysCP database. You dont need to add and maintain local users to get this daemons to work. Apache and Bind will be configured through two configuration files (/etc/apache/vhosts.conf and /etc/bind/syscp_bind.conf).
Enhancements:
- A possibility to inject and execute any code as root in SysCP was fixed.