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It's great to hear that news
Looking forward to try your control panel on my VPSs 
I just installed in a 32 bit CentOS 5.6 fresh install
before install RAM usage : ~20MB ; Space : ~540MB
Install took 3 minutes, fully automated no friils.
after install RAM usage : ~32MB ; Space : ~640MB
with mysql server running RAM is around ~144MB
Check here for optimized usage stats
does this work on debian 6?
Thank you SO much.
IT'S NOW OPEN-SOURCED.
I've also created a forum for help and support: http://boxctrl.com/forum/
Installation instructions and source download: http://boxctrl.com/se-installation.html
It's created for CentOS only and the installer is 32-bit specific. In order to run on Debian, a new installer will need to be created and changes to a few script files will need to be edited. If nobody creates a Debian version soon, I'll try to get to it within a week or two.
lalalala i'm in..
thanks..
just leave that to community, i'm sure someone will make this part for us.. :P
subigo, just wondering about BoxCtrl-VZ. Do you have any SS of the pages (just to see what it offers)
Yep: http://boxctrl.com/vz-screenshots.html
I'm changing up parts of the code to match blocks in BoxCtrl-SE (just to make things easier on everyone). Once I've done that and cleaned it up a bit, I'll release it as well.
after a bit of tweaking mysql,upgrading php with boxctrl running, here is the resource usage.
Linux 2.6.18-238.12.1.el5.028stab091.1 i686 PHP version: 5.3.10 MySQL version: 5.0.95 Apache version: 2.2.3 CPU number: 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Memory: used free (MB) 40 343 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/simfs 10G 689M 9.4G 7% / none 192M 4.0K 192M 1% /dev -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 08:01:33 up 1:15, 0 users, load average: 0.08, 0.06, 0.02 ==========================================================================Does BoxCtrl-VZ Support VSwap?
Also, does your installer install OpenVZ Kernel or does it required it to be already installed (which is fairly easy)
Edit: I guess I could just edit create_vps.sh to support VSwap
Looks good, although one thing I saw that I know would bug me is the adding IP ranges. Separating the start and end IP's with a slash makes it look like CIDR notation, which it clearly isn't. Perhaps make it CIDR or use a - or : as a separator? Minor detail.
Looks like awesome work.
You can change it to whatever you want by editing line 14 of the add-ip-range.php file.
No, it assumes you already have it installed.
Add in ShellInABox.
WOW, it even has a basic interpreter.
Bit of a dead topic, but I may release the changes I've made to BoxCtrl-VZ.
Updates
- Support VSwap
- Bug Fixes
- Monitors Node Swap Usage
I'm also going to convert all the commands into a class and develop it onto NodeCore.
@Daniel Just came upon this thread again. So will you be releasing anything?
@subigo this is great, i want to participate
@jcaleb See this update http://zensix.com/boxctrl/
You can still download it though
http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/74518#Comment_74518
@Daniel If you're still releasing those changes, can you stick them on Git so others can fork/contribute to the project?
I've done my own changes and bugfixes to BoxCtrl-VZ.
+1
I've had a lot of people tell me they were working on a fork, but nobody has a finished product yet. If and when any of you release something, let me know and I'll put a link up to it on my site. The BoxCtrl domain still gets around 300-500 unique visitors a day.
Heh I guess someone just needs to be the first one to do it
not bad checking this out
I can clean them up and do it, the changes are.
would be nice
Those sound great, I've started work a bit on being able to add remote nodes which and ssh connect is used for commands. But need a more secure way.
Other plans this summer, are mysql support and a simple order/billing system. And maybe even a server status page for each of the nodes.