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Hamed
September 10th, 2011, 14:16
Hello,
I want to install one free control panel for CentOS 64Bit?
Which allow me to install remote SMTP server and more?

ganesh.rao
September 13th, 2011, 03:11
Webmin by far is the best I've used. Stable, secure and largely bug free.

Derek Flahost
September 13th, 2011, 21:34
Webmin+Virtualmin is what you are looking for.
And it is good for most distros, not only CentOS.

Lankesh
September 27th, 2011, 10:01
I don't find any reason why WHM/cPanel can not fulfill your requirements?

CS Squad
September 27th, 2011, 12:12
I don't find any reason why WHM/cPanel can not fulfill your requirements?

By that, do you mean by it is ok to spend unnecessary amount of money just for a personal use VPS?
People usually using these free control panel for their personal use VPS, and it is a common practice.
You don't really need WHM/cPanel unless you are selling out web hosting accounts to other people.

Lankesh
September 28th, 2011, 06:00
By that, do you mean by it is ok to spend unnecessary amount of money just for a personal use VPS?


Do people go for VPS Hosting to run a personal website? which can be easily run on a shared hosting account. So far my hosting knowledge is concerned VPS Hosting is approached by commercial website which do require higher amount of resources than the personal websites or blogs.

CS Squad
October 1st, 2011, 03:18
Do people go for VPS Hosting to run a personal website? which can be easily run on a shared hosting account. So far my hosting knowledge is concerned VPS Hosting is approached by commercial website which do require higher amount of resources than the personal websites or blogs.

There are people getting VPS for host several of their personal websites, such as blogs etc.
Although these personal use websites are blogs, they do generate income.
When they find it is too expensive to host these websites on shared hosting, or always get the account suspended for certain reason, such as high resource usage, they will usually go on and get themself a VPS to host these websites.

Derek Flahost
October 2nd, 2011, 08:46
Do people go for VPS Hosting to run a personal website? which can be easily run on a shared hosting account. So far my hosting knowledge is concerned VPS Hosting is approached by commercial website which do require higher amount of resources than the personal websites or blogs.

Since VPS are so cheap nowadays, even cheaper than some share hosting service, it is normal that people buy VPS to host their own websites.

wswd
October 3rd, 2011, 04:07
I don't find any reason why WHM/cPanel can not fulfill your requirements?

Well for one, he said he is looking for a free control panel. :)

Travis Pessetto
October 4th, 2011, 20:59
I think Webmin is the best way to go for you, but you could look into Kloxo.
If you are willing to try other distros EHCP for Debian/Ubuntu is a very good and easy to use Free control panel that I use and installation is a snap (it uses quite a bit of memory though, >500MB).

If you are on a VPS a reinstatement of your OS should take only a few seconds and some offer Ubuntu in their lists.

don19
October 4th, 2011, 22:19
Webmin+Virtualmin , we have used for long time, smoothly

Derek Flahost
October 7th, 2011, 13:11
Just go for webmin, and everything will works just fine.

Aaron Gregory
October 8th, 2011, 05:27
I think Kloxo is fairly good to be honest!

LusoVPS
October 12th, 2011, 17:26
I think Kloxo is fairly good to be honest!

I agree with you. It offers all the stuff that cPanel does, and it's free.

cassiejmiller
October 17th, 2011, 10:21
Webmin for me :) Works wonders

AboutWeb
October 20th, 2011, 11:28
Kloxo doesn't have everything that cPanel does, for example I couldn't setup rewrite URL, to get rid of dynamic URLs...

CS Squad
October 20th, 2011, 12:06
Kloxo doesn't have everything that cPanel does, for example I couldn't setup rewrite URL, to get rid of dynamic URLs...

But the OP is requesting for free control panel, so the current option he have now is only Webmin and Kloxo.

Derek Flahost
October 21st, 2011, 05:52
Kloxo doesn't have everything that cPanel does, for example I couldn't setup rewrite URL, to get rid of dynamic URLs...

If you are using apache, and not lighttpd when you install Kloxo, then I don't think you will have this problem.