Re: fedora hosting question

From: Alexander Dalloz (alexander.dalloz_at_uni-bielefeld.de)
Date: 10/08/04

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    Am Fr, den 08.10.2004 schrieb Lonnie Cumberland um 20:03:

    > I am wanting to learn how to set up am run a linux web hosting service
    > as an opensource learning project to select some of the best
    > applications to be included from around the web and using Fedora 2 as
    > the platform. As I am new to this hosting I am sure not to use the
    > correct terminology.

    A serious warning: start hosting for customers only if you have much
    experience with all the involved services. And much means for over
    years. Web hosting is no trivial job.

    > Could anyone please point me in the write direction to possibly locate
    > some information on things like:
    >
    > 1. "web based control panels" that maybe similar to Plesk but
    > opensource so users can control they hosting accounts.

    - http://www.web-cp.net/
    -
    http://www.molesoftware.com/www/index.php?i18n=de&pid=1&title=Produkte&sub=4

    > 2. Maybe a user registration/admin PHP script or so that they can set
    > up a basic account on a server

    See above.

    > 3. Not sure how the domain registration works but I want to learn about
    > that too.

    Then you should contact a registration company and ask for there
    conditions and how they work. First you will have to learn
    administrating DNS from scratch. www.tldp.org has a DNS (bind) howto.

    > 4. I would like to also implement a Dynamic DNS for users with dialup
    > accounts as well.

    http://dag.wieers.com/howto/bits/bind-ddns.php

    > 5. Will implement things like SAMBA to the users accounts as well as
    > offering them web, mail, and ftp services

    Samba for what? Samba has nothing to search in the field of webhosting.
    Get familiar with secure services like IMAPs/POP3s, HTTPS and FTPS or
    FTP/TLS.

    > By the way, all of this is to be opensource and free
    >
    > Anyway, this should be some good learning on how to be a linux hosting
    > service provider and I hope to get some good guidance from the forum.

    Don't expect you can get trained to be a Linux hosting service provider
    from asking a bit and reading a few papers. I told you initially. It
    needs a lot and long experience.

    > Lonnie

    Alexander

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