Kemp, Larry wrote:
Other than coding something yourself...does Cent OS come with any kind of portal application(s) that would allow remote users to purchase a domain name through me or log in and edit their domains settings and go active in my DNS? Has anyone set anything like this up before using Cent OS? The closest thing I can think of is a Register.com, GoDaddy.com, or Load.com type interface that customers can do it all from one HUD-type interface. I realize that some minor html and branding that would need to take place to give it that corporate look likely. Thanks.
No, I'd be surprised if linux distro came with such a thing.
CentOS comes with all of the platform components you might need for running such an app, but the app itself is not there.
nate
On 6/19/09 9:50 AM, "nate" centos@linuxpowered.net wrote:
Kemp, Larry wrote:
Other than coding something yourself...does Cent OS come with any kind of portal application(s) that would allow remote users to purchase a domain name through me or log in and edit their domains settings and go active in my DNS? Has anyone set anything like this up before using Cent OS? The closest thing I can think of is a Register.com, GoDaddy.com, or Load.com type interface that customers can do it all from one HUD-type interface. I realize that some minor html and branding that would need to take place to give it that corporate look likely. Thanks.
No, I'd be surprised if linux distro came with such a thing.
CentOS comes with all of the platform components you might need for running such an app, but the app itself is not there.
nate
There are a few distros that ship OSCommerce (Debian or Mandriva), however none of the Enterprise distributions do from what I've found. Besides which, OSCommerce leaves much to be desired at times....
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nate