On Tue, 2006-07-11 at 15:24 +0200, Ralph Angenendt wrote: > Charles Lacroix wrote: > > [please trim your mails, some of us only have 10GB of mail storage] > > > Recently i configured a webserver for a friend of mine and webmin was what > > the webmaster enjoyed the most :) > > > > I find it easy to setup and once you cut off ¾ of the icons on the webmin > > interface it starts to look good. > > > > I never trusted cpannel, things break here and there for no reason. > > I never trusted webmin, seeing how many exploits (even root exploits) > were available for it. usermin was the last I saw a warning for. ---- I don't/won't use usermin so I can't comment on that but Jamie is so quick with updates that webmin is hardly a security issue if you regularly yum update and install webmin from dag/rpmforge Webmin was invaluable to me as a learning tool (before I figured out where the config files were buried) and I use it as a leave behind mainly for my customers to use the LDAP Users/Groups to add/delete users and if necessary, the shut down the beast since there is rarely a keyboard/mouse/monitor on the servers. I still use webmin for DHCP and BIND server configuration because it makes it really simple. Craig