[Xitami] Xitami Wish List

Mon Mar 13 11:49:59 CET 2006

So in regards to the wish list... here is a solution.
I tried it this morning and generated 240+ domains in 2 minutes.

Get it here http://www.mrjdesign.net/xitami/

For the windows users only!
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'I do NO write applications for Windows ME, nor will I ever do it.
'I will no longer write applications for Windows 95 or 98 I.
'This should work on Windows 98 SE and up but I 
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'I know it works on Windows XP SP 1 because that is what I test it on.
'It should work well on Windows 2000 SP 4 and 
more or less indetically on Windows 2003.
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'Further, the manual entries are disabled in this version!
'It is still beta only and much will change for a future release!
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'Further, when you are done, after generating 
your files, you MUST update your DNS server.
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'Zone files are created for you!
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'Copy all zone files to the BIND DNS folder system32\DNS\ETC\ZONES
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'Copy the contents of the named.root.TODO.txt 
file to the end of the system32\DNS\ETC\named.conf file
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'Reload your BIND server and then restart Xitami.
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'Voila ' youre done in less than 2 minutes building 2-300 domains.
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'Get it for free from http://www.mrjdesign.net/xitami/
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At 20:19 11/03/2006, you wrote:
>I don't use the admin panel, and it was 200 not 
>2000 but still. I used the web admin about a 
>week before I decided it was useless. Still talking a lot.
>
>The aut setup might work I don't think I need 
>the aut files anyway.I never thought about 
>setting it in Xitami.cfg. As for the cfg still 
>I'm talking about 100+ per site then on my 2 
>national sites it could be 1 file per state then 
>1 file per county. Even if it was one .cfg per 
>site that would suffice for me if I could put all the subdomains in it.
>
>I don't know CGI either. Used to know some but 
>don't know much now. I have thought about 
>writing something in PHP but I find I don't have that kind of time anymore.
>
>Ron
>
>
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>From: xitami-bounces at lists.xitami.org 
>[mailto:xitami-bounces at lists.xitami.org] On Behalf Of MRJ InfoTech Admin
>Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2006 2:53 PM
>To: Xitami Users General Discussion
>Subject: Re: [Xitami] Xitami Wish List
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>Very simple.
>
>You add 101 files, not 2000.
>
>Disable online administration and disallow the 
>web admin interface for your VHosts, as it would 
>render Xitami wide open to security leaks having web admin enabled.
>
>As such, you point all AUT files for your VHosts 
>to one single disabled admin file.
>
>Voila, 99 files out of 100 removed.
>
>As for the other 100 files, I find it extremely 
>useful to have them in separate files, thereby 
>simplifying the management of documents.
>
>Besides, it is a very simple dead to write a CGI 
>for your self, to run off of the root on the server,
>to effectively write your own admin panel, which 
>only you have access to and is hidden from
>the publicly known view, by the documentation files of xitami.
>
>As such you can in fact turn off the web admin 
>completely, disable the LRWP from port 81, 
>unless you use it for some ssl functions.
>You should already have disabled the ftp, which 
>is controlled from the default.cfg anyway, in a INI file style.
>
>All of which is really simple to manage.
>
>That's the way I do it at least.
>Pretty simple and 99% of my work is done by remote control anyway.
>In fact I have not had a monitor on any one of 
>my servers for the past three years.
>Except once, when installing a new machine 4 months ago.
>
>
>At 15:21 11/03/2006, you wrote:
>>Thought I'd start a wish list, maybe someone has thought about it and maybe
>>some have implemented it. The first item on my Xitami Wish List is this.
>>
>>I would like all my .aut's in one file and all my .cfg's in one file and
>>xitami just call the section that it needs. I have 12 sites but I have 32
>>.cfg's and 32 .aut's and I'm getting ready to add over 100 subdomains which
>>will increase my file count by 200+. Then if I might do that for 2 other
>>site which will increase it again by 400+. That's a lot of small little
>>files to keep track of.
>>
>>Ideas, suggestions?
>>
>>Move to Apache????
>>
>>Ron
>>
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