Projects

ISPConfig

ISPConfig is an open source hosting control panel for Linux. ISPconfig 3 is capable of managing multiple servers from one control panel. Managed Services and Features *Manage one or more Servers from one Controlpanel (Multiserver Management) *Different permission levels (Administrators ... [More] , Resellers and Clients) + Email user level provided by a roundcube plugin for ISPConfig *Httpd (virtual hosts, domain and IP based) *FTP, SFTP, SCP *DNS (A, CNAME, MX, SRV and TXT Records) *POP3, IMAP *Email-Autoresponder *Server based mail filtering *Advanced email spamfilter and antivirus filter *MySQL client-databases *Webalizer statistics *Harddisk quota *Mail-Quota *Traffic limits and statistics *IP-addresses *SSL *SSI *PHP *Shell-access *Jailed shell access *Firewall *Server monitoring *phpMyAdmin [Less]

VHFFS

VHFFS is a virtual hosting platform for free software. Initially developed by Tuxfamily.org, it can be used for shared hosting on several shared servers or for personal hosting on a single computer. It is designed to be used by many users, providing an user-friendly interface to configure web ... [More] based services. A moderation system allows administrators to accept or refuse services. [Less]

perl-net-epp

IntroductionEPP is the Extensible Provisioning Protocol. EPP (defined in RFC 4930) is an application layer client-server protocol for the provisioning and management of objects stored in a shared central repository. Specified in XML, the protocol defines generic object management operations and an ... [More] extensible framework that maps protocol operations to objects. As of writing, its only well-developed application is the provisioning of Internet domain names, hosts, and related contact details. This project offers a number of Perl modules which implement various EPP-related functions: a low level protocol implementation (Net::EPP::Protocol) a low-level client (Net::EPP::Client) a high-level client (Net::EPP::Simple) an EPP frame builder (Net::EPP::Frame) an EPP proxy server (Net::EPP::Proxy) a utility library to export EPP responde codes (Net::EPP::ResponseCodes) These modules were originally created and maintained by CentralNic for use by their own registrars, but since their original release have become widely used by registrars and registries of all kinds. CentralNic has chosen to create this project to allow interested third parties to contribute to the development of these libraries, and to guarantee their long-term stability and maintenance. PreppiPreppi is a graphical EPP client written in Perl. It uses the modules listed above as well as the GTK and GNOME bindings for Perl. For more information about Preppi, click here. DownloadsThe Net::EPP modules are distributed via CPAN in a single package to allow for easy installation. To install the package, simply use the cpan command: # cpan -i Net::EPPDocumentationThe CPAN search site automatically generates documentation for these modules from the inline POD documentation - click on the module names above to view the documentation for each module. ContributingIf you would like to contribute to the maintenance and development of these modules, please get in touch. [Less]

domaintools

Very simple and convenient set of 3 network tools

clickdomains

A very simple domain name search tool

swift-domain

Simple Domain Name Registration Domain RegistrationFeatures. Search availible domain names for now we can just do Nominet Search Select a domain name from list of availible domains Add name to shopping basket Show name in backet Allow basket to be managed add,delete edit etc Allow check ... [More] out,simulate taking money Allow user to sign up When registered allow user to see the domain names owned. [Less]

php-whois-class

Simple PHP class made for PHP programmers who need to know if internet domains are registered or not. Class is easy extended to work with most TLDs.

googleappstoolkit

Little tools for help administrators to deploy Google apps for your domain.

sharpepp

EPP.Net is a collection of EPP client software used by registrars and Internet service providers (ISPs) to connect to registries and manage domain registrations and portfolios.

domainname-parser

.NET domain name parsing componentSummaryA domain name has 3 major parts: The 'top level' domain, or TLD (like .com, .net, .info) The 'domain name', or SLD (like google, microsoft, ebay) The subdomain (like www, photos) Parsing a domain name into it's 3 major parts sounds ... [More] easy, but is no trivial task. What happens when you come across hosts like test.co.uk? What about hosts like www.parliament.uk? From http://publicsuffix.org : "Since there is no algorithmic method of finding the highest level at which a domain may be registered for a particular top-level domain (the policies differ with each registry), the only method is to create a list. This is the aim of the Public Suffix List." The domain name parsing component uses the list of rules at www.publicsuffix.org to parse a domain name into 3 component parts. There are 3 types of rules: 'Normal' domain rules, 'Wildcard' rules, and 'Exception' rules. Getting startedDownload the latest release from the Downloads section Download the latest rules file Configure your app.config in the to point to the rules file you just downloaded (see the sample app.config included in the .zip) Look at the included unit tests to see how easy the component is to use UsageUsing the component is simple. Just use the constructor or the static 'TryParse' method and pass in the complete host name string. The component will return the parsed domain in a DomainName component. It's as simple as that: // Try parsing a 'wildcard' domain if (DomainName.TryParse("photos.verybritish.co.uk", out outDomain)) { // The domain should be parsed as 'verybritish' Assert.AreEqual("verybritish", outDomain.Domain); // The TLD is 'co.uk' Assert.AreEqual("co.uk", outDomain.TLD); // The SLD is just an alias for 'Domain': Assert.AreEqual(outDomain.Domain, outDomain.SLD); // The subdomain is everything else to the left of the domain: Assert.AreEqual("photos", outDomain.SubDomain); } else { Debug.WriteLine("Apparently, we couldn't parse photos.verybritish.co.uk"); }Where can I get the latest rules list?You can download the latest rules from the Public Suffix site. [Less]