Re^4: CGI and System Administration

I am _such_ a lousy writer...

I am not looking for a control panel for me. I'm happy as a clam editing /etc/passwd. I want a web form that users can log into to maintain their account. usermin is an example of something users use instead of me, the admin, using. Usermin is for different things than what I want to do, though it might be shoehorned into doing what I want.

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Re^5: CGI and System Administration by mr_mischief (Monsignor) on Apr 04, 2008 at 19:25 UTC
I know you're looking for a control panel for your users and not for yourself. It's not my intention to steer you to control panels for your use. It's just that most of the control panel software that's fit for end users is comprehensive enough that it also features an admin console. cPanel, Plesk, and the lot of them I mentioned have at least some control the end users can assert, and the whole panel infrastructure is already built. I thought those might offer a good basis for what you want to do.	[reply]

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Re^5: CGI and System Administration
by mr_mischief (Monsignor) on Apr 04, 2008 at 19:25 UTC

It's just that most of the control panel software that's fit for end users is comprehensive enough that it also features an admin console.

cPanel, Plesk, and the lot of them I mentioned have at least some control the end users can assert, and the whole panel infrastructure is already built. I thought those might offer a good basis for what you want to do.

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