adam_blackice,

Is this related to your graduation project? If so, no offence but waiting 3 weeks for someone to reply to a post you made on a forum seems like to me like you are not using your time productively, given that you have only 2 months (posted March 20th 2007) to do this. Since this is some sort of graduation project I would have expected you to know webmin inside out by now, since it is an existing system which you are 'basing' your graduation project on.

In helping in graduation project you say that you are going to make something 'like' webmin. Are you actually using webmin and wanting to customise it? What other reason would you be looking for where webmin generates its main page?

IMHO 'Flash and other animated stuff' are (most of the time) of little use to system administrators with regards administration tools / server monitoring tools.

Martin

In reply to Re^3: where i can find the source of HTML main page of the webmin ? by marto
in thread where i can find the source of HTML main page of the webmin ? by adam_blackice

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