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Just curious.  I have a very capable Windows 2012 r2 hyper-v server that hosts a few Windows 2008 r2 and Windows 2003 r2 VMs, and it's got plenty of resources left over.  I've been considering converting my bare metal Ubuntu webserver to a VM on this host, but I'm wondering if anyone else has done this, and what their experience has been.

http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.fr/...sl-30.html

Google security team iunveiled a flaw in SSL 3.0.... NSA must be happy.

Details here:
https://www.openssl.org/~bodo/ssl-poodle.pdf

No solution unless switching fully to TLS.

M B

Hi All,


Great to see the birth of Sentora, I'm not sure I could have gone on without you... lol 
 
I have loved using Zpanel over the years on Windows.  I can work my way around Linux but I’m way more comfortable in Windows. Since Sentora won’t be released for Windows I’m now left with only one option.  I’m keen on jumping into Linux but one of my main concerns is email spam & virus protection for the server and clients. I have been running Xeams Firewall and passing all mail through it for scanning before forwarding it to Zpanel.  Because Xeams can run on Windows I’m able to install additional virus protection such as AVG which is also really great cleaning emails. I have tried using Xeams with ClamAV on Ubuntu but I just don’t get the same results.

Can anyone suggest a good easy way/application to combat viruses on Linux/Ubuntu?...  I’d like to keep using Xeams for my spam protection as it’s amazingly good (Yes I’ve tried SpamAssassin)

Cheers, Baldman

My last discovery:

http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/

MobaXterm. 

I love being connected in multiple terminal mode and typing commands to ALL servers in the same time. Copy & Paste is far better than putty as if you use putty copy ctrl +c during a bash script it will break it while moba term handle better mouse right click. Very good file manager like Win SCP.
Tabbed sessions. Cygwin plugins & tools. Some extensions and fully free
Also supports RDP/VNC/FTP/WEB/SFTP and lot more an admin swiss knife.

Win SCP 
SSH + File manager

http://winscp.net/

Putty: 

In case you missed it
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtat...nload.html

Win SSH client 
SSH terminal and file manager

http://www.bitvise.com/ssh-client

I enjoyed more using their SSH server on Windows http://www.bitvise.com/ssh-server allow too port forwarding and remote login/ressources access.

Smart TTY 
SSH + SCP multi tab never used.
http://smartty.sysprogs.com/


The last gem is not related to SSH directly but allow you to install/update putty/winSCP in few clicks:
https://ninite.com/

And also same over other tools notepad++/filezilla

http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2014/1...-uris.html

Well this base64 URI is surprising.... 

From what I am seeing, I think ZPanel and Sentora are DOA. This website has been down for over 2 weeks now. I don't understand how long it takes to get a website back up and running. After the lead flake - I mean developer bailed - it looks like this project has steadily fallen apart. 

Just let me know if this is dead so I can recoup my loses and move on to another control panel solution. Its a shame because I really liked ZPanel and the people involved in this project. Too bad the lead developer was such a flake. 

Scott

Since a week:

http://infosecnirvana.com/shellshock-hello-honeypot/

Didn't get impact... but in case some didn't patch 

M B

Has Sentora Official/stable released?

Any chance of running with MariaDB, PHP5.5 and nginx instead of Apache in the future? I believe it would greatly improve server performance!

Is there any kind of timeframe or roadmap for the release of 1.0.0 (and beyond)?

The reason I ask is that I think the community would like some sort of reassurance that the project is ongoing and not suddenly going to stop like ZPanel.

Neither the Sentora Facebook or Twitter pages have been used in almost a month which already doesn't fill people with confidence. It would just be nice to see some activity that will give that reassurance and comfort in using Sentora into the future.