Modules REPO Update needed

[wormsunited]

Hi to all of you guys!

I hope everyone is cool enjoying Sentora as much as i do. I came across a issue while i was installing a new VPS with Sentora. Just a warning that many of the provided modules here do not work (outdated links).

Link: http://docs.sentora.org/?node=42

Now i want to help the community and offer a vps to host all these files so that all of you can use the modules already created. I am going to need some help too, so if you can share your time, hit me with a message and lets start this project to help all the Sentora Users out there.


Goals:

• We want to have a list of modules and themes that people can use to download/install under this new vps.
  
• Support to links, installations and others.
  

This project is needed to our community and as i see the system admin developers cannot handle all this work alone, we should also contribute to help them out and make a stand, such as helped me in the past, now it time for me to step up and help them too, so here is my thumbs up to all the people that helped me and community members across all theses years.

Come on guys, lets join and give me a hand on this! Lets do this better for all of us!

[Ron-e]

Something like @TGates did? -> http://zppy-repo.mach-hosting.com/index.php
There was a time Sentora would get his/her own official repo..

I ones also wanted to do something like it on github so everybody could update there own packages, but stopped having motivation. -> https://github.com/zppy/zppy.github.io or http://zppy.github.io/

[wormsunited]

Lets do it. Thats exactly what i mean too, how can i give you some motivation ??

[TGates]

Or just check the forums?  
http://forums.sentora.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=63
http://forums.sentora.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=37

I'm sure I need to run through it and upate them again sometime  


But, for the most part, all the most common modules are in my repo: http://zppy-repo.mach-hosting.com

[Ron-e]

Or just check the forums?  

The problem with the forums with privet repo's are if the creator looses interest in running the repo the modules is gone too or a scattered through numerous back-ups
So a repo based on GitHub and/or a official repo by Sentora with all the modules and templates will ensure that all modules are always available.
I am back on developing/trying things out for a GitHub repo, but don't know yet if this is gone be the way i like it..
https://zppy.github.io/zppy2.github.io/

[TGates]

The problem with the forums with privet repo's are if the creator looses interest in running the repo the modules is gone too or a scattered through numerous back-ups
So a repo based on GitHub and/or a official repo by Sentora with all the modules and templates will ensure that all modules are always available.
I am back on developing/trying things out for a GitHub repo, but don't know yet if this is gone be the way i like it..
https://zppy.github.io/zppy2.github.io/

I get that... I was going to do the same thing, then I had read in the TOS of GitHub that it is not to be used as a file share or storage. Which is exactly what the repo would be. 

That is why I built my repo the way it is. People can create an account and submit their modules there. Since I switched to Ubuntu from Windows my server has had 99.9% uptime for the past 3 years.