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You're right, I just saw that someone managed to make it work on FreeBSD, after patching the hell out of it :) So, I re-read the whole thread and if NGINX includes it and it adds some real benefits to most sites, then why not? We would still need some proof of real world benefits vs simply using...

The officially support only 4: CentOS,Fedory,Debian,Ubuntu an with Apache 2.2. My point is that I'd rather the CB team focuses on some of the other tasks at hand rather than on this project which is not mature enough and useful enough.

They will work fine, just like when you use mod_php. Instead of having an Apache group shared amongst all users and thus offering no privacy, you have one group per user.

It's per user and in the backend of your choice. If you want to use MySQL, then the preferences are spread over several tables. The wiki has some scripts to remove users. They're not up to date, as they're not needed any more to remove users, but a good start for a script which would import...

I'll be selfish and vote against it since it supports so few platforms: CentOS and Debian

I've added a couple of scripts in the OP to try and describe how easy it is to add some actions based on events as opposed to the on/off we currently have.

Something like Monit is more flexible and powerful than the system in DA, that's the reason I think it should replace that part of DA. Regarding scripts, you mean in Nagios?

Again, those apps only take care of the monitoring and give you nice graphs which help you understand where your bottlenecks are, etc. Monit can act as a powerful replacement for DA's service monitoring system which not only tells you if your service is up, but also restarts it.

Still a "problem" for at least webalizer, possibly more apps people don't install.

You're right, that's why there should be a PHP group per user account with only read access, but that doesn't exist in CB...yet.

Using PHP-FPM gives you the fastest-safest option, but it's only really safe for you. For the user, not so much. Any compromised script can be used to wipe his entire public_html folder and possibly more if you're not using open_basedir. http://forum.directadmin.com/showthread.php?t=48100...

Ah, good point :)

Other parts of the script need to be updated to take this into consideration Downloading curl-0.tar.gz... fetch: http://files6.directadmin.com/services/custombuild/curl-0.tar.gz: Not Found Downloaded file /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/curl-0.tar.gz does not exist or is empty...

OK, but why ignore IPv6 addresses?

Compile OpenSSL without SSLv2 and without SSLv3 Add this patch to custombuild (via your prefered method) Patch --- php-broken/ext/openssl/xp_ssl.c.orig 2014-08-16 16:57:27.552313052 +0200 +++ php-secure/ext/openssl/xp_ssl.c 2014-08-16 17:05:28.821828891 +0200 @@ -339,9 +339,14 @@...

Neither DA nor us would be negatively affected by the terms of the license. We would just be using the software, not modifying it. And even if we were to make modification, all it means is that we HAVE to send the modifications to them, which is not a bad thing.

That's my understanding of how it works. They do have a network monitoring tool called M/Monit which controls an array of Monit instances. https://mmonit.com/

That's not the same thing. The idea is not to use SNMP to monitor a network of machines, but to automate tasks on a server, just like DA can restart processes it thinks are down. It's more of a sysadmin than a network engineer tool.

Ah, yes, the way these modules call themselves suexec modules is confusing as suexec is used exclusively for CGI and SSI scripts.

Ah, thanks!:)