One web interface
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nobaloney
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There are some threads on these forums with some ideas.
You can create a login page yourself, and require a domain name on your page. Then you can either build a URL from the domain name, or if you want to use SSL with your server hostname, do an nslookup on the domain name, then using reverse DNS get the name of the server to build the URL.
Jeff
You can create a login page yourself, and require a domain name on your page. Then you can either build a URL from the domain name, or if you want to use SSL with your server hostname, do an nslookup on the domain name, then using reverse DNS get the name of the server to build the URL.
Jeff
artichoke
Verified User
include host & user in html title
Trivial feature request related to managing multiple servers:
Please include the host name and current username in the HTML title. (E.g.: "da:xxx.example.com:admin".) This will allow an administrator who is logged into multiple servers to quickly identify which screen corresponds to which server and which logged-in user.
Rahul
P.S. Webmin does something similar though it includes only the server name and not the username. Cpanel doesn't, so here's your chance to be one up.
Trivial feature request related to managing multiple servers:
Please include the host name and current username in the HTML title. (E.g.: "da:xxx.example.com:admin".) This will allow an administrator who is logged into multiple servers to quickly identify which screen corresponds to which server and which logged-in user.
Rahul
P.S. Webmin does something similar though it includes only the server name and not the username. Cpanel doesn't, so here's your chance to be one up.