James Jackson wrote: > Hi all, > I am considering buying some Raq3s for hosting duties, and there is one > query that will be the deciding factor... Is it possible to write 'web > powered' front ends (other than the one that already exists) to set up > Virtual Sites / User Accounts? Jesse is a real wise guy. About a year ago, in Sunday school, the teacher said, "With God all things are possible." Jesse, nine-years-old, piped up with "oh yeah, ever try striking a match on a wet cake of soap?" While all things are possible (including striking a match on a wet cake of soap, some things are a lot easier than others. You'd have to remove or disable the Cobalt gui so they can't use it (or leave it if you don't care), and then create/install a new Apache server running on another port (port 82 for example), and write your own website to call scripts that'll do the work. And of course, the scripts will have to do the work in a way that doesn't break compatibility with the Cobalt gui, or else you'll never be able to add, delete or change anything with the Cobalt gui again. Cobalt has scripts designed to run from the command line which can probably be rewritten to work as cgi scripts and do the job. Lots of work, though, I'd imagine. Jeff -- Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> nobaloney.net P. O. Box 52672 Riverside, CA 92517 voice: (909) 787-8589 * fax: (909) 782-0205
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