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+19

Push Notifications supporting Pushover Pushbullet etc.

Chamunks 9 years ago • 0
This might be outside of the scope of what Ajenti wants to be for.  But setting up push notifications or even an If This Then That sort of configuration system it would be incredible.  
+17

nodejs plugin?

JL Griffin 9 years ago • 0
Would be nice to have a nodejs pluging that could be installed. add a tab on the right and perhaps a graphical place where we can paste in npm install scripts etc.
+16
Planned

User with limited permissions

Gael J. 10 years ago • updated by Eugene Pankov (Project coordinator) 10 years ago • 3

Hello,

I'm a server administrator and your product interest me.
Ajenti is interesting to me and more for simple users or clients ...

My problem is the limited permissions. A simple user with only the dashboard have root permissions and can start / stop services ( with service widget ) . I can't install product if client can stop services.


A client with filesystem access ( good idea for free/use space disk ) can remove fstab ligne. A read only access is better for client.


Should distinguish the permissions between power user and simple user for greater security.


Idea is simple, have simple users with limited permissions and the users with root permissions, like linux.


Thank you for everything.
Good luck


+14

Superuser access required

Sazern 7 years ago • updated by yoong 3 years ago • 12

Hello i just installed Ajenti on my Ubuntu 16.04.1 server and it all works fine but im not able to access the settings or plugin page. It just says "superuser access required".


So i go to the user menu and press elevate, i type in my sudo password but it says incorrect password. Even if im logged in with the sudo user (same password)


Anyone noticed this issue? Tried my google skills but didnt find any solution or thread about it.

+14

Clean install of Centos 7 and Ajenti ssl problem

huma2000 8 years ago • updated by Gandalf_MTB 8 years ago • 7

Hi,


Just installed a new CentOS 7 server and tried to install ajenti on it. Installation went fine, but if I try to access ajenti under ssh I get a segmentation fault error and cannot access to ajenti. Without ssl works perfectly.

Any ideas how to solve it?


Thanks

+14

Ajenti V MongoDB

Fez Vrasta 10 years ago • 0
Could be possible add the option to create the database + user inside Ajenti V also?
+14

Custom Name Server ns1.domain.com ns2.domain.com

Frank Waive 10 years ago • updated by Jeremy Henry 8 years ago • 8
So far, Ajenti  v has only two draw backs (personal perspective), they are;

1. Easy Custom Nameservers (ns1.domain.com ns2.domain.com)- so far, there's no way this can be done from Ajenti, i had to ssh command line to achieve this, that's not really cool since Ajenti represents "ease + cool + class".

2. Lack of site moving functionality- Say I've got sites in webmin, plesk or cpanel, there should be a function in ajenti that would help me copy the sites with ease just like cpanel, plesk and Virtualadmin
+13

Full-width design to increase editing real estate

Jake Edwards 10 years ago • 0
I find some of the config text-areas too small to effectively edit wide files. I end up copying and pasting the code/config out to an external editor.

If the sidebar were more left-aligned, and the main body wider, it would give a lot more real-estate to the content itself. Wordpress does this, and it works well.
+13

Disk Usage Statistics

Jake Edwards 10 years ago • 0
The file system view gives a good overview of disk space, but there isn't any way to drill down and view the disk usage at a more detailed level.

A simple implementation would let the user drill down each folder and view the size of the sub-folders and files within, e.g. du -ch --max-depth=1.

Taking this idea even further;
  • Percentages of overall space (in a tree view)
  • Summary by File Extension
  • Graph/Block visualization
+13

Increased memory usage over time

Arda Kılıçdağı 10 years ago • 0
Hello,

I'm using Ajenti with Nginx php-fpm for about 3 days. I've some issues, I hope you guys can help me:

I'm using Ajenti + Nginx+PHP-FPM on a Ubuntu 14.04 machine (3 core x 3GHZ, 2 GB of memory) to host websites of my own. There are about 14 sites in the server.

Over time, the memory usage increases over and over. When I "restart websites", memory usage is about 280MB total, but over time, it keeps on increasing. When I restart php5-fpm, memory usage descreases to normal states (~280MB),  but after a while it keeps on increasing. Currently, after 6 hours since restarting, my memory usage 830MB. I've never experienced such an issue with Apache before.

I've set fpm for all vhosts to dynamic, and I didn't set any custom settings. Should switching to "on demand" work? If not, how can I set a static pool and set every vhost to use that pool? In process manager there is only dynamic and on-demand, also I couldn't find an option to choose pool or to set a new one.

(I just don't want to waste resources)

Also, I heard that, having them all to same socket (pool), and setting the socket's value static should work. But in ajenti, I couldn't see a option to set servers (vhosts) to set them to the same socket, nor the values.

Any help would be appreciated,
Kind Regards,


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