Gopanel Mac Gopanel For Mac
Description: Please consider downloading our newer version -goPanel 2 that comes with major upgrades: ° Nginx as reverse proxy on top of Apache ° Redis ° Varnish ° Removed FTP as mandatory dependency ° Community Custom Scripts section We will continue to make vital updates to goPanel, but no new features will be added Easy to install and configure Apache or Nginx web server, PHP, MySQL or MariaDB, FTP, SSL certificates, domains and emails on your server. Good, and continues to improve - I bought this app shortly after it was first released and I’ve used it to configure a couple of production servers. It doesn’t do everything (I still opted to configure iptables manually, for example), but it automates a lot of tasks, and the developers have been steadily improving it and releasing updates. The version today has way more features than when I first bought it, only a few months ago. I suggested some feature improvements to the developers, and they relatively quickly added some of my requestes. They were also very responsive to my questions - easilly a 5-star support experience when I reached out to them. It’s not completely mature yet, but it’s easily the best option out there if you are configuring and managing Linux servers from a Mac.
I love that there’s no software to install on the Linux server itself. The only downside is that you should really use this software to configure your server from the beginning. It doesn’t do a great job (yet) of detecting lots of configuration changes that you already made manually, so if you’re looking to manage a bunch of pre-existing servers, this isn’t your best option. If you use it from the start though, it’s brilliant. Please take out this from AppStore - PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS APP. This app crashes very often and whatever you do that kills apache (adding new domain, try to use SSL, updating apache module). I tried with my 2 fresh installed Ubuntu and CentOS.
Gopanel Mac Gopanel For Mac
Both servers are stuck at boot because this app crashed during installation. Gave it another chance before writing review and apache messed up while tried to add a domain. I fixed the problem using terminal SSH, once again tried to add SSL offered by Let’s Encrypt. Apache configuration file was messed up again. Had to fix it manually. Tried to enable apache rewrite module, system gone again. Don’t waste your money and server installation.
If you don’t manager your own server it will cost you fortune.