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i-MSCP is an open-source control panel designed to manage shared hosting environments on Linux servers. It supports various services like Apache, ProFTPD, Dovecot, and Bind9, and offers extensibility through plugins and event listeners. Although the latest stable release was in 2018, it remains a comprehensive tool for hosting service providers.

i-MSCP (internet Multi Server Control Panel) is an open-source project which allows the management of shared hosting environments on Linux servers. i-MSCP aims to provide an easy-to-use Web interface for end-users (administrators, resellers and clients) and to manage servers without any manual intervention on the filesystem.

Development has moved: https://github.com/jeagle/bind-dlz-perl BIND 9 dynamically loadable zone (DLZ) plugin embedding a Perl interpreter in BIND, allowing Perl scripts to be written to integrate with BIND and serve DNS data. Current version supports BIND 9 dlopen interface and BIND 9.9 clientinfo extensions.

Smarterpanel is a web server administration panel designed to fill the gap for nginX users. Built for CentOS servers.

This is a fork of the popular SMBIND project. WMBIND is backwards compatible, which means that it supports zones and users created with SMBIND. WMBIND is a PHP-based tool for managing DNS zones for BIND9 via the web.

SDB driver for BIND9 that allows you to use a MySQL backend for the zone files. Zone changes in the db become immediately available in DNS without restarting BIND. The database format will work with the dnSQLpanel project to give you a web front end.

PHPBind9 is a PHP5 class-library which allows webdevelopers to easely read and modify DNS zonefiles and the Bind9 configuration file "named.conf".

Multithreaded java daemon used to write DNS zones compatible with Bind9 from a MySQL database backend. This project aims to handle fast and efficient updates of a dns system, not manage DNS zones except by writing updated zones derived from the database

ProBIND 2 is DNS administration system based on: - central MySQL data base; - web interface, - few remote named servers (bind8 or bind9); - change control elements.