I just wanted to announce that i just released the first version of a fork for SMBIND called WMBIND (Web Management for BIND), with almost all the source code written from scratch.
This is from the README:
* What makes WMBIND better than SMBIND?
No change has been done to SMBIND since the start of 2007, and because of this
SMBIND amongst other things uses a deprecate PHP module. WMBIND does also feature stronger
security when it comes to storing user passwords (if not running in compability mode).
The biggest reason i created this project is because the SMBIND code is a bit
messy (no offence), so it was hard to make fast changes to the code. WMBIND is coded
following the MVC-paradigm, forcing good separation of business logic and the templates.
This also makes the code easier to navigate and change.
WMBIND does also feature many other small improvements.
I would really appreciate some help with the beta testing and with cleaning up the English.
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As the first person to download WMBIND, I wish to welcome you to your new en devour. I'd love to test it out, but I'm not in a position to migrate my production servers to PHP 5.1.
I certainly wasn't aware that there was deprecated code in SMBIND, but you would have been welcomed as a fellow developer to correct this had you not chosen to fork to your own project!
I, honestly, can't follow your code, but I recognize there are different strokes for different folks. I'm certainly not offended! My code is loosely structured after Squirrelmail, which has been wildly successful and maintainable.
Best of luck
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I just wanted to announce that i just released the first version of a fork for SMBIND called WMBIND (Web Management for BIND), with almost all the source code written from scratch.
This is from the README:
* What makes WMBIND better than SMBIND?
No change has been done to SMBIND since the start of 2007, and because of this
SMBIND amongst other things uses a deprecate PHP module. WMBIND does also feature stronger
security when it comes to storing user passwords (if not running in compability mode).
The biggest reason i created this project is because the SMBIND code is a bit
messy (no offence), so it was hard to make fast changes to the code. WMBIND is coded
following the MVC-paradigm, forcing good separation of business logic and the templates.
This also makes the code easier to navigate and change.
WMBIND does also feature many other small improvements.
I would really appreciate some help with the beta testing and with cleaning up the English.
As the first person to download WMBIND, I wish to welcome you to your new en devour. I'd love to test it out, but I'm not in a position to migrate my production servers to PHP 5.1.
I certainly wasn't aware that there was deprecated code in SMBIND, but you would have been welcomed as a fellow developer to correct this had you not chosen to fork to your own project!
I, honestly, can't follow your code, but I recognize there are different strokes for different folks. I'm certainly not offended! My code is loosely structured after Squirrelmail, which has been wildly successful and maintainable.
Best of luck