Re: ISPMan 1.0 Handbook - help wanted

Atif Ghaffar <[email protected]> Wed, 14 Jan 2004 10:34:24 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.isp.ispman.documentation
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Tony,

how are we going with the handbook?

Have you decided on the formats, structure etc?
I would like to get on with this asap so we have some documentation.

We are soon reaching a 1.1 release. (1.0+bugfixes+missingFeatures)

best regards
Tony Wasson wrote:
> Please review this rough outline for an ISPMan 1.0 Handbook. If you can
> help update and write this information, please let me know.
> ------
> Chapter 1: Overview of ISPMan
>         Letter from Atif Ghaffar
> 	Components & Architecture
> 	Network Examples:
> 		Single Server
> 		Typical Installation
> 		Large Setup
> 	Filesystem Layout
> 	Processes
> 		ispman-agent
> 
> Chapter 2:Installing ISPMan
> 	Quickstart
> 	Requirements
> 	Web Setup
> 	Getting help
> 
> Chapter 3: Configuring external apps for ISPMan
> 	Bind 8
> 	Bind 9
> 	Bind 9-SDB
> 	TinyDNS/djbdns
> 	Postfix 1
> 	Postfix 2
> 	Cyrus 2.1
> 	Courier
> 	Apache 1.3
> 	Apache 2
> 	PureFTPd
> 	ProFTPd
> 	RADIUS
> 
> Chapter 4: What you need to know about LDAP
> 	Gentle Introduction to LDAP
> 	Limiting Access
> 	Replication
> 	Filter Examples
> 
> Chapter 5: Day to Day Domain Management
> 	Domains
> 	Users (domain, web, dialup, wireless)
> 	Email Management
> 	Uploading websites
> 	Website Options/ACLs
> 
> Chapter 6: Appendix
> 	A. Glossary
> 	B. Command Line Tools (update & convert from pod)
> 	C. FAQ
> 
> 
> 
> 
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