Yet Another SolusVM Alternative: VPSM
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Done.
I heard libvirt + openvz = problemlibvirt has a ton of library implementations in PHP etc, you can even use it for OpenVZ, so I don't see why if you're starting from the ground up you wouldn't want to just make OpenVZ run off it
More like libvirt + openvz = your shit will break randomly and refuse to work for no discernible reason. I'm not the only one with this issue, I've heard quite a few other people confirm that they had the same issue. Not something you want to make a production panel rely on.
I heard the most common thing is to build something custom for OpenVZ and then use libvirt for everything else. I don't think I've ever read of an instance where using libvirt for OpenVZ worked properly but I've read plenty of "WTH libvirt?" threads/articles in regards to OpenVZ.
That's pretty much our experience. libvirt-php works pretty reliably for kvm, especially after they accepted our patches (to implement libvirt functionality that was missing from libvirt-php).
@KuJoe, eh, looks like he was last seen playing some CS: Source today.... and also has been gaming for 42 hours total, for the past two weeks.
http://steamcommunity.com/id/dimecadmium
And.. you can find his Facebook there, yup, he sure is active.
Good luck!
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That is a shame! I was only thinking to myself earlier about these "New" VPS control panels being made
Hopefully you get more progress, or your money back.
Aldryic C'boas
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I really want to say something here... but I'll be nice. Sorry KuJoe, instinct told me to warn you against working with him (and another person).. but figured he might do better on a second chance. Ended up being a bust =\
bzImage
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This has sleeping with the fishes written all over it.
Luckily the first payment wasn't a whole lot (under $200) so it could have been a lot worse. The silver lining to this whole situation is that I've decided to code the VPSM panel myself and I'm more than 50% done with it (I've got it running on a test server and it's already integrated into WHMCS so that's a really good sign). Unfortunately, because of this whole situation (and my horrible coding skills) VPSM won't be released publicly.
Oh well, can't say I didn't try.
Oh well, can't say I didn't try.
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Dimebag is one of the laziest motherfuckers I know.
You can also ask his past employer, @KS_Phillip, about how his performance was when he worked there. He complained about not getting paid much but he never did any work.
I've warned people about doing business with him because he has a terrible track record.
I'm sorry Joe, I didn't say anything because you said you were only paying on delivery. Given all 30 lines he's shoved in the github I was hoping he was simply commiting code to a private repos first.
Francisco
You can also ask his past employer, @KS_Phillip, about how his performance was when he worked there. He complained about not getting paid much but he never did any work.
I've warned people about doing business with him because he has a terrible track record.
I'm sorry Joe, I didn't say anything because you said you were only paying on delivery. Given all 30 lines he's shoved in the github I was hoping he was simply commiting code to a private repos first.
Francisco
Pretty much our experience with him... Sorry @KuJoe, that sucks! Let me know if you run into any trouble on VPSM, we've done quite a bit in that general area
Bernard T.
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It's really a shame to read that a good idea of crowd-funding has failed with ripoff...
@KuJoe ... maybe your coding isn't so good, but that being stated I don't see why not to push your current work to the public and let others to contribute additional code, fixes and improvements? :huh:
I don't know how many of you are familiar with ISPConfig http://www.ispconfig.org, my favorite FLOSS control panel? I've been using it for years and it's really very well coded, extremely stable and pretty secure. Although not having an eyecandy design, it looks nice and - it has a very stable general OpenVZ management functionally already in tact. So, I'd suggest maybe taking ISPConfig as a proven cornerstone for coding additional code that would widen the VPS capabilities... what do you all think ??opcorn:
@KuJoe ... maybe your coding isn't so good, but that being stated I don't see why not to push your current work to the public and let others to contribute additional code, fixes and improvements? :huh:
I don't know how many of you are familiar with ISPConfig http://www.ispconfig.org, my favorite FLOSS control panel? I've been using it for years and it's really very well coded, extremely stable and pretty secure. Although not having an eyecandy design, it looks nice and - it has a very stable general OpenVZ management functionally already in tact. So, I'd suggest maybe taking ISPConfig as a proven cornerstone for coding additional code that would widen the VPS capabilities... what do you all think ??
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ComputerTrophy
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I'm confused. What happened?
Sounds like a great alternative, I'm kind of glad so many more panels are coming out now, gives a lot of choices.
I'm sad to see that there's been a problem with funding however.
I'm sad to see that there's been a problem with funding however.
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