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Take a look at this page.<br>
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There are many of the one's that I've seen listed there. I like TUPA,
but it doesn't look like it has had any updates for quite some time.
I've been using an updated poweradmin that is OK. It gets the job done
and you can set up users and give them control over their own domains.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Curtis<br>
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Julian Pawlowski wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Another option is PowerDNS on Rails available at
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://kennethkalmer.github.com/powerdns-on-rails/">http://kennethkalmer.github.com/powerdns-on-rails/</a>
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I saw it a few weeks ago but didn't try it yet. Mainly because it
depends on the installation of Ruby on Rails on my servers and I would
like to avoid any more complexity or dependencies if possible... maybe
I will give it a try once but I would prefer to have something that is
just based on PHP because every normal webserver supports it. I'm even
wondering why this has been implemented in Ruby as the functionality
is not that complex as that it couldn't be done in PHP very easily.
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Julian
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