I-MSCP

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i-MSCP
Developer(s)	i-MSCP Development Team
Stable release	1.1.0 / 2 February 2014
Development status	In development
Written in	PHP, Perl, C, Unix Shell
Operating system	GNU/Linux
Available in	Multilingual
Type	Administration Software
License	GPL, MPL (Free Software)
Website	i-mscp.net

i-MSCP (Internet Multiserver Control Panel) is an open-source project founded to build a Multi Server Control and Administration Panel. This Control Panel is usable by any Internet Service Provider (ISP).

The i-MSCP Phoenix release is a fork of the open source ispCP project. Because part of the i-MSCP developer team were core members of the ispCP project, there was created a way to migrate from it.

Licensing

i-MSCP Phoenix has a dual license. A large part of the old VHCS code (still part of iSPCP base code) is licensed under the Mozilla Public License. All new code, and submissions to i-MSCP Phoenix are licensed under the GNU General Public License (V2). To solve this license conflict there is work on a complete rewrite for a completely GPL2 licensed i-MSCP.

System Requirements

Apache (web server)
Postfix (MTA)
ProFTPd (FTP server)
PHP 5.3 (programming language, fcgid, fastcgi)
Perl (programming language)
MySQL 4 or 5 (relational database management system)
Courier (POP3- and IMAP daemon)
Dovecot (POP3- and IMAP daemon)
BIND9 (DNS server)
Iptables (optional)

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