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Apache GUI-Dev Project

Introduction
Functional Apache GUI's
What is listed here are the latest released versions. As with all Open Source projects, there are new versions in the works for all these. If you are a developer, check out their web sites or join the Gui-dev list to be kept updated about development releases.

Apache Only GUI's
1. Comanche
Production Release
Tcl/Tk, Unix/Linux or NT
Author: Daniel Lopez Ridruejo 		Local mirror
2. Mohawk
 C/Linux, using the GTK+/GNOME GUI tools
Author: Michael Holve
(A total rewrite of Michael's TkApache)
3. ServerConfig/2 OS/2
Author: Dimitrios Michelinakis
General Purpose GUI's that support Apache
4. LinuxConf (linux only) Local Details
5. Webmin (perl based linux config) Local Details
Activities
1. ApacheCon GUI presentation
2. Report from ApacheCon
3. Gui-Dev Next Generation
4. Works In progress (unrelease projects)
5. Works with NO progress (older or stalled projects)

Related Links of interest

The Master Place - Apache.org
ApacheWeek EZine
Issue 141: About Gui-dev
ZDNet Review: The Apache Group: Apache HTTP Server
FastCompany: The Best Things in Life Are Free

Linux Options

A number of Linux projects have developed that include Apache configuration modules. These all require a Linux system to run - (BUT that is what you are running Apache on, isn't it ??)
  1. Redhat Linux
    RedHat 5,1 now includes both LinuxConf and Comanche (0.4a - we have 0.6a here)

    They have a Apache configuration module in their Control Panel X based interface. It's found at: /usr/lib/rhs/apachecfg/apache.py and is in rpm: apachecfg-0.3.1-6.noarch.rpm (for Redhat 5.0)

  2. LinuxConfig Project
    Esp, interesting because it has all forms of interface, True GUI, terminal character menu, Web and command line. Enabling the Apache module can be tricky, this is how you do it

  3. WebMin
    A semi-commercial WebBased GUI - free for now, you'll have to read the license for yourself.

    On initial look, webmin-0.51 is a fairly nice package to allow web based configuration of Apache.

Commercial Options

I have mixed feeling about listing these, but hey, everyone has to make a living, and I've sold my share (or a bit more) of software in my time so here are NON-free options.
  1. ApacheConf
  2. StrongHold SSL Apache (It has a web based interface)
  3. Tenon WebTen Apache for the Mac (It has a web based interface)

Gui-dev Mailing list

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Archive:
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Send mail to majordomo@apache.org with the words "unsubscribe gui-dev" as the body of the message. The email account that the message was from will be removed from the list.

Other list problems:
Email me at gui-dev@on-the-net.com and I will try to help.

These are posted with a disclaimer that I may or may not have tested what is here. I have posted the latest version I've received from the respective Authors

If you have more or newer or better or whatever, email the apache gui-dev list and I will add the info here. Gui-DEV

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