Webmin Not there in GoAutoDial ?

[gmcust3]

Webmin Not there in GoAutoDial ?

How to access webmin ?

Need to Install it to Use it ?

Or 10000 Port is Closed ?

[striker]

check wether webmin running by typing the following cmd

/etc/init.d/webmin status

if it retunrs stopped then

/etc/init.d/webmin start

and go to the browser and type http://serverip:10000 or i hope in goautodial admin gui must have the option to webmin redirection.

if first cmd shows webmin not exists then type yum install webmin

[gmcust3]

[root@go ~]# /etc/init.d/webmin status
-bash: /etc/init.d/webmin: No such file or directory
[root@go ~]#

[striker]

yum install webmin

[williamconley]

wait a minute! striker: you speak CentOS?

[gardo]

"yum install webmin" will do the trick as @striker pointed out.

[gzpxyj]

It seems goautodial leave the webmin out of distribution. What is the reason?

[williamconley]

probably because it's so easy to install ... and then because it's a fairly large task to "publish" a project like GoAutoDial (and perhaps Gardo intended to put out a 2.1 later after it's been discussed a bit).

If you want to have it in the next edition, be sure to ask NICELY, after all this is free, or even a$k very ni$ely. If you get my dri$t. LOL

[gardo]

@williamconley is right. Webmin is no longer needed since there is the GoAutoDial (GoAdmin) shell which provides web based system administration. What do you need Webmin for?

[williamconley]

Wow! So GoAutoDial has a method to add a button to edit individual files with the web browser?

And it has an editable system checker to check for any running (or not!) process and perform a function afterwards if it's not running (and email the administrator)?

And it has the ability to remotely control other GoAutoDial boxes on the same subnet?

Or is that stuff we might like to use WEBMIN for?

Webmin is used as a full replacement (FREE!) for cPanel by many users. Very useful. I would not take it out of an install if it were easily included.

It will also (BTW) administer IPTables, set up backups (timed) ... the module list goes on and on.

And I won't even begin to discuss USERMIN which is a part of it.

[Trying]

Should it be installed on ALL servers in a complete load balanced setup?

[williamconley]

? webmin is not a part of Vicidial.

webmin does use (albeit a tiny amount of) resources.

personal preference has to determine whether this tool is necessary in your environment.

when we ran Gentoo system, we put it on every server. we have not had any requests for it on opensuse, as yast seems to fill the void nicely (with no overhead).

but if you want some of those OTHER functions (proxy server? mail? ... etc) ... well, it is handy.

[gardo]

Yes it does. Hehehe! Currently limited to Vicidial, Asterisk and GoAutoDial files.

Wow! So GoAutoDial has a method to add a button to edit individual files with the web browser?

On the roadmap.

And it has the ability to remotely control other GoAutoDial boxes on the same subnet?

Almost done with this feature. Will be out on the next release.

It will also (BTW) administer IPTables, set up backups (timed) ... the module list goes on and on.

Webmin is a great tool. However, most Vicidial and GoAutoDial system administrative task are being provided by the GoAutoDial shell. Users can easily install it by running:

yum install webmin

[williamconley]

considering the "ease" of installation, i'd say that's fairly well covered.