OpenVZ Web Panel 1.5

OpenVZ Web Panel is a GUI (graphical user interface) web-based frontend for controlling of the hardware and virtual servers with the OpenVZ virtualization technology.

Installation:

The most simple way to install OpenVZ Web Panel is to run the following command (under root):

 wget -O - http://ovz-web-panel.googlecode.com/svn/installer/ai.sh | sh

After installation Panel should be available by the following URL:

 http://< you-host >:3000

Default administrator's credentials are: admin/admin. Don't forget to change default password.


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What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Ability to backup/restore virtual server ( issue 38 ).
· Limited iPhone support ( issue 69 ).
· CPU, HDD and RAM usage information for virtual server ( issue 118 ).
· CPU, HDD and RAM usage information for physical server ( issue 131 ).
· Fixed incorrect handling of othersockbuf limit ( issue 142 ).
· Improved detection of supported Ruby version during installation ( issue 138 ).
· Improved the speed of loading the pages with lists ( issue 136 ).
· IPv6 compatibility ( issue 135 ).
· Portuguese (Brazilian) language support ( issue 133 ).
· Fixed problem with vzctl/vzlist utilities search path ( issue 130 ).
· Improved stability of import existing containers procedure ( issue 129 ).
· Fixed problem with password change by user ( issue 126 ).
· Ability to set CPU and CPULIMIT settings for virtual server ( issue 123 ).
· Increased default timeout to allow installation of servers on big templates ( issue 122 ).
· Ability to set admin as virtual server owner ( issue 121 )
· Native support for virtul server descriptions ( issue 117 ).
· Fixed problem with OS reinstallation and empty properties ( issue 114 ).
· Search for virtual server ( issue 109 ).
· Ability to install template from URL ( issue 108 ).
· Ability to select OS template on reinstall ( issue 105 ).
· Simple shell for virtual server ( issue 97 ).
· Ability to reboot physical server ( issue 95 ).
· Ability to customize support link ( issue 75 ).
· Ability to use ExtJS libs available at CacheFly ( issue 26 ).
· Ability to set HW daemon port during connecting new HW node ( issue 21 ).