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Web-based server configuration with Webmin

SMOOTH INTERFACE

Author(s): ERIK BÄRWALDT

Manage your Linux server system with the easy and flexible Webmin tool.

Life without Linux as a server system is hard to imagine. Excellent performance, fabled stability, and impressive scalability have helped Linux conquer an increasing share of the server market. Despite this success in the server room, setting up, managing, and maintaining the services is often a complex task that requires in-depth knowledge of services and config files.


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