Usermin
Usermin is a web-based user interface for Unix-like systems. It is a simplified version of Webmin, can be used by any user on a Unix system, and is distributed under the BSD licence. It consists of CGI programs in Perl that directly updates configuration files, and a simple web server. The package is written in Perl 5, and uses the Authen::PAM Perl module. It runs by default on port 20000.
| Original author(s) | Jamie Cameron |
|---|---|
| Initial release | March 6, 2002 (version 0.4) |
| Stable release | 1.720
/ June 28, 2017[1] |
| License | BSD-like licence |
| Website | www |
Usermin is designed for normal users for the simple tasks of:
- Reading mail.
- Setting up SSH.
- Configuring mail forwarding.
Notable people
- Jamie Cameron: Developer of the original package, Webmin.
- John Smith: Idea for Usermin and sponsorship for its development.
gollark: I looked into it, and apparently it's not *obviously* doing spying.
gollark: Which means they think they can make a lot of money through it, hence apiohazard.
gollark: karbonite system pollution
gollark: Why do we have <#445375649511768074> and <#415981720286789634> but not #audio-games?
gollark: ou¢h
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