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Has Always Worked Well 



- Version: 1.390, 12/21/2007 10:49AM PST
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- Has Always Worked Well
Best for this price:-) 



- Version: 1.350, 6/4/2007 12:16AM PST
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Mac-Fan No 1 (Berchtold IT-Service)Of course PLESK ist much more professional (I use it, too), but in some cases very limited, so I installed Webmin parallel to PLESK:-)
Not for mission critical websites 



- Version: 1.340, 4/11/2007 06:28AM PST
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- Not for mission critical websites (3 replies)
I own my server, pay the co-lo bills, and do all the administration. Webmin is a time saver for systems administration. SInce I don't have OPM to play with so I have to keep costs down. I have used Webmin for 6-7 years. I just replaced a box that had over 3.5 yrs. of continuous uptime and the only time I ever restarted the Webmin miniserv daemon was for Webmin upgrades. Webmin runs a small HTTP server on the obscure port of your choice (that's how you access it) and it has a default module to configure Apache, but otherwise it has nothing whatsoever to do with the HTTP server.
If you're like me and compile a lot of your apps from source then you may need to change some of the module configuration defaults.