Has anyone been using TinyCP?
It looks pretty light-weigth and clean.
looks interesting! Will check
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Looks good.
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Looks nice: Wonder if it would work for enabling OpenVPN on a small Debian OpenVZ 7 VPS … 
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Well, it seems to have a built-in VPN function. Give it a try 
The name of this product is enough to get you on several watchlists.
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I have also heard about that one a while back. Doesn’t look go bas either
MORE SECURE
Our custom security layer over HTTP.
Connection to the IP is now secured.
Yeah, must be totally secure. I’ll pass.
Well, you could always force https I guess.
My point is that no one knowing stuff about security would have said that (the hell is “connection to IP is secure”), so the panel might have a lot of vulnerabilities and https won’t help with that.
Fair enough. Trying it out first in a personal project/test environment prior to using it should be necessary then. I’ll probably give it a spin anyway on Virtualbox first
Which applies both to TinyCP (Pedobear! Pedobear!) and aapanel (holy shit!)…
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Just tried TinyCP on a small VPS. Adding vhost to apache, it doesn’t seem to add the listener I configuring. (I’m configuring *:some high port, as this is on a NAT VPS.)
I add it in TinyCP GUI, looks OK, but nothing seems to make Apache listen on that port.
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Hmm… maybe try it on a Vultr VPS really quick, so you see if NAT or TinyCP is the problem 
Seems it doesn’t load the tinycp config, just default debian … Tried on Debian 9.
Hmm…might wanna post this issue on their forums then. Still, sounds a bit buggy then? Thanks for the feedback
Yep, probably should, maybe test on Debian 10 first.
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Also tested on Debian 10 now. Seems it’s only buggy with apache, nginx works. apache2ctl shows the domain/config present, but somehow the listen statement/config ain’t read as it should.
Filed a bug at their community forum/bug reports page.
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