Introducing BoxCP - Revolutionary Server Control Panel

[l0calh0st]

I'm replying in a developers/webmaster eye, you reply in a detective eye as usual.

The main site is just hosted on special private webhosting for performance. Real servers are used for downloads.

However no discussion in this, useless.

l0calh0st Reviewed by l0calh0st on 11th Jul 2011. Introducing BoxCP - Revolutionary Server Control Panel http://boxcp.com/logo.png Tired of paying extortionate fees to cPanel just so that you can have a GUI for control over your server? Well don't be any more! It brings me great pleasure to announce a new system, called BoxCP, which will soon be available! http://boxcp.com/preview/1.png It isn't free, however it is so much cheaper than cPanel, or any other premium hosting panel you'd be stupid not to give it a try! For only $5 / month you get all the basic features needed for Rating: 5

[Lifetalk]

You would know cPanel is a resource hog in comparison to the other panels. Guys developing this BoxCP would at least know that and would instead use a more lightweight panel (webmin or DA, for example).

cPanel on a BoxCP server, given the fact that BoxCP claims to be the next big thing and replace cPanel. Well, that's just fail.

[l0calh0st]

Why should we use DA or Webmin when we are on a shared envoirement?

BoxCP is targeted to VPS users, and not the webhosting industry. And where does the thread say "replacing" or even "competiting" cPanel?

Tired of paying extortionate fees to cPanel just so that you can have a GUI for control over your server?

[CammyD]

I'm with l0cal on this one, you all are just being immature. He never said he's competing with cPanel and his new project is still in development stages, so it would make perfect sense for them to still use cpanel at this point?!

[ty180sx]

First off, thx for news,
i dont understand the negativity of this thread, why slam someone when they try to create an alternative. Constructive comments would be nicer.. pssf

[.Ice]

I'm replying in a developers/webmaster eye, you reply in a detective eye as usual.

The main site is just hosted on special private webhosting for performance. Real servers are used for downloads.

However no discussion in this, useless.

Why should we use DA or Webmin when we are on a shared envoirement?

BoxCP is targeted to VPS users, and not the webhosting industry. And where does the thread say "replacing" or even "competiting" cPanel?

I'm with l0cal on this one, you all are just being immature. He never said he's competing with cPanel and his new project is still in development stages, so it would make perfect sense for them to still use cpanel at this point?!

i totally agree with you guys , motivating them and helping them with bug fixes should be our job and not pointing out that they are using some other CP

[praveer]

Nice mate. Waiting for its final release eagerly

Thanks

[vps9Ryan]

And this is when moderators bash and there is no one that can say anything to them...

Cheers though, thanks for the support.
Ryan

[SuicidalMedia]

It's not bashing Ryan, not at all. I'm just stating out the obvious. If you want to be taken seriously, you need to use what you've created, even if it's not fully finished. But at least you'd use something you've created. If you're not using it now, how can you expect that someone else will use it when you release it?

[Gempis]

It's not bashing Ryan, not at all. I'm just stating out the obvious. If you want to be taken seriously, you need to use what you've created, even if it's not fully finished. But at least you'd use something you've created. If you're not using it now, how can you expect that someone else will use it when you release it?

I can't agree with you man...
It's still development, so bugs are expected...

If you were building a car, but you haven't tweaked the engine yet, so it can blow up any time, would still go around driving that car just because "Hey man, i built this car therefore i must use it, even tough it might explode"??

It would be stupid if they used cpanel when the final version is out, but for now they should use cpanel (or w/e control panel) they like, until theirs is finished