Posted on: 2009-12-19 | Categories: Uncategorized
PowerDNS (with MySQL backend) is our favourite Domain Name Server. Unfortunately we couldn’t find any nice GUI interface, that would aid administering domain records stored in database tables. Therefore we decided to create one…
It is released under the terms of GNU General Public License ver. 3
Installation instructions and downloadable package can be found at:
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Peter
February 3, 2010 00:08
I’d just like to say a BIG thank you for this PowerDNS GUI – It’s officially made my year!
This is by far the best looking GUI I’ve come across that actually works 🙂
On the installation, it might be worth mentioning that the database user needs to be able to CREATE tables etc. The default PowerDNS user does not have sufficient rights for the installation.
Also, why not announce this project on the PowerDNS mailing list? I’m sure people would be very interested in this awesome GUI to manage their DNS records.
Best regards,