Enable and customize the platform services you want on this host, then review and apply. Access: root. The page reflects current selections from the services configuration and lets you change them safely.

How the UI works

• Six main toggles (cards): Web Server, Web Scripting, Database, File Transfer, DNS, Mail Server.
• Each card shows a red cross (disabled) or green check (enabled). Click the card to toggle. Click Customize to open its section below.
• Inside each section you’ll find sub-options (radios/checkboxes). Selected items turn green; unselected remain red.
• When ready, click Review Selected Services & Proceed to open a confirmation panel, then confirm to apply.

Web Server

• NGINX Reverse Proxy + Apache Backend — NGINX handles the edge; Apache serves app content.
• Apache Standalone — classic Apache only.
• NGINX Standalone — high-performance NGINX only.

If Apache (or NGINX+Apache) is chosen, the Apache MPM block appears:

• Event — best for concurrency; shared thread pool.
• Worker — threaded requests; separate PHP handling.
• Prefork — process per connection; safest/least efficient.

Below, you can toggle Apache modules. Core items are pre-checked and marked “Required” (e.g., mod_ssl, mod_http2, mod_fcgid, mod_security + CRS). Optional modules can be enabled as needed.

Web Scripting

• PHP — enable PHP runtimes and pick multiple versions (PHP 5.6 → 8.4) via the multi-select.
• Base packages are pre-checked (runtime, php-fpm, php-cli, opcache). Toggle additional extensions (gd, intl, curl, mbstring, pdo drivers, imagick, etc.) according to workload.

Database

• MariaDB Server 10.11 — long-term stable.
• phpMyAdmin — optional web SQL UI.

File Transfer

• SFTP — secure file transfer over SSH ( Port TCP 20).
• FTP (Pure-FTPd) — classic FTP on TCP 21; passive range and TLS handled by platform presets.

DNS

• PowerDNS (Authoritative) — open-source authoritative DNS server.

Mail Server

• Exim + Dovecot — SMTP delivery + IMAP/POP3 access.
• Roundcube Webmail — optional webmail client.

Review & apply flow

1. Click Review Selected Services & Proceed to open the side panel with a generated summary.
2. Click Proceed with Selected Services to start the update. A progress dialog appears while operations run.
3. On completion, you’ll see the result output. Changes take effect immediately (services may start/stop/reload).

Behavior & rules

• Mutual exclusivity: Web server choice uses radios — only one of “Apache”, “NGINX”, or “NGINX+Apache”.
• Conditional UI: Apache MPM/options appear only when Apache is part of the selection.
• Multi-version PHP: you can install several PHP versions at once.
• Safety: core dependencies are pre-selected; optional modules are off unless explicitly enabled.

Tips

• Prefer NGINX+Apache for mixed static/dynamic workloads and easy .htaccess support.
• Use Event MPM with PHP-FPM for modern PHP sites.
• Install only the PHP extensions you need to keep attack surface and memory usage low.
• Enable SFTP as the primary file transfer method; use FTP only when a client requires it.