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Yes, it could be done. It is a huge load of work. Cleaning up the code is not the only job. Webmin needs to be splitted into a privileged and an unprivileged part. What about compatibility with existing Webmin plugins? Due to the nature of Webmin, testing all features requires access to a wide range of hard- and software. What about the licenses? Are we allowed to clean up Webmin and all plugins? Do we have a list of all problems in the Webmin code?

Alexander

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In reply to Re^2: Building a web-based system administration interface in Perl by afoken
in thread Building a web-based system administration interface in Perl by wazoox

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