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[postmaster <postmaster AT welcome.factoryfouroh.net>]

Wikis are purposed to grow into many pages and namespace, so I am going 
to take opennic:setup:webminbind.
This way the page have a way to traverse both directions, back to :setup 
or forward to whatever else I create.

A few things about Webmin:

I maintain a 2x6 USD / month subscription for Cloudmin and Virtualmin 
licenses for nearly 2 years now, not because I use them but because I 
love to help out GPL/GNU projects.
I love Webmin, not because its free (see above, I am trying to reward 
the developers) but because it is really, really high quality software.
I do not claim credit for other people's work, and I am also reassured 
to see CC-BY-SA which is what I use.

Thanks for the namespace, I am going to start on this in the next few 
days.
The webmin screenshots going to help us elaborate the underlying 
scripts.

- Sandor

On 2020-03-14 20:02, Megan Parat wrote:
(Resending because I hit reply instead of reply-list)

I think this is a really good idea.

I'm thinking that, if it's a single page, you could use
opennic:webminbinsetup or something similar.
If you want a namespace (for multiple pages), maybe you could use the
opennic:setup:webminbind namespace or something similar ?

 Megan.

On 3/13/20 7:25 PM, postmaster wrote:

I wonder if a detailed configuration about building a OpenNIC BIND
instance, using Webmin screenshots would have a place on
https://wiki.opennic.org/

Something similar to what I have done on

https://welcome.factoryfouroh.net/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=software_stack:general_info
to document the FourOh-LLC software stack.

I would do it if you give me a wiki namespace. I am not a DNS
expert, but I have some experience building DNS using Webmin.
I could do this portion of the wiki with very little input other
than reviews from you guys.

Regards,
Sandor

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