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H-Sphere

H-Sphere is a complete system for automating the day to day tasks of web hosting. H-Sphere saves you valuable management time by automating such time-consuming aspects of web-hosting as account creation, resource allocation and billing. H-Sphere provides a simple, easy to use web interface that allows your technical staff to do maintenance work from any computer with an internet connection. H-Sphere is written fully using the Perl scripting language, and it works with any SQL-compliant database. In addition, H-Sphere comes with WebShell v2.2, an easy to use web-based front end for Unix file management, which lets your users manipulate their files right from their browsers.
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