SVN + Trac module for ISPConfig3

[quentusrex]

I'm interested in making a module that will allow the ISPConfig3 admin to allow clients to build svn and trac projects. Is anyone else interested in this module? Also, could someone send me links to ISPConfig3 module documentation? I'm considering setting something up along the lines of the way phpmyadmin is setup. One install, but have the client specific files in their web folders. and the client apache configuration in their vhost file.

[till]

The Link to the developer documentation is in the sticky post of this forum named "ISPConfig 3 Developer documentation".

[till]

One note. If you are searching for documentation of the software installation function, there is no documentation available yet. The software packages are .zip files containing at least a setup.sh script which is executed when the package gets installed plus the files that shall be installed.

I attached a package named test.zip

[quentusrex]

Is it better for ISPConfig3 modules to use a web directory such as www.mydomain.com/webmail/ ? or use a subdomain such as: webmail.mydomain.com ?

[quentusrex]

Is there a way to manually upload a module into ISPConfig3? to install a custom module?

[quentusrex]

Would there be a problem with adding a folder in the client's /var/clients/clientX/webY/svn and /var/clients/clientX/webY/trac ???

This way they aren't viewable from the web, but they are managed in the client's web folder, and thus subject to the clients web space restrictions. Would this also be tracked by webalizer and subject to the clients bandwidth restrictions? That would be useful.

[till]

Would there be a problem with adding a folder in the client's /var/clients/clientX/webY/svn and /var/clients/clientX/webY/trac ???

I dont see any problems with that.

Would this also be tracked by webalizer and subject to the clients bandwidth restrictions?

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That depends on how you access them. If they were accessed like www.domain.com/trac/, then yes. If you access them like trac.domain.com, they will not be part of the webalizer stats.