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Default APS - how does it work in ISPConfig
Hi,

Trying to add applications to my ISPConfig installation.
Found them at http://www.apsstandard.org/

Or have I misunderstood something from the manual in 4.9.4 :

Quote:
4.9.4 Software
Under Software you can define ISPConfig application repositories, install ISPConfig application
packages (such as phpMyAdmin) and install updates of such packages, if available.
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