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Old 28th March 2011, 15:38
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Default new module calles rescue
yesterday i commited the first version of the rescue-module.
This is a module integrated into ISPConfig which tries to rescue (restart) the services, if they are down.
The first release only supports apache, but i am working at the other services...

maybe somebody can test it and help me with ideas...

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