A modern, open-source hosting control panel, forked from LibrePanel, and developed by the Panomity GmbH. Its goal is to simplify the effort of managing your hosting platform while providing flexibility and transparency.
- Ensure that your webserver serves
/var/www/html
. - Extract LibrePanel into
/var/www/html
(for example into/var/www/html/librepanel
). - Point your browser to
http://[ip-of-webserver]/librepanel
. - Follow the installer.
- Log in as administrator.
- Have fun!
Note: If you choose manual configuration during installation, additional steps may be required:
- Adjust System > Settings according to your needs.
- Choose your distribution under System > Configuration.
- Follow the steps for your services (web server, PHP, etc.).
Coming soon at librepanel.com (in development).
(For reference to LibrePanel’s docs, you may still look at docs.librepanel.org until LibrePanel’s docs are fully available.)
You may find help in the following places:
Issues and discussions can be found at our GitHub repository:
https://github.com/atxcowboy/librepanel
(Community forums, a dedicated Discord, or other support channels may be added as LibrePanel grows.)
LibrePanel supports Caddy as an alternative to Apache or Nginx. To enable and configure Caddy:
- In System > Settings, set Webserver to
Caddy
. - (Optional) Adjust Caddy config directory (
system_caddyconf
, default/etc/caddy
). - (Optional) Adjust Caddy reload command (
system_caddyreload_command
, defaultsystemctl reload caddy
). - Ensure PHP-FPM is installed and enabled; Caddy will automatically use the socket defined in PHP-FPM settings.
- Cron jobs will generate one
.caddy.conf
file per domain under your Caddy config directory.
Each Caddy vhost file includes:
tls <cert_file> <key_file>
for SSL/TLSroot * <documentroot>
to serve filesphp_fastcgi unix/<fpm_socket>
when PHP-FPM is enabledfile_server
to enable static file serving
After configuration changes, run:
php bin/librepanel-cli librepanel:cron tasks
to rebuild and reload your Caddy configs.
LibrePanel is open-source software. See the COPYING file for license details.
(As this is a new project/fork, official packages may still be in progress. Below is an example section for future reference.)
-
Latest Tarball
Coming soon at librepanel.com -
Debian repository
Planned for future release. Stay tuned!
We welcome contributions! Check out our CONTRIBUTING.md (to be updated) or open an issue/PR on GitHub.