- Table of Contents
- 1. Intro
- 1.1. About LMS
- 1.2. Authors
- 1.3. Legal Notice
- 1.4. Other Information
- 2. Installation and configuration
- 2.1. Intro
- 2.2. Requirements
- 2.3. LMS Installation
- 2.4. Localization
- 2.5. Database Server Installation
- 2.6. Basic Configuration
- 2.7. Access rights
- 2.8. Upgrade
- 2.9. Documents
- 3. User Interface (LMS-UI)
- 3.1. Login
- 3.2. Administration
- 3.3. Customers
- 3.4. Nodes
- 3.5. Net Devices
- 3.6. IP Networks
- 3.7. Finances
- 3.8. Documents
- 3.9. Hosting
- 3.10. Messages
- 3.11. Reload
- 3.12. Stats
- 3.13. Helpdesk
- 3.14. Timetable
- 3.15. Configuration
- 4. Scripts
- 5. Configuration file generator (lms-mgc)
- 5.1. Installation
- 5.2. Configuration
- 5.3. Examples of use
- 6. LMS Daemon
- 7. For curious
- 7.1. Directory tree
- 7.2. Database structure
- 7.3. Configuration file format
- 7.4. Filling DB with random data
- 7.5. Access levels
- 7.6. Restrictions
- 8. Extensions
- 8.1. Customer account
- 8.2. Customer account 2
- 8.3. SQL Panel
- 8.4. Squid redirector
- 9. Userpanel
- 9.1. About
- 9.2. Installation
- 9.3. Configuration
- 9.4. Graphical themes (styles)
- 9.5. Modules
- 10. FAQ
- List of Tables
- 4-1. Executable scripts list
- 6-1. List of all lmsd modules
- 7-1. LMS directory tree
- List of Examples
- 3-1. Accounts. Proftpd configuration.
- 3-2. Accounts. Mail server configuration (postfix+sasl+courier).
- 4-1. Lms-notify: example of last 10 customer's operations
- 4-2. Lms-notify: example of mailing template
- 5-1. Lms-mgc: Example instance
- 6-1. Parser: Creating /etc/hosts file
- 6-2. Parser: Debtors list
- 6-3. Parser: Ethernet hosts descriptions for iptraf.
- 6-4. Parser: Ethers file for arp
- 6-5. Parser: Notify module replacement
- 6-6. Parser: Traffic stats.
- 7-1. Format of configuration options