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Hiccup
A lightweight, open-source control panel for managing web servers and hosting environments on Linux.
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About Hiccup
Hiccup is a simple control panel designed to handle basic web hosting tasks without the overhead of larger panels. It focuses on core features like managing virtual hosts, DNS records, and FTP users, making it a solid choice for small setups or developers who want minimal bloat.
The panel runs on Linux systems and integrates with common web servers like Apache and Nginx. It uses a plain configuration file structure, so changes are easy to track. The project is written in Python and stores data in SQLite, keeping dependencies low. Installation is straightforward, and the GitHub repository includes a setup script for Debian and Ubuntu.
Hiccup targets users who need a no-frills control panel for personal projects or lightweight hosting. It is open source under the MIT license, with the code available on GitHub. While it lacks the polish of commercial panels, its simplicity makes it appealing for learning or minimal environments.
The panel runs on Linux systems and integrates with common web servers like Apache and Nginx. It uses a plain configuration file structure, so changes are easy to track. The project is written in Python and stores data in SQLite, keeping dependencies low. Installation is straightforward, and the GitHub repository includes a setup script for Debian and Ubuntu.
Hiccup targets users who need a no-frills control panel for personal projects or lightweight hosting. It is open source under the MIT license, with the code available on GitHub. While it lacks the polish of commercial panels, its simplicity makes it appealing for learning or minimal environments.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Open Source
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Developer
- Ashwin Pc
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