▲ 0 r/nginx
Hello, hope you’re doing well.
A while ago I built a web panel to manage NGINX .conf files, mainly aimed at server environments where editing through the terminal can become slow or inconvenient (especially when dealing with small changes like lines, spaces, or configs that can easily break things).
The goal is to reduce the friction of remote configuration editing without fully relying on the CLI, while still keeping control over changes and preventing accidental errors in critical files.
Features
- Login with attempt control
- CSRF protection / session token
- Two-step verification via Telegram
- Temporary sudo-enabled editing access
- Controlled editing of .conf files
- Validation before applying changes
- Automatic session and permission expiration
- Automatic secure credential generation in .env
- Semi-automated installation via script
- Integration with standard apt-like structure
u/Funny_Rope977 — 9 days ago
