GOsa

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GOsa²

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Basic data

developer Gonicus GmbH
Current  version 2.7.4
(2012-05-09)
operating system Multiplatform
programming language PHP
category administration
License GNU General Public License
https://github.com/gonicus/gosa

In GOsa² is a web-based administration tool that can be managed with the computer and its components, users and user groups. It is based on an LDAP directory structure and is largely written in PHP . GOsa² is free software under the GNU General Public License .

Functions

GOsa² has a modular structure. The various functions can be activated by individually activatable modules or plug-ins .

GOsa² offers the administration of:

Plug-ins

GOsa offers the following plug-ins, for example:

  • addressbook
  • apache2
  • connectivity
  • dak
  • dfs
  • dhcp
  • dns
  • fai
  • glpi
  • gofax
  • gofon
  • goto
  • heimdal
  • kolab
  • ldapmanager
  • log
  • mail
  • with-krb5
  • nagios
  • netatalk
  • opengroupware
  • openxchange
  • opsi
  • phpgw
  • phpscheduleit
  • pptp
  • pureftpd
  • roleManagement
  • samba
  • scalix
  • squid
  • ssh
  • sudo
  • systems
  • uw-imap
  • webdav

application

GOsa² is used by the city of Munich for the administration of the Linux desktop as part of the LiMux project.

The GOsa² project received the “Trophées du Logiciel Libre 2009” award in the “Professional” category.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. The p_15338 Open Source Project on Open Hub: Languages ​​Page . In: Open Hub . (accessed October 18, 2018).
  2. GOsa-Plugin Repository  ( page no longer available , search in web archivesInfo: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / oss.gonicus.de  
  3. City Hall Review of the City of Munich (PDF).
  4. ( Page no longer available , search in web archives: Trophées du Logiciel Libre 2009 )@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / bofh.be
  5. ^ Mathias Huber: Fusion Directory forkt Gosa2. In: Linux magazine. April 5, 2011, accessed on January 4, 2020 (German).