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base

• Core VPS Linux installation. It includes:
• vps kernel;
• networking support;
• OpenSSH connection;
• basic tools and libraries;
• service configuration tools;
• cron, scheduling tasks support;
• utility to control the network packet filtering code in Linux kernel;
• system logging management tools;
• man pages (documentation) from Linux Documentation Project (LDP);
• Perl high-level programming language;
• Aspell spelling checker;
• Python programming language;
• Sendmail - widely used Mail Transport Agent (MTA).

samba-server

Windows file server. This package group allows you to share files between Linux and MS Windows&tm; systems.

It includes:

• samba protocol for sharing files, printers, and other information (such as available files and printers);
• CUPS (Common UNIX Printing System): portable printing layer for UNIX operating systems.

ftp-server

These tools allow you to run FTP server on VPS's.

They include:

• fast, read-only, anonymous FTP server;
  FTP server daemon.

pgsql-server

PostgreSQL database server. This package group includes packages useful for use with PostgreSQL.

It includes:

• advanced Object-Relational database management system (DBMS) - PostgreSQL server;
  an implementation of DBI for PostgreSQL for Perl;
  a dynamic shared object (DSO) that can be compiled in to the Apache Web server to add PostgreSQL database support to PHP.

web-server

These tools allow you to run a Web server on VPS:

• powerful, full-featured, efficient, and freely-available Apache Web server;
• PHP - an HTML-embedded scripting language;
• a utility to convert Active Server Page (ASP) files run on the Microsoft IIS Web server, to PHP pages;
• additional modules to give Apache Web server the ability to understand the DAV (Distributed Authoring and Versioning) protocol of HTTP extensions, to incorporate a Perl interpreter into the Apache Web server, to provide strong cryptography for the Apache Web server via Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocols;
• Web server log analysis program - Webalizer;

dns-server

This package group allows you to run DNS name server (BIND) on the system.

It includes:

• BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain) - an implementation of the DNS (Domain Name System) protocols. BIND includes a DNS server (named) which resolves host names to IP addresses; a resolver library (routines for applications to use when interfacing with DNS); and tools for verifying that the DNS server is operating properly;
• configuration files that will make BIND, the DNS name server, act as a simple caching nameserver.

mysql-server

MySQL database server. This package group contains packages to be used with MySQL.

It includes:

• a multi-user, multi-threaded SQL database server;
• a MySQL interface for Perl;
• a dynamic shared object that will add MySQL database support to PHP.

mail-server

These packages allow you to configure an IMAP or Postfix mail server.

They include:

• server daemons for both the IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) and POP (Post Office Protocol) mail access protocols;
• Mail Transport Agent (MTA), supporting LDAP, SMTP AUTH (SASL) - Postfix.

news-server

This group allows you to configure the system as a news server.

It includes:

• an automatic spam filter for Usenet news servers and routers - Cleanfeed;
• the inews program;
• INN (InterNetNews) is a complete system for serving Usenet news and/or private newsfeeds.

perl-full

Additional modules for Perl programming languages.

It includes:

• Expat C library for parsing XML;
• database access Application Programming Interface;
• module for the handling of tar archives;
• library which allows you to handle bit vectors, sets (of integers);
• module providing an interface for testing and setting process limits and priorities;
• module provides support for the https protocol under LWP;
• date/time manipulation modules;
• various XML partner modules for Perl;
• module for perl to parse and extract information from HTML documents.

system-tools

This group is a collection of various tools for the system, such as the client for connecting to SMB shares and tools to monitor network traffic.

It includes:

• arbitrary precision numeric processing arithmetic language and an interactive arbitrary precision stack based calculator;
• LiSt Open Files tool to list information about files that are open and running on a Linux/UNIX system;
• utility to decode and encode multilingual streams using many coding systems;
• Pax - the POSIX standard archive tool;
• Pinfo - an info file (or man page) viewer with a user interface similar to the Lynx Web browser interface;
• procinfo command to get system data from the /proc directory;
• stat utility;
• superuser do (sudo);
• symlinks utility;
• tree utility;

development-tools

These tools include core development tools such as automake, gcc, python, and debuggers.

They include:

• Autoconf - tool for configuring source code and Makefiles;
• public domain LALR parser generator;
• CVS (Concurrent Version System) is a version control system;
• Berkeley DB version 1,2,3 (4);
• utility that allows you to show dialog boxes in TTY (text mode) interfaces;
• diff and diffstat - compares/reads the output of files;
• various DocBook documentations;
• Scanners programs which can recognize lexical patterns in text;
• the cc and gcc GNU compilers for compiling C code;
• C++ support to the GNU C compiler;
• gd graphics library.