Project Overview

Open-source

Sentora is open-source software (released under the GPL v3 license) enabling you to use it free of charge, free upgrades as well as the ability to extend and share.

Modular

Looking to develop your own module or install an community developed one? Sentora provides a simple module system to enable you to extend functionality!

Supported

Our community support team offer support via our community forums and for those that require a faster response we also offer a premium support service.

Fast and easy set-up

We bundle easy-to-use installation scripts enabling you to get your hosting environment up and running in as little time as possible.

What is Sentora?

Sentora is a free to download and use web hosting control panel developed for Linux, UNIX and BSD based servers or computers. The Sentora software can turn a domestic or commercial server into a fully fledged, easy to use and manage web hosting server.

Our team work and provide the software as a 'hobby' project, we are not commercially backed nor do we do this for financial reward, we give up our spare time to develop, support and maintain the software.

Sentora is written in PHP and utilises various other GNU/open-source software packages such as Apache HTTPd, PHP, Dovecot, Postfix, ProFTPd and MariaDB to name a few.

Features

Multi-client environment

Sentora is designed to host and manage multiple clients on a single server, this is known as a 'shared' hosting environment. Each client can login and manage their web hosting via. our fully customisable control panel.

Quota management

Sentora enables the user to create and manage any number of services such as mailboxes and domains, we provide the tools to enable you to set quotas on both bandwidth and creation of services.

Integrate with the API

With our modular approach taken to our API you can connect your corporate web site or billing system directly to Sentora. The API enables a seamless link for third-party applications and sites.

Want modules?

If you are looking to extend the functionality of Sentora then look no further than our 'App store', We provide a simple platform where module developers can publish their modules and Sentora users can 'single click' install them.

Resellers

Sentora provides the ability for you to offer 'reseller' accounts enabling your clients to resell your hosting in a 'white-label' environment.

Brand it your way!

Sentora provides its own template system enabling you to download custom themes or even make your own enabling you to brand your control panel to your company.

Speaking your language

Sentora is used all over the globe and although our team speak English we provide translations packs for almost every language!

Community grown

We actively promote members of the community getting involved so if you've got an idea, found a bug or have an improvement you would like us to implement let us know!

A Brief history of the Sentora project

(Full history of the project HERE as recalled by TGates)

The Sentora project was officially born on the 27th June 2014 when the previous members of the ZPanel project decided that following the recent acquisition of the project by Hostwinds LLC. Contact with the new organisation was extremely limited and progress with the ZPanel project had almost seized; Realising that something needed to be done in order to secure the future development and maintainability for its current user-base.

As per the GPL v3 license allows, we decided that we would fork the existing project and make various radical changes (such as remove Windows support) and clean up a lot of the core code in an attempt to optimise and build new, improved foundations for the new project.

Sentora aims to be a compatible release (minus the support for Windows Servers) in terms of modules until such a time that we develop and release a new major version (not utilising the original ZPanel code).

Technologies

Sentora is designed primarily to install and work with the following software packages out of the box:

Third-party modules or Community created modules, have the ability to substitute the core packages as well as add further functionality.