ZpanelCP

The ZPanel originated in the United States of America nearly 10 years ago, It was originally developed by Kris Anderson and as far as we are aware the first stable release of the software was ZPanel 2.0 which was developed for servers running both *NIX and Windows operating systems. Kris Anderson and his small group of developers later released a f... ully re-coded version of ZPanel (ZPanel 2.5) which incorporated new features including template support and was the 'stable' release for over 5 years. In 2004 Kris Anderson decided that he did not have enough time to work on the project any longer so the development split into two channels, Kris Anderson handed the project over to Chris Learmouth from Newcastle (England, UK) who took control of ZPanel (The Microsoft Windows Version) and Meisam Mulla a developer who worked along side with Kris Anderson forked a Linux only control panel which was renamed 'RapidCP'. In 2007 Bobby Allen (of whom had been involved as a developer since 2003) joined forces with Chris Learmouth and between them they released a brand new version of the ZPanel software (ZPanel 3.0.0) which Bobby Allen had completely developed from scratch, ZPanel 3.0.0 used completely new code and was released as a truly 'stable' release. The new features in ZPanel 3.0.0 included Apache Virtual hosts, Email management both Mailboxes and Mail forwards where implemented into the software. On 28th November 2009 The ZPanel team released there brand new version of ZPanel after being in Beta a week, ZPanel 4.0.0 included an 'all-in-one' installer similar to cPanel's in which it would completely install and configure ZPanel 4.0.0 with Apache, PHP, MySQL and FileZilla Server. On the 10th of December 2009 Project Dalas was announced, Project Dalas is the code name for what is known as ZPanel 5, The development team are currently hard at work writing a completely new code base to support even greater functionality. On the 24th January 2010 the ZPanel staff had an online meeting and we had a restructure of the team. The ...Read More