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Full disclosure: I am an employee of Linode, however this project is being developed independently in my own free time and is not associated in any way with Linode, LLC. Only publicly-available documentation and information is being used in the development of this project.
Full disclosure: I am an employee of Linode/Akamai, however this project is being developed independently in my own free time and is not associated in any way with Linode, LLC or Akamai Technologies, Inc. Only publicly-available documentation and information is being used in the development of this project.
# Linode Manager Classic
LMC is a modern recreation of Linode's original manager interface that many people know and love. It is implemented as a client-side browser app using just vanilla HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (no 3rd-party libraries or other external dependencies). It uses Linode's OAuth provider for authentication and interfaces with APIv4.
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- [x] DNS
- [x] Account Details (excluding PayPal support)
- [x] User Profile Settings
- [x] Graphs
- [ ] PayPal payments
- [ ] Graphs
- [ ] StackScripts
- [ ] NodeBalancers
- [ ] Longview
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The best way to contribute is by opening issues on the issue tracker. For simple fixes or adjustments I might accept a PR, but for the time being I would prefer to maintain this project as a solo effort. I may change my mind in the future.
## Self-hosting
In order to self-host this application, you must first create your own OAuth client using your existing Linode account (instructions for doing this in Linode's new manager can be found [here](https://github.com/linode/manager/blob/develop/CREATE_CLIENT.md)). When creating the OAuth client, use the URL where you will be hosting the app as the Callback URL. Then you can clone this repository into your webroot and copy the `clientID.js.example` file to `clientID.js` and fill in the empty string with your Client ID. You must ensure that Server Side Includes (SSI) is enabled in your web server. Optionally, you can configure your web server to use the `404.html` file as a custom error document.
In order to self-host this application, you must first create your own OAuth client using your existing Linode account. When creating the OAuth client, use the URL where you will be hosting the app as the Callback URL. Then you can clone this repository into your webroot and copy the [clientID.js.example](clientID.js.example) file to `clientID.js` and fill in the empty string with your Client ID. You must ensure that Server Side Includes (SSI) is enabled in your web server. Optionally, you can configure your web server to use the [404.html](404.html) file as a custom error document.