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Server Manager2 create panel for contrib (view source)
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File:DHCP Clients.png|alt=DHCP Leases| DHCP Leases
File:DHCP Clients.png|alt=DHCP Leases| DHCP Leases
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=== Installing Server Manager2 ===
Ultimately Server Manager 2 will be part of the base release, and installed automatically as part of the installation.
However until it is deemed stable enough it needs to be installed specifically from the development/testing repos:<syntaxhighlight lang="shell">
yum install smeserver-manager smeserver-manager-AdminLTE --enablerepo=smedev,smetest,smecontribs
</syntaxhighlight>you can access the new server manager as follows:<syntaxhighlight lang="shell">
<your server FQDN or Ip address>/smanager
</syntaxhighlight>
=== Directory Structure ===
=== Directory Structure ===
# .pm file of perl in the controller directory to gather up the content into a data structure (generally a hash or array)
# .pm file of perl in the controller directory to gather up the content into a data structure (generally a hash or array)
# .lex or .pm in the I18n/modules directory consisting of translation strings. I think that the system will generate the .pm file from the .lex file, but will use a .pm file if it is there (need to check this with @michel).
# .lex or .pm in the I18n/modules directory consisting of translation strings. The system will generate the .pm file from the .lex file, but will use a .pm file if it is there.
# .html.ep file in the themes/default/templates/layout directory being the top level panel plus includes to subsidiary panels.
# .html.ep file in the themes/default/templates/layout directory being the top level panel plus includes to subsidiary panels. ep stands for "Extended Perl".
# In addition there may be "extra" .html.ep files in the themes/default/templates/layout/partials directory, which are conditionally included in the top level panel code.
# In addition there may be "extra" .html.ep files in the themes/default/templates/layout/partials directory, which are conditionally included in the top level panel code. By convention the partial files have a specific filename structure "_<module id>_<function>.html.ep". I don't think this is enforced anywhere.
=== Configuration/Preferences File ===
=== Configuration/Preferences File ===