dsh-server-admin

Running a DSH Web server in production means a familiar loop: restart the process, flip the hosting mode, install a plugin, check resource usage — each time reaching for a terminal. dsh-server-admin moves all of that into a single settings page inside the DSH Web UI, so you manage the server from your browser without opening a shell.

The panel organises its capabilities into six cards. Runtime Status auto-refreshes every two seconds with PID, CPU, memory, version, and disk metrics. Online Control restarts or stops DSH with one click, automatically selecting between systemctl and screen-based methods. The systemd Keep-alive card migrates DSH from a temporary screen session into a proper system service with crash recovery in three seconds, boot-time auto-start, a full unit-file preview before anything is written, and one-click rollback to screen. Online Plugin Install echoes live package-manager output so you can watch the install in real time. Active Sessions lists running conversations in a collapsible card, and the Command Terminal provides a root-level shell with real-time output capped at 64 KB. Every destructive action is guarded by a five-second countdown you can cancel to prevent accidental execution.

This plugin suits administrators and full-stack developers who keep DSH Web on a remote server and prefer managing it through the web interface over a terminal, or anyone who has just deployed DSH and wants to graduate from a throwaway screen session to a systemd-managed service. It runs with full root privileges and is intended for admins with direct server responsibility, not for exposing to untrusted users.