Can I manage a remote server's Apache from my Mac?

Yes; with near-parity to the local Apache UI. Point the Apache pane at any linked server and FrontierStack discovers its Apache over SSH: version, running state, the active config, and every virtual host (following Include/IncludeOptional recursively, so a sites folder of vhosts is found). You can create, edit, disable and delete vhosts, change listen ports, enable/disable modules, add MIME (AddType) mappings and open the config files, and turn on a WebDAV share (with optional Basic-auth user); every change is validated with httpd -t, graceful-reloaded, and rolled back automatically if the config is invalid. It works over SSH with a saved sudo password; no agent required.

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