This release includes Arabic, German and French translation updates, better CentOS 6 support, simpler mail queue refreshes, MySQL delete confirmation, DHCPd fields for setting DNS search paths, Custom Commands module improvements and a bunch of UI cleanups.
This major update improves the backup format for Xen and KVM instances with multiple disks to reduce temporary space used on host systems, allows network bridge selection at VM creation time, speeds up multiple package updates, reduces delays in collection of system status, allows the SSH port to be set for new VMs, and fixes numerous small bugs.
This new version includes an option to store hashed instead of plaintext passwords, enables checking for script installer updates by default, disables cron jobs when a domain is disabled, allows use of already enabled IPv6 addresses, and fixes numerous small bugs. The pro version also includes a large number of script installer updates.
This major update includes the ability to set separate maximum and guaranteed memory limits for OpenVZ systems, options to allow memory over-comitting on hosts, support for adding disks and network interfaces to running KVM instances, and pause, resume and live migration support for KVM. It also includes numerous bugfixes and other minor improvements.
This major update includes tracking of IMAP, POP3 and SMTP logins for mailboxes, API improvements for enabling global features, listing backup logs, applying plan features and changing PHP settings, numerous script installer updates, detection of over-committed memory, and improved spam blocking for secondary mail servers.
This release includes full IPv6 allocation, range and interface management support, the ability to move multiple systems at once, a field on the password change form for the VNC console, LXC and OpenVZ manual image creation, Xen to KVM image conversion, and support for virtual memory in new KVM systems.
This is mainly a bugfix release for backup and mass script upgrade issues, but also includes several updated script installers, a fix for an XSS password attack, an API command to change the DNS TTL on multiple zones, and easier entering of CA SSL certificates.
This minor version adds support for using Parted to manage Linux disk partitions, which means that disks above 2T in size can now be fully used with the new GPT partition table format. It also makes links to Unix users and DNS records be by name instead of index, making them more reliable when dynamic DNS or other tools are being used.
The biggest new feature in this version is support for auto-scaling groups, which can create and destroy virtual systems in response to load. It also adds the ability to clone a system directly to a new host, and allows new EC2 instances to be added to a DNS zone hosted by your Cloudmin master system.
This release includes an installer for WHMCS, ability to edit comments on DNS records, manual DNS record editing, better protection against UID and GID re-use, API commands to change the HTTP and HTTPS ports for a domain, and a page in the post-install wizard for entering nameserver hostnames.