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.
This new version adds support for the LXC virtualization type, the ability to create roundrobin DNS entries that are automatically updated to point to live systems, links to view the SSH and Webmin passwords for a virtual system, and more.
This minor version includes support for the new Upstart boot system used on Ubuntu Linux 10.04 and later. Proir to this version the Bootup and Shutdown module could not properly create, manage or start all actions due to the different configuration files used by Upstart.
This new release fixes bandwidth collection for HVM Xen instances and KVM systems, allows selection of an LVM volume group for new disks, supports Xen systems using whole-disk images, allows the admin to control which interfaces are used for bandwidth collection, and fixes several bugs.
This major new version includes support for script installers, protection against email consuming all of a user’s disk quota, IPv6 reverse address creation, DKIM fixes, scheduled validation of virtual servers, and the ability to clone an existing virtual server with a new domain name.
This minor version includes much improved support for the newly released Debian 6.0 (Squeeze) and Ubuntu 10.10, in particular in the Bootup and Shutdown and Network Configuration modules.
This development version includes support for creating IPv6 interfaces and routes in the Network Configuration module, caching of language files to improve the speed of the UI, Dutch and French translation updates, and numerous bug fixes and minor features.
This version includes support for the upcoming Cloudmin provisioning server, updates the German translation (thanks to Thomas Suess), fixes bugs related to resellers, plans and quotas, allows backups to IPv6 SSH and FTP servers, makes hidden mail aliases visible, and fixes a heap of bugs.