Changelog

This new testing version moves Webmin’s cron jobs for collecting system information and time synchronization into a new internal cron-like service, which uses no additional RAM when run. It also fixes numerous small bugs, adds online LVM resizing and much more. Webmin Core Dutch translation updates, thanks to Gandyman. Polish translation updates, thanks to Dariusz Dêbowski. Backup Configuration Files Added fields to the scheduled backup page for pre and post backup commands. BIND DNS Server ...

The biggest new feature in this version is support for cloning virtual systems, which is easier than creating an image and can be done by system owners. It also has a number of bugfixes and minor new features.

This major new version includes Citrix Xen support, real interface creation for Xen and KVM systems, default gateway management, better support for resizing disks with no filesystem, EC2 southeast Asia region support, improved system type detection, the ability to safely detach disks, and more.

This update includes the ability to edit MAC addresses, support for configuring a DHCP server for Xen and KVM instances, IO priorities for backups, more formats for imported images, and a bunch of bug fixes.

In this new version system owners can make use of the remote API, Xen instances can have their memory limits increased without rebooting, and common IP ranges can include multiple addresses (and gateways).

This release adds support for common IP pools, allows Xen and KVM images to be created from existing files, improves the display of free memory on Xen hosts, and allows a backup Cloudmin master to be setup which receives replicas of all configuration settings on the real master.

This release extends the ability of plugins to add limits for system owners and plans, lets you change a system’s owned on the Edit System page, makes system images searchable, adds pre and post-execution commands for backups, and fixes a bunch of small bugs.

This version contains support for multi-system rule-based alerts, reduces temp space needed for Xen backups, allows CPU and memory limits to be edited for Solaris zones, and makes email-related settings easier to edit.

This new version contains everything that will be in Webmin 1.500, for those who are interested in trying it out. Scheduled Commands Added action logging for scheduled commands created and deleted using this module. Backup Configuration Files Added an option on the restore form to just show the contents of a backup. Bacula Backup System Fixed fileset exlude list and ‘Run at times’ display, thanks to a patch by Joe Zhou. Added support for automatic volume labelling and max volume size, thanks to Caspar Smit. BIND DNS Server ...

This new version adds numerous small features, including control over DNS records in the template, a link for extra admins to change their passwords, SSL key validation, French translation updates by Houssin Regis, control over the columns that appear in the virtual server list, and much more. If Postfix relay domains are stored in a hash, update it instead of adding to relay_domains in /etc/postfix/main.cf. Additional allowed MySQL client hosts are now included in backups. Added a warning to the configuration check for systems behind a NAT gateway with an incorrectly configured DNS IP address. Added options to the Module Config page for selecting which columns appear on the List Virtual Servers page, including new ones like the reseller, email address and extra admins. The contents of mailboxes from Windows Plesk backups are now properly migrated. Updated the French translation, thanks to Houssin Regis. Added validation to prevent SSL from being enabled on a virtual server with an invalid certificate or key. Extra administrators can now change their own passwords, via a new link on the left menu. Added a DNS template option to control which A records are added to new domains. Removed the Bring up virtual interfaces? module configuration option, as use of an existing interface can now be done on a per-domain basis.