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.
These are mainly bugfixes releases, to address a few problems found in Webmin 1.460, in particular with the File Manager module and popup windows.
These new releases include major internal changes in the way modules load common Webmin libraries, which should reduce memory use and speed up the UI. In addition, Webmin 1.460 contains translation updates, FreeBSD 7.1 and Debian Lenny fixes, UI improvements, Apache IPv6 support and more.
These are bugfix releases to resolve problems some people were having with popup windows under Internet Explorer, downloading files in the File Manager, and the BIND module detecting the wrong chroot on CentOS.
These will be the final versions before the 1.380 and 1.310 public releases, so if you want to see what features and bugs have crept into the next version of Webmin, check them out. The big ones are complete SQL and LDAP support in the Postfix and SpamAssassin modules.
This release adds improved LDAP and MySQL support for Postfix and SpamAssassin, database backup changes, a new logo, Bacula bugfixes and a bunch of other small improvements. In Usermin there are several user interface improvements in the Read Mail module, plus the same SpamAssassin LDAP change.
This update includes a total re-write of the indexing code in the Read Mail module, which should make large mailboxes much faster to list and search, prevent IMAP sorting problems, and avoid the ‘message no longer exists’ error.
1.070 Fixed a security hole that could allow an attacker to lock valid users by sending a bogus username or password. Fixed a bug that stopped user limiting from working when Usermin was run from inetd. 1.080 Fixed a security hole in the maketemp.pl script, used to create the /tmp/.usermin directory at install time. If an un-trusted user creates this directory before Webmin is installed, he could create in it a symbolic link pointing to a critical file on the system, which would be overwritten when Usermin writes to the link filename (CVE bug CAN-2004-0559)....