Webmin-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 ...

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 version fixes many bugs, so if you want to get a fix for a problem found since 1.480, give it a try.

This version contains all the features that will be in the upcoming 1.480 version, such as Catalan, French, Dutch and Russian translation updates, BIND config parsing fixes, LVM LV relative size creation, 3ware and FreeBSD support in the SMART module, ability to use the CSW pkgutil command on Solaris, and much more. Webmin Core Catalan translation updates by Jaume Badiella. Added an UTF-8 encoding of the Russian translation, thanks to shavlukov@gmail.com. French translation updates by ButterflyOfFire. Dutch translation updates by Gandyman. Apache Webserver ...

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.

This release includes a major change in the way modules call the core API, which should both reduce memory use and make it run faster. However, since it is wide-ranging change, I’m looking for all the testing I can get to find bugs before the next official release.

This new version contains all the features that will be in Webmin 1.450, so if you want to try it out and find some last-minute bugs before the official release, please go ahead! Webmin Core Russian translation updates, thanks to Anton Statutov. Webmin’s serialization functions can now handle objects, which allows them to be passed as parameters to remote function calls. Both caller and recipient must have the object’s class installed though. Converted commands in the core web-lib-funcs.pl API file to POD format, and added more details about each function. Webmin Users ...

This new development version has numerous changes and bugfixes, but the most interesting in support for DNSSEC zone signing and verification in the BIND module. Webmin Core Russian translation updates, thanks to Anton Statutov. Bacula Backup System Added a missing program so that mass deletion of storage devices works. BIND DNS Server Moved the apply, stop and start buttons to the top-right corner of every page, so that you don’t have to return all the way to the module’s main page to apply configuration changes. Zones can now be signed with DNSSEC, using one or two keys. This can be done automatically at master zone creation time, or later for existing zones. Signatures can also be removed or re-generated at any time. Zones with a key-signing and zone key can have their zone key automatically regenated on a regular interval. Added the DNSSEC Verification page for configuring BIND to validate signatures on other zones, and to use DLV until the root zone is signed. Scheduled Cron Jobs ...

It turns out that the 1.440 version broke the layout of the left frame under Internet Explorer, so I have released this version to fix it.