Webmin-Changelog

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.

This includes UI improvements in the BIND and Users and Groups module, much nicer CSS and layout in the default theme, many bugfixes, a bunch of BIND module improvements, and more. Apache Webserver When a virtual host’s base directory is changed, all blocks under it are updated too. BIND DNS Server Don’t pass the -g flag to BIND version 9 when starting without an init script. Converted all forms to use the Webmin UI library, for a more consistent look and easier theming. Moved buttons for deleting, moving and converting zones up to the page shown when you click on a zone name. Switched to the new root zone file available from Internic. Restrictions that apply to all zones in a view (such as allowed IPs for transfers and queries) can now be set on the Edit Client View page. Made the Find Free IPs page visible, for finding addresses in a master zone that are not currently used. Added a field to limit concurrent outgoing zone transfers and incoming transfers per nameserver to the Forwarding and Transfers page. Ignore tailing dots in zone names in named.conf. Change Language and Theme ...

This beta version includes all the features that will be in the 1.430 release, such as a new TCP-wrappers module, Greek, Catalan and Dutch translation updates, OSX Leopard user and group support, many BIND improvements and much more. Webmin Core Many Greek translation updates, thanks to Vagelis Koutsomitros. Catalan translation updates by Jaume Badiella. BIND DNS Server The default TTL for multiple zones can now be changed on the Update Records in Zones page. When adding a cluster slave server, multiple views can be entered to have slave zones created in all of them. Record names or values entered like ns.foo.com in the domain foo.com automatically have a . added to make them absolute as the user presumably expected, rather than being coverted to ns.foo.com.foo.com. Update serial number (by default) when editing records manually. Try downloading root zone files from the IP for rs.internic.net if the hostname cannot be resolved, to avoid catch-22 problem. Access control lists are now automatically re-ordered to handle dependencies. Scheduled Cron Jobs ...

Pre-release development version

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 adds the new Bacula Backup System module, plus a bunch of other little bugfixes and features.

This release removes a bunch of useless files in the HTML editor, which reduces the package size by several MB. It also fixes Postfix module bugs, and adds RHEL 5 and Debian 4.0 support.