Webmin-Changelog

This release improves MySQL user management, updates the theme UI, fixes parsing of complex Netplan configs, removes the dependency on apt-show-versions and much more.

This release adds automatic translations for all languages in UTF-8, updates the Authentic theme, adds support for Postfix SNI certs and Chrony, caching for LDAP lookups, and a huge number of bugfixes and minor features.

This release updates the built-in Let’s Encrypt client, adds support for creating “safe-mode” Webmin users, support for CAA records in the BIND module, and the ability to search Postfix maps. It also updates the Authentic theme to the latest version, which includes numerous improvements to the File Manager and overall UI.

These updates fix a security vulnerability and should be installed immediately by all users. Although, it is not exploitable in a Webmin install with the default configuration, upgrading is strongly recommended.

This update includes the latest theme version, translation updates, the ability to disable hosts file entries, easier monitoring of bootup actions, and a bunch of bugfixes.

This release includes theme and translation updates, a page for editing package repositories, cron and status module improvements, and a bunch of other bugfixes and small improvements.

This version includes wildcard Let’s Encrypt SSL cert support, theme and translation updates, support for announcements to Webmin users, and a bunch of other bugfixes and small improvements.

This version includes Ubuntu 18 netplan network config support, translation updates, multiple theme and file manager updates, BIND freeze/thaw support, support for more Linux distributuions, and a bunch of other bugfixes and small improvements.

This version includes German, Catalan and Bulgarian translation updates, a new version of the Authentic theme, support for directly editing the MySQL and PostgreSQL config files, Let’s Encrypt bugfixes, more control over system status email notifications, and more.

This release includes many translation updates, fixes for Let’s Encrypt support, UI cleanups, and most importantly a new major version of the Authentic theme.