What is Webmin?
Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for Unix. Using any modern web browser, you can setup user accounts, Apache, DNS, file sharing and much more. Webmin removes the need to manually edit Unix configuration files like /etc/passwd, and lets you manage a system from the console or remotely. See the standard modules page for a list of all the functions built into Webmin, or check out the screenshots.
Latest News
New EC2 images with Virtualmin GPL 3.63 created, on CentOS and Debian
The EC2 image containing Virtualmin on CentOS has been updated to the latest version, and now has image ID ami-7c1df915. In addition, a similar image with Virtualmin GPL on Debian Etch is now available, with ID ami-dd13f7b4. If you are unfamiliar with EC2, see these instructions on how to launch the images.
New version 1.8 of Virtualmin Domain Registration plugin
This update fixes a problem that prevented registration with Gandi from working, adds the ability to edit nameservers for existing domains, and makes contact management possible for doamins with Gandi. You can get it from the third-party modules page, and find documentation on the Virtualmin website.
Webmin 1.441 bugfix released
It turns out that the 1.440 version broke the layout of the left frame under IE, so I have released this version to fix it. It can be found on the Webmin downloads page.
Webmin 1.440 and Usermin 1.370 released!
This new Webmin release makes the user interface in several modules more consistent, improves Hungarian, Catalan and Japanese transations, adds features to the BIND and DHCP modules, fixes many small bugs, and much more. You can get it from the Webmin downloads page.
Also available is Usermin 1.370, which now supports non-ASCII autoreply emails, makes GPG encryption and signing of text easier, adds support for SSH 2 keys, and more. It can be found on the Usermin download page.
Virtualmin 3.63 released
This release adds the Change IP Addresses page, adds email aliases that forward to all users in a domain, supports SSL keys with passphrases, fixes the way Clamd's init script is setup, and allows you to use a remote Clamd server with clamd-stream-client. Get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, or from our APT and YUM repositories.
Also available is version 1.9 of the mobile theme for Webmin and Virtualmin, which now supports Android devices and removes un-necessary fancy sliding links from the UI. You can find it on the mobile theme page. And the mail relay, slave DNS and domain registration Virtualmin plugins have been updated, to fix bugs and add new features.
Webmin development version 1.435 released
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. See the complete change log, and download it today.
Third-party modules database back online
Sourceforge has fixed a problem with the Perl DBI driver, so the third-party modules database is now back online for searches and new submissions.
Sourceforge site migration (mostly) complete
Webmin.com is hosted by sourceforge, who recently moved all their servers to a new datacenter is Chicago. Apart from some MySQL glitches that effect the third-party modules database, the migration is now complete and the Webmin site should be up and running again. If not, email me with any problems you notice.
Virtualmin 3.62 released
This update adds a new default sorting mode for Virtual servers (by domain, with sub-servers indented), a template option for SPF included domains, the list-domains.pl API script, Procmail locking to prevent multiple concurrent SpamAssassin processes, the use of Gnu TAR on FreeBSD systems, and a bunch of small bugfixes. Get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, or from our APT and YUM repositories.
Virtualmin 3.61 released
This release adds contact email addresses for extra admins, API helper command improvements, many more help pages, *.domain DNS and web aliases, Dutch and German translation updates, and much more. You can get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, or from our APT and YUM repositories.
Also available are updates to Virtualmin plugins for SVN, AWstats, Mailman and htaccess to correct bugs and add Dutch and German translations.
Webmin 1.430 and Usermin 1.360 released!
This Webmin update includes a new TCP Wrappers module, many translation updates, several BIND module improvements, support for Linux IO scheduling classes, and much more. You can get it from the Webmin downloads page.
Also available is Usermin 1.360, which preserves read flags when moving mail between folders, better handles MIME-words encoded headers, allows scheduled background downloads and better supports SSH version 2 key generation.
Mobile/iPhone theme now available
If you access Webmin or Virtualmin from a mobile device like a smart phone or PDA, this new mobile theme makes the UI much easier to use. If you use an iPhone or iPod Touch, it is even further optimized to imitiate the native interface, thanks to the IUI library. Check it out now, and let me know about any problems you find.
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