Webmin-Changelog

This release adds a new module for Fail2Ban, fixes several XSS security issues, updates the German, Catalan and Norwegian translations, and fixes a bunch of other small bugs.

This update includes Two-Factor Authentication support using TOTP or Authy, German, Catalan and Norwegian translation updates, SSL perfect forward secrecy mode, new limits in the Command Shell module, and a bunch of bugfixes.

Bug fixes release

A new development version of Webmin is now available with much improved FreeBSD 9 support, such as the ability to install ports, manage disk slices and partitions, configure IPv6 addresses and much more. This version also includes a complete German translation for all new features and modules, thanks to Raymond Vetter.

This release includes a new iSCSI Target module, German and Catalan translation updates, Fedora 17 ifconfig support, iSCSI bug fixes and more.

This release includes a new default theme, iSCSI client and server modules, German, Dutch and Norwegian translation updates, status monitoring logging, VLAN and bonding support, UI cleanups, XSS attack fixes and many other small bugfixes and features. All users should upgrade to this version, as it fixes two XSS security issues.

This release includes German, Dutch, Catalan and Norwegian translation updates, Ubuntu 12.04 support, a new contributed module for Shorewall6, DNSSEC-Tools support in the BIND module, UI cleanups in the Disk and Network Filesystems module, a new UI for creating an SSL CSR, Unix password restriction improvements, and a vast number of small bugfixes and other improvements.

To support the new Ubuntu Linux 12.04 release, we have released Webmin development version 1.587 and Usermin 1.507 with full support for the new Ubuntu version.

This release includes German, Catalan and Norwegian translation updates, better Fedora 15+ support, MySQL backup improvements, systemd support, the ability to edit MySQL connection limits and much more.

This minor update includes many German translation updates from Raymond Vetter, more MySQL user-level settings related to connection counts, better handling of hostname changes, and numerous bugfixes.