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  • v1.300 Changes

    • 🛠 Fixed the rare bug about renaming the .webmintmp file.

  • v1.290 Changes

    • 🔒 SELinux security contexts are preserved on files safely modified by Webmin's write-and-rename code.
    • ➕ Added xmlrpc.cgi program, which provides an XML-RPC interface to all Webmin module functions.
    • ✅ Tested and improved support for Fedora 5.

  • v1.280 Changes

    • 🛠 Fixed security holes that allow remote read access to any file on the server for which the path is known.

  • v1.270 Changes

    • ⚡️ Updated almost all modules that use tables to use the new ui_columns functions. This allows themes to do highlighting when a row is moved over or selected.
    • ➕ Added a new 'Simple Blue' theme, which uses fewer images and does table row highlighting.
    • 🔄 Changed the way that Webmin log diff files are stored, so that they are categorized by action and not all in one huge directory.

  • v1.260 Changes

    • Proxy settings made in the Webmin Configuration module are passed on to programs Webmin calls via the http_proxy and ftp_proxy environment variables.
    • ➕ Added automatically created UTF-8 translations for simplified and traditional Chinese.

  • v1.240 Changes

    • 🛠 Fixed a possible security hole caused by a bug in Perl.

  • v1.230 Changes

    • Replaced all calls to the crypt() function with new code that will use the Crypt::UnixCrypt Perl modules on systems for with crypt() is broken.

  • v1.220 Changes

    • ➕ Added basic support for running Webmin on Windows system with ActiveState Perl installed. The new setup.pl install script must be used, as the setup.sh shell script cannot run on Windows.
    • 🛠 Fixed a bug that could allow a remote attack if the option to use full PAM conversations is enabled.
    • 👌 Improved the Webmin RPM to not lose the /etc/webmin directory when upgrading from an RPM by another vendor (like Mandrake or DAG).

  • v1.210 Changes

    • ➕ Added a new Global ACL control option to limit a user to read-only mode. This does not yet support all modules, but in those that are supported any changes the user makes will simply not take effect.
    • 🔧 Restarting of Webmin is now much faster in some modules that do not need a full configuration reload, due to the addition of a function that justs tells miniserv.pl to re-read its config file.

  • v1.200 Changes

    • 👍 On Solaris systems that support RBAC, available modules and access rights can now be derived from RBAC for selected users. This can be enabled on a per-user or per-module basic in the Webmin Users module.