Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for Unix. It makes managing Apache, MySQL, NFS, SAMBA, and many other aspects of a Linux server available from the console or remotely. Learning Webmin can quickly become an asset to system administrators. This post introduces Webmin 1.820 update released on Oct 3rd, 2016.
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What's New in Webmin 1.820 Release?
Since our last publication, covering the 1.810 release, Webmin introduced a few changes.
Webmin 1.820 release comes with followig minor fixes:
- Fixed several bugs in the BIND DNS Server module that caused Perl errors.
- Added support for editing TLSA (SSL Certificate) DNS records.
- Single MySQL database backups can now be downloaded in the browser.
- The Let's Encrypt key size can now be customized.
- More German, Norwegian and Catalan translation updates.
The complete changelog for the Webmin 1.820 release and other releases can be found here.
Installation and Configuration Instructions
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Upgrade Instructions
If you followed our installation guide for Ubuntu, then you can upgrade to Webmin 1.820 using the following commands:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade
Enjoy administering your server using Webmin’s web interface.