Download Usermin 1.340

Simultaneously with the release of Webmin version 1.410, a new version of Usermin has also been released as usual. While the former is intended for system administrators and servers, Usermin focuses on users of Unix-based systems. They can adjust various settings via the web interface known from Webmin, such as ssh connections, webmail, mail filters and caching passwords. The changelog for this release shows the following changes:

Changes in version 1.340:

• Big Czech translation updates, thanks to Petr Vanek and the Czech translation team.
• All popups in Usermin are now XSS-safe, and thus do not need protection from unknown referers which prevented them from working in some browsers (like IE).
• All Usermin session IDs are now stored MD5 hashed, to prevent sessions from being captured if the sessiondb DBM is somehow read by an attacker.
• Messages that the IMAP server indicates are flagged for deletion are now struck through on the mail list.
• The icon on the mail list indicating if a message has an attachments is now 100% accurate, rather than being based on a header check only. This will slightly slow down the mail list the first time it is used though.
• If a default folder is set, move it to the top of the folder list.
• Added reply buttons when viewing a sent message, for continuing a thread you last posted on.
• Your own email address is no longer included in the CC list when replying to all, by default. The old behavior can be returned using a new Preferences page option.
• The Print button now opens email in a separate window so that frames don’t appear in the printout, and the page that appears now uses standard the Usermin UI library.
• The trash folder is now created and used when all folders are fetched from an IMAP server.
• Fixed a bug that broke searching by message body contents.
• In the Filter Mail module, added a filter condition to match mail with a spam score at or above some level. Also, if spam deletion above some level level is configured globally or for the user’s domain, display a non-editable rule for it.

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