Download Webmin 1.370

With the Webmin program it is possible to easily maintain and administer a Unix-like system from a web browser. For example, it is possible to manage user accounts, change settings for Apache, MySQL and DNS, and create file shares. Webmin consists of a simple web server supplemented with various cgi programs, all written in Perl 5. The developers have released version 1.370 with the following announcement:

This Webmin release adds password quality restrictions, RAID 10 support, better Apache module detection, mass DNS record creation, a Postfix SMTP authentication page, and much more.

• Updated the Webmin Users module to allow password quality restrictions to be defined, such as minimum length and checks for dictionary words (thanks to GE Medical Systems).
• Added a maximum password age for Webmin users, and a page for forcing users to enter a new password when theirs expires. Also added limits on the number of old passwords that can be re-used.
• The BIND module can now add a record to multiple DNS domains at once.
• Added a page to the Postfix module for SMTP authentication And encryption options.
• Installed Apache modules are now always automatically detected in the Apache module, removing the need for manual configuration.
• Updated the Bacula module to support packages like Mandrake’s that don’t have an /etc/bacula/bacula command.
• Dovecot module updates to support new directives in latest version.
• Support for RAID 10 and MDADM monitoring in the Linux RAID module.
• Better support for comments and long zone names in the Shorewall module (thanks to Paul Gear)
• View the detailed change log.

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