What is Webmin?
Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for Unix. Using any modern web browser, you can setup user accounts, Apache, DNS, file sharing and much more. Webmin removes the need to manually edit Unix configuration files like /etc/passwd, and lets you manage a system from the console or remotely. See the standard modules page for a list of all the functions built into Webmin, or check out the screenshots.
Latest News
Webmin 1.620 and Usermin 1.540 released
This release includes fixes for XSS and BEAST attacks, Norwegian, Catalan, German and Polish translation updates, scheduled function UI improvements, the ability to create disconnected bridges, BTRFS support, FreeBSD 9 / 10 improvements, CentOS quota fixes and much more. You can get it from the Webmin downloads page, or from our YUM or APT repositories.
Cloudmin 6.7 released
This release includes image creation, backup and cloning optimizations when iSCSI is in use, better calculation of free disk space for new VMs and disks, an easier way to add KVM command line parameters, and many other small features and bugfixes. It also moves all background cron jobs to Webmin's built-in cron service, which reduces memory use and startup latency.
Current users will be able to install it from our YUM and APT repositories.
An installer for the Xen and KVM GPL version is available on the
Cloudmin GPL for Xen and
Cloudmin GPL for KVM pages.
Virtualmin 3.98 released
This version moves all cron jobs into the Webmin server process (to reduce memory use), adds Thunderbird-style mail client autoconfiguration, an option to disable sub-servers at the same time as their parent, and more. You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
Minecraft server module released
This new module simplifies the process
of setting up and managing a server for Minecraft. It can be downloaded from minecraft-1.0.wbm.gz, and intalled in Webmin in the Webmin Configuration module.
Virtualmin 3.972 minor version released
This minor update fixes a problem with the backup level field, and a hang encountered when restoring a virtual server with SSL enabled. It is available on the Virtualmin downloads page and from our YUM and APT repositories.
Virtualmin 3.97 released
This release makes the PHP and symlink security fixes optional, improves their coverage, adds a check for insecure SSL keys, and gives you more control over incremental backups. You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
Virtualmin 3.96 released
This release includes security fixes that prevent execution of scripts with mod_php when disabled for a domain, abuse of symlinks to other virtual server's files, and abuse of the spamtrap and hamtrap email aliases. It also includes an option to automatically clear the trash folders of all users in a domain.
You can get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
Cloudmin 6.6 released
The major new feature in this version is support for iSCSI, which allows
virtual system disks to be stored on a remote system separate from their hosts.
This makes system moves faster, and reduces the amount of storage needed on
host systems. Also in this release is improved Xen 4.2 support, and the ability
to select systems to backup by host or location group.
Current users will be able to install it from our YUM and APT repositories.
An installer for the Xen and KVM GPL version is available on the
Cloudmin GPL for Xen and
Cloudmin GPL for KVM pages.
Webmin 1.610 and Usermin 1.530 released
This release includes a new iSCSI Target module, German and Catalan translation updates, Fedora 17 ifconfig, iSCSI bug fixes and more. You can get it from the Webmin downloads page, or from our YUM or APT repositories.
Virtualmin 3.95 released
This is mainly a bugfix release, but also includes a change to run pre- and post-backup commands from the web UI, an API command to fix domain quotas, and a bunch of script installer updates. You can get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
Cloudmin 6.5 released
The new version includes the ability to set the number of cores on KVM systems, perform package installs across multiple VMs, limit the IO class available to system owners, and prevent KVM systems from using IPs not assigned to them. It also fixes the restore process to resize disks to match backups for Xen and KVM systems.
Current users will be able to install it from our YUM and APT repositories.
An installer for the Xen and KVM GPL version is available on the
Cloudmin GPL for Xen and
Cloudmin GPL for KVM pages.
Webmin 1.600 and Usermin 1.520 released
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. You can get it from the
Webmin downloads page, or from our YUM or APT repositories.
All users should upgrade to this version, as it fixes two cross-site scripting security issues.
Virtualmin 3.94 released
This new version includes Rackspace Cloud Files backup support, the ability to create alias domains with mailboxes, outgoing SMTP IP address control, better dependency installation for Ruby scripts, detection for a system IP address change, and a bunch of bugfixes. Also available is version 8.6 of the Virtualmin theme, such is required by the new Virtualmin module.
You can get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
Cloudmin 6.3 released
This release fixes a few bugs, and adds features like lock killing, per-system
SSH ciphers and autodetection of Citrix Xen VM moves.
Current users will be able to install it from our YUM and APT repositories.
An installer for the Xen and KVM GPL version is available on the
Cloudmin GPL for Xen and
Cloudmin GPL for KVM pages.
Virtualmin 3.93 released
This new version includes S3 large file backup support, new API commands for S3, support for multiple contact addresses, OpenDKIM support, S3 backups to sub-directories, the ability to skip failed domains when restoring, and SSL certificate sharing improvements. Also available is a new version of the Virtualmin theme, and the Git and Nginx plugins.
You can get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
Webmin 1.590 and Usermin 1.510 released
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. You can get it from the Webmin downloads page, or from our YUM or APT repositories.
Cloudmin 6.3 released
This is mainly a bugfix release, but also includes API consistency improvements,
better Ubuntu 12.04 VM support, cleaner host bridge selection, better detection
of remote command failures and improved progress indicators.
Current users will be able to install it from our YUM and APT repositories.
An installer for the Xen and KVM GPL version is available on the
Cloudmin GPL for Xen and
Cloudmin GPL for KVM pages.
Virtualmin 3.92 released
This release includes script installer updates, support for re-sending mailbox signup email, and a bunch of bugfixes.
You can get it from the Virtualmin downloads page, and it will soon show up in our YUM and APT repositories.
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