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.
Latest News
Webmin 2.000 and Usermin 1.860 released
This update more strongly enforces SSL mode, improves AMD CPU thermal monitoring, adds Mint Linux support, and updates the Authentic Theme to the latest version.
Webmin 1.999 released
This is another minor bugfix release.
Webmin 1.997 and Usermin 1.853 released
This update fixes various small bugs, updates the default start/stop commands for Apache, BIND, MySQL and ProFTPd, and includes the latest Authentic theme.
Webmin 1.996 released
This update fixes SystemD-related bugs in 1.995.
Webmin 1.995 released
This release improves systemd support, enhances password hashing, adds the new System Logs Viewer module, improves support for large uplaods, and fixes Alma and Rocky Linux support.
Webmin 1.994 released
This release fixes a security issue in versions 1.991 and below. All systems with less-privileged Webmin users are recommended to upgrade ASAP.
Webmin 1.991 released
This is mainly a bugfix release for issues found since 1.990.
Virtualmin 7.0 released
This major update adds fcgiexec support, a function to reset domains, more control over SSL certificate linking, Amazon SES integration for sending mail, more reseller permissions, a better UI for downloading large backups, improved ZIP file backups, and more control over the location of SSL certificate files.
Webmin 1.990 and Usermin 1.840 released
This release contains a critical security fix, an updated theme, and a bunch of other small features and improvements. We recommend that all systems with untrusted Webmin users upgrade immediately!
Webmin 1.984 and Usermin 1.834 released
This release is mostly bugfixes for issues found in 1.983.
Webmin 1.983 and Usermin 1.833 released
These releases are mostly bugfixes for issues found in 1.982 and 1.832.
Webmin 1.982 and Usermin 1.832 released
This release includes the latest Authentic theme, support for archive extraction and folder uploads in the file manager, automatic formatting of the Apache config, translation updates, and many more small features and bugfixes.
Virtualmin 6.17 released
This update adds support for SSH keys for backups and server owner logins, automates setting up the correct PHP version for scripts, simplifies the SSL certificate page, integrates with Usermin two-factor support, and adds an API command to login as a domain owner. For Pro users, this release adds support for Google and Cloudflare DNS providers.
Webmin 1.981 and Usermin 1.830 released
This is just a bugfix for issues found in version 1.980.
Webmin 1.980 released
This release includes numerous small bugfixes, a theme update, translation fixes, support for Rocky and Alma Linuxes, and a new API for password changes.
Webmin 1.979 released
This release fixes several bugs found in 1.974, updates the Authentic theme, adds 2FA support in Usermin, and fixes a security bug in the Network Configuration module.
Webmin 1.974 released
Mostly a bugfix release, but it also contains a security for users who installed using the setup.pl script (which is not common).
Virtualmin 6.16 released
This is mainly a bugfix release, but also includes several small UI improvements.
Virtualmin 6.15 released
This major update re-designs the PHP options page, adds the ability to request SSL certs for all virtual servers, and allows DNS hosting to be offloaded to Amazon Route 53.
Webmin 1.973 and Usermin 1.823 released
Further bugfix on top of 1.972.
Webmin 1.972 released
This is mainly a bugfix release for issues with Let's Encrypt and a few other modules.
Webmin 1.970 and Usermin 1.820 released
This release updates the theme, fixes a Windows security issue, updates the CA cert for Let's Encrypt, and improves translations.
Virtualmin 6.14 released
This is a bugfix release to resolve problems in PHP FPM support and the encoding used when sending email.
Webmin 1.962 and Usermin 1.812 released
These are bugfix releases for 2-factor signin and other small issues.
Virtualmin 6.13 released
This release adds Backblaze backup support, automatic cleanup of PHP session
files, Dovecot cert fixes, much improved support for MySQL user management,
IPv6-related bugfixes and much more.
You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin
downloads page, or from our YUM and APT repositories.
Webmin 1.960 and Usermin 1.810 released
This release improves MySQL user management, updates the theme UI, fixes parsing of complex Netplan configs, removes the dependency on apt-show-versions and much much more.
Webmin 1.953 and Usermin 1.802 released
This release adds automatic translations for all languages in UTF-8, updates the authentic theme, adds support for Postfix SNI certs and Chrony, caching for LDAP lookups, and a huge number of bugfixes and minor features.
Webmin 1.941 and Usermin 1.791 released
This release updates the built-in Let's Encrypt client, adds support for creating "safe-mode" Webmin users, support for CAA records in the BIND module, and the ability to search Postfix maps. It also updates the Authentic Theme to the latest version, which includes numerous improvements to the file manager and overall UI.
Virtualmin 6.08 released
This new version adds MariaDB 10 support, fixes Dropbox and FPM bugs, adds
the ability to backup by reseller, and fixes security issues that could be
exploited by domain owners (thanks to RACK911 Labs for finding and reporting these).
You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin
downloads page, or from our YUM and APT repositories.
Webmin 1.930 and Usermin 1.780 released
These updates fix a security vulnerability and should be installed IMMEDIATELY by all users. Although it is not exploitable in a Webmin install with the default configuration, upgrading is strongly recommended.
Virtualmin 6.07 released
This update includes multiple bugfixes, support for backing up domains by
reseller, script installer updates, and a bunch of small feature improvements.
You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin
downloads page, or from our YUM and APT repositories.
Webmin 1.920 and Usermin 1.770 released
This update includes the latest theme version, translation updates, the ability to disable hosts file entries, easier monitoring of bootup actions, and a bunch of bugfixes.
Webmin 1.910 released
This release includes theme and translation updates, a page for editing package repositories, cron and status module improvements, and a bunch of other bugfixes and small improvements.
Virtualmin 6.06 released
This release adds support for multiple PHP-FPM versions, the ability to backup via Webmin's RPC protocol, improved MySQL 8 support, the ability to import existing GPG keys, and a bunch of other bugfixes and minor features.
You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin
downloads page, or from our YUM and APT repositories.
Cloudmin 9.4 released
This release adds automatic OpenVZ host setup, VNC console access without
Java or Flash, support for more Linux distributions on VMs, and a bunch of
bugfixes and small improvements.
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 6.05 released
This release allows domain owners to restore global backups, adds support for
wildcard Let's Encrypt certs, fixes licence updates, and allows the domain name
used in links from virtualmin to be customized.
You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin
downloads page, or from our YUM and APT repositories.
Webmin 1.900 released
This version includes wildcard Let's Encrypt SSL cert support, theme and translation updates, support for announcements to Webmin users, and a bunch of other bugfixes and small improvements.
Virtualmin 6.04 released
This release includes better control over Dovecot and Postfix per-IP certs,
better handling of redirects and Let's Encrypt, and a bunch of small bugfixes.
You can get the GPL version from the Virtualmin
downloads page, or from our YUM and APT repositories.