Activity for Webmin
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Rich Painter posted a comment on ticket #5649
I have been configuring 3 identical RPi and had this problem with all 3. I'm pretty sure it was happening with webmin 2.201 too. all 3 devices just updated to webmin 2.202 which was the version that I last had the popup relogin with and reported to you. I have been using chrome. And after I had experienced this for several hours and maybe 30 re-logins from the popup I reported it to you. then I noticed that chrome wanted to update. it updated to 127.0.6533.120. Now when I run the test I cant seem...
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Ilia Ross posted a comment on ticket #5649
However, even with active browser Which browser is that? Have you tried another browser without any extensions installed?
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Just open in the browser. It doesn't matter which webmin page. Walk away and come back and click on anything and the popup pops. On 8/13/24 5:30 AM, Jamie Cameron wrote: That's odd ... are you actively using Webmin during these 5 minutes, or is it just open in your browser? [bugs:#5649] https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/bugs/5649/ autologout not working in 2.202 Status: open Group: 2.202 Labels: autologout Created: Tue Aug 13, 2024 06:58 AM UTC by Rich Painter Last Updated: Tue Aug 13, 2024 06:58...
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Jamie Cameron posted a comment on ticket #5649
That's odd ... are you actively using Webmin during these 5 minutes, or is it just open in your browser?
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autologout not working in 2.202
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Webmin released /webmin/2.202/webmin-2.202.zip
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Thanks, I'll have Webmin look in that directory as well in the next release.
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Richard Farthing posted a comment on ticket #5586
Not any longer it seems. According to the link above and my experience, it's now just /run/squid.pid, I think perhaps since 15.5. 15.6 is current.
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I checked Webmin's Squid module config in /etc/webmin/squid/config file for OpenSUSE and it seems that we are configuring PID as: /run/squid/squid.pid Is this right?
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This issue has resurfaced - see https://www.suse.com/support/update/announcement/2023/suse-ru-20232832-1/ The pidfile is now back in the root of /run Webmin 2.201 is reporting it's down (OpenSuSe 15.6) It can be fixed by changing the pid location in the squid control module back to /run/squid.pid
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This issue has resurfaced - see https://www.suse.com/support/update/announcement/2023/suse-ru-20232832-1/ The pidfile is now back in the root of /run Webmin 2.201 is reporting it's down (OpenSuSe 15.6)
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Software updates does not return to where it should
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Ok looks like that bug was fixed here : https://github.com/webmin/webmin/commit/04523fdb866bbba9b6226c97387981e1b24fb6fa This will be in the next webmin release..
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bsh posted a comment on ticket #5648
Btw, same thing happens, when I click on the "Refresh available packages" on the "Package Updates" tab, after the refresh, the "return" link goes to an emtpy tab. The link is: /package-updates/index.cgi?mode=updates&search=&tab=install
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I think I found the cause, and fixed it here : https://github.com/webmin/webmin/commit/1d0d25efac650f1e017f64d6df43de8a1c99c521
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That's odd, as I have never received a notification when this ticket was initially created.
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When you mouse over that "Return to package list" link, what is the URL shown in your browser's status bar?
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Software updates does not return to where it should
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M.T.R posted a comment on ticket #5647
Debian Linux 10 Webmin must "refresh available packages" before. Cheers mike
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That's curious, as the refresh button worked fine for me! Which operating system and version are you seeing this issue on?
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hi, Ilia, no, clicking just on refresh system information does not help. I have to go to package updates and refresh there. If I refresh then system informations afterwards, the stuck packages go away. Hope this helps
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hey mike what about clicking refresh system information button on the dashboard? does it make those stuck packages go away?
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System Information
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Woyt'sa Vadshn? posted a comment on ticket #4868
Will this ever be resolved? Still having the same issue in 2024.
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S T modified a comment on discussion Webmin
I have installed Webmin successfully using a tutorial from here and thank you all! But, i can not update or add any module on my webmin.. I get this error: Downloading change-user.wbm.gz (326 bytes) .. Downloading http://download.webmin.com/download/modules/change-user.wbm.gz (24.48 kB) .. Received 1024 bytes (4 %) Received 3 kB (12 %) Received 5 kB (20 %) Received 8 kB (32 %) Received 10 kB (40 %) Received 13 kB (53 %) Received 15 kB (61 %) Received 18 kB (73 %) Received 20 kB (81 %) Received 23...
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Tom Bond posted a comment on discussion Webmin
I would like to add the home variable to the menu path as I would to like to allow each user to have a different menu file path. Is that possible? Example would be $home/menufile.txt. Thanks in advance. I have not been able to get the variable portion to be accepted to date
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thank you. Cheers mike
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Webmin update problem
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This issue was fixed in the latest nightly build version of Webmin. Thanks for the heads up.
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No, we always stop Webmin before. I think it has something to do with the errors during apt-get update. As you can see at the start of my post there are problems with repositories. I will check this out. Thanks mike
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Was Webmin even running before you performed the package upgrade?
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Do you have an update script, that could be modified perhaps? I'd like to have a look on this. Cheers mike
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Can you please advice, where the problem comes from and how to solve? Thanks in advance. Cheers mike
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I'm on debian 10 and the update was always working completely, say without this error message. cheers mike
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If you are using Debian 12 with systemd, this issue should not happen. If it does, we don't know why it happens. The only reason for this issue to occur as we know it, is if Webmin was started outside of systemd, though again, it isn't something we control.
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Hi Ilia, this is exact the problem: ' Webmin server cannot be restarted. It is advised to restart it manually' Cheers mike
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Hello, What exactly is the problem? If you mean a warning about a restart, simply try to restart it manually from the terminal. If a normal restart doesn't help, use the suggested force restart.
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Webmin update problem
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Werner Flamme created ticket #5645
File repomd.xml is unsigned
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