From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2006-07-12 16:58:44
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On 12/Jul/2006 07:45 Albert Charron wrote .. > Jamie Cameron wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > > > If you run Webmin on a Debian or Ubuntu system, a new .deb package > > is available from : > > http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin_1.290.deb > > > > Unlike previous Debian packages of Webmin, this one was created by > > me and so includes the latest Webmin release. It also puts all standard > > modules into a single package, just like the RPM and tar.gz distributions. > > > > This will eventually make its way into Debian's APT repository, > > but I am releasing it on www.webmin.com first for testing purposes. > > > > Upgrading from the old Debian package of Webmin *should* work, but > > has not been fully tested. > > > > - Jamie > > > > Hi Jamie. Thanks for this release. I installed it on my laptop running > under Ubuntu DapperDrake (6.06). It's working perfectly. The only > problem I can see is the following... On Ubuntu, root access is disabled > by default. Users are using sudo to perform admin tasks. While > installing your package, how will webmin configure itself to use the > root account if the password is unknown from the users? > > On my laptop, this wasn't an issue because I've reset the root password > so I can use it. I'll try it tonight on my desktop, were root account > is with the default... Hi Albert, Thanks for pointing this out - I wasn't aware the Ubuntu was set up like this. Currently, Webmin wouldn't handle this too well.. What does the /etc/sudoers file contain on Ubuntu by default? - Jamie |