Re: [webmin-l] [1.300] Virtualmin; putting it all together

[Joaquim H. <jo...@we...>]

"Failed to create group"; or something very close to it. I tried it every p=
ossible way I can think of (parameters, username settings, etc).

I got Awstats worksing, although it'd be nice with seamless integration whe=
n I create a virtual site, so that VM sets up statistics using Awstats, ins=
tead of allowing for the webalizer option(s).

Webmin, and VM, knows where Apache is, but it was complaining about not kno=
wing where the htdigest application was; which in most Apache configuration=
s is in the same place as apachectl and what not.  When creating a protecte=
d directory, it allowed the use of crypt-style passwords, and I couldn't fi=
nd anywhere to turn that off (I want only MD5 or "better").



-joho



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Till: Webmin users list <web...@li...>
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Datum: onsdag, 25 oktober 2006 06:49
=C4rende: Re: [webmin-l] [1.300] Virtualmin; putting it all together
On 24/Oct/2006 06:22 Joaquim Homrighausen wrote ..
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> When I use Virtualmin, I get an error if I enable the checkbox with "Crea=
te
> Unix User"; if I clear it, no error occurs. It insists on creating a grou=
p
> called "test4" (when I tell it to create a new virtual server for "test4.=
domain.com";
> I have tried every single setting I can think of to no avail. Also, when
> it fails, and I click on "Return" (or back, or whatever it says, the actu=
al
> link), I get an error about "Not found.." something or other.

What actual error do you get when you enable that checkbox?

> Anyway, I want to use awstats instead of webalizer for stats; I've instal=
led
> the awstats module for webmin/virtualmin; how do I get it to appear for
> the virtualmin login?

You need to click on the Plugin Modules icon in Virtualmin, and select the
AWstats module. It then appears as an option when adding a new domain.
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> Does usermin have anything at all to do with virtual servers/virtualmin?

It is mainly used just as a mail client..

> I'd like to see better support for Apache 1.3.x configurations/installati=
ons
> built from source. In 99% of the cases on servers I've seen, Apache 1.3.x
> built from source is installed under /usr/local/apache, and from there
> you have logs, conf, cgi-bin, icons, etc.

You can adjust the paths the Apache module uses, by clicking on the Module
Config link.