Re: [webmin-l] Webmin 1.420 and Usermin 1.350 released

[Richard C. <rch...@aa...>]

Hi Jamie

Curious... I don't think I did anything special to install dump. I did a 
fairly complete Centos 5 Install - but I'm fairly sure I didn't do 
anything else. I have often used the webmin "Filesystem Backup" module - 
which can use either dump or tar - and I generally use dump there - so I 
think I have always had it installed.

If you want to reproduce it - I image you could install dump via yum 
(via webmn of course...:-))

I just chose two documents "at random" which displayed different error 
messages.

I just did a search of "tar" and selected "tar (rpm)" (the second entry) 
and got the same error... ie:

*Manual page for tar(rpm)*


  Invalid Manpage

The requested file (stdin) is not a valid (unformatted) man page.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
<- <https://192.168.0.201:10000/man/index.cgi>

Another very curious thing - I no longer get the error with "dump 
(rpm)". This manual page now works fine. I have no idea what that means....

Regards

Richard.



Jamie Cameron wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> I wasn't able to re-produce this, as I don't have the 'dump' command on
> my CentOS 5 system. Where did you install it from? It must have a man
> page that is oddly formatted ..
>
> I did find and fix the Apache2::PerlSections bug though.
>
>  - Jamie
>
> On 02/Jun/2008 03:52 Richard Chapman wrote ..
>   
>> Hi Jamie
>>
>> Just a note to let you know that there are still (1.420) several manuals 
>> in the Centos 5 release which give errors when trying to view them with 
>> the Webmin System Documentation feature. I mention this because you 
>> intended to look into this before the next release. I am definitely  not 
>> complaining---:-) just thought I should let you know in case you tried 
>> to fix it.....
>>  In particular:
>> If I search for "dump" and choose "dump (rpm)" I get:
>> *Manual page for dump(rpm)*
>>
>>
>>   Invalid Manpage
>>
>> The requested file (stdin) is not a valid (unformatted) man page.
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> <- <https://192.168.0.201:10000/man/index.cgi>
>> If I search for denyhost - I get the same error immediately
>> I have installed denyhosts using yum via webmin.
>>
>> If I search for "ls" and choose "Apache2::PerlSections (3pm) 
>> <https://192.168.0.201:10000/man/view_man.cgi?page=Apache2::PerlSections&sec=3pm&opts=&for=ls>"
>> I get:
>>
>> *Manual page for Apache2::PerlSections does not exist!*
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> <- <https://192.168.0.201:10000/man/index.cgi>
>>
>> Hope this helps..
>>
>> On a positive note - the changes to the usemin spamassassin auto 
>> whitelist work great.
>>
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Richard.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Jamie Cameron wrote:
>>     
>>> Hi everyone,
>>>
>>> Webmin version 1.420 is now available for download from
>>> http://www.webmin.com/ and mirror sites. This release includes
>>> the following major changes :
>>>
>>>  - Support for the odd Apache config file format under Ubuntu 8.04,
>>>    and other fixes for that distribution.
>>>  - Clashes between hosts with the same MAC address, IP address or
>>>    hostname are now detected in the DHCPd module.
>>>  - Dovecot locking methods, index and control files can now be
>>>    configured.
>>>  - Moved Postfix SMTP client restrictions to a new page, and re-wrote
>>>    the UI to follow Webmin standards.
>>>  - Updated the Postfix BCC Mappings page to support both sender and
>>>    recipient maps.
>>>  - Per-user auto-whitelists can be viewed and cleared in the
>>>    SpamAssassin module.
>>>  - Email notifications can be send when uploads or downloads complete
>>>    in the Upload and Download module, thanks to Eric Holtzman.
>>>  - Added a debugging log file, which records all files read and written,
>>>    commands run and more. This can be enabled in the Webmin Configuration
>>>    module.
>>>  - Many Korean updates, thanks to JoungKyun Kim.
>>>  - More Dutch updates, thanks to Gandyman. 
>>>
>>> Also available is Usermin 1.350, which includes the changes :
>>>
>>>  - Make the Custom Commands UI consistent with Webmin, support
>>>    SQL custom commands, and display the upload progress window.
>>>  - Added Fetchmail global configuration options to control if
>>>    users can setup scheduled checking or start the fetchmail daemon.
>>>  - Fixed a bug that broke the file manager when referrer checking
>>>    is enabled.
>>>  - Messages flagged as deleted in a Maildir folder (typically by an
>>>    IMAP server) are now skipped by default.
>>>  - Better syncing between IMAP flags and Maildir filenames.
>>>  - Added a button in the popup address chooser to select a single address.
>>>  - Sped up the display of new messages in large mailboxes, by checking
>>>    for attachments all at once.
>>>  - Always set Content-Disposition: Attachment when saving attachments,
>>>    to force the save dialog.
>>>  - Messages that have been replied to are now tracked and flagged by a
>>>    small icon in the mail list. When using Maildir folders, the mesage
>>>    files are also updated to synchronize with IMAP clients.
>>>  - Added a page for viewing and removing entries from the user's
>>>    auto-whitelist file.
>>>  - Added fields for sending an email notification when a background
>>>    download or file upload completes. 
>>>
>>> As always, please send me any bug reports or feature suggestions that
>>> you might have.
>>>
>>>  - Jamie
>>>
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
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