[webmin-announce] Virtualmin 3.58 released

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

Hi Virtualmin users,

Virtualmin GPL version 3.58 is now available for download from
http://www.webmin.com/virtualmin.html . This version includes
a bunch of new features, such as :

 * Completely re-designed the Virtualmin backup UI, to support multiple backup
   schedules and allow domain owners and resellers to schedule their own backups
   (subject to limits configured by the master administrator). Domain owners
   can now also restore backups of their home directories and databases. Backups
   can either be full or incremental, to speed up the process of backing up large
   but infrequently-changing sites.
 * Old local file backups created using date-based filenames can now be automatically
   deleted if older than a selected number of days, configurable on the Scheduled
   Backups page. 
 * Mailbox users' passwords are now shown in a separate popup window,
   rather than on the Edit Mailbox page where anyone can see them.
 * Added links from the Status section of the System Information page
   to the Webmin modules for their particular servers, and additional
   stats where available.
 * If a migrated domain needs features that are not supported by the
   system, a warning message is displayed.
 * All new SSL certificate and key files how have 700 permissions, so
   that only the domain owner and Apache (which starts as root) can
   read them.
 * All Virtualmin command-line and remote API programs now participate
   in Webmin logging, so their invocation and changes can be viewed in
   the Webmin Actions Log module.
 * Plesk sub-domains are now imported as Virtualmin sub-servers.
 * The $DNS_SERIAL variable can be used in templates, as an initial serial
   for new domains.
 * Improved the migration of Plesk mailbox aliases and forwarding, and
   protected directories.
 * Fixed support for international domain names using non-european character
   sets (like Chinese and Cyrillic) in newer versions of Perl.
 * By default, new DNS zones only allow localhost, hosts on the local network
   and known slaves to transfer records.
 * All text in the Virtualmin user interface is now available in Dutch, thanks
   to Gandyman.
 * The remote hosts from which connections to MySQL are allowed can be easily
   edited on a per-domain basis on the Edit Databases page, in the new
   'Remote hosts' tab. These apply to the domain owner and any mailboxes with
   database access.

As always, let me know of any bugs you find or suggestions you have..

 - Jamie