[webmin-announce] Virtualmin 3.67 released

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

Hi Virtualmin users,

Virtualmin GPL version 3.67 is now available for download from
http://www.webmin.com/virtualmin.html , or our YUM and APT
repositories. This version includes the following new features
and bug fixes :

 * Converted libraries to use Webmin's new WebminCore module, where
   available. This leads to a signficant improvement in memory use
   and speed.
 * The bandwidth limit and using variables in all email templates
   (BW_LIMIT and BW_USAGE) are now formatted in MB or GB, instead of
   just being a number of bytes.
 * Added a Module Config option for an alternate command to use when
   moving a virtual server's home directory, instead of mv.
 * Added Module Config options for commands to be run before and after
   creating, deleting or modifying an email alias.
 * Mail files are now always included in backups and restores, even
   when under /var/mail.
 * If a plan specifies features to be granted to domain owners, those
   features will be enabled on the Create Virtual Server page when the
   plan is selected. Otherwise, defaults set on the Features and Plugins
   page will be used.
 * Added --email-only flags to the list-users.pl and list-domains.pl
   API scripts.
 * Added a button to the Edit Account Plan page to create a new plan
   cloned from an existing one.
 * Added a Module Config option for additional gzip command-line
   parameters, like --best or --rsyncable.
 * Added support for migrating Plesk 9 backups, which have a different
   format to Plesk 7 and 8.
 * Added option to not add MX records for secondary mail servers.
 * Added the --random-pass flag to create-user.pl, to generate a password
   randomly.
 * Added a Module Config option to disallow switching to Usermin as a
   mailbox user by domain owners. 

Also available is an update to the Virtualmin Framed Theme to
version 6.8, and the mobile theme to version 2.1. Finally, all plugins
have been updated to use the new API in Webmin 1.470, which should
significantly reduce Virtualmin's memory use.

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

 - Jamie