[webmin-announce] Webmin 1.390 and Usermin 1.320 released

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

Hi everyone,

Webmin version 1.390 is now available for download from
http://www.webmin.com/ and mirror sites. This release includes
the following changes :

 - Added the LDAP Server module, for managing OpenLDAP and
   browsing it's database.
 - Webmin modules and help pages can be searched using a new
   field on the left frame of the default theme.
 - The BSD Firewall (IPFW) module now supports the file format
   used natively by FreeBSD's /etc/rc.conf file.
 - Support for VLANs and channel bonding on Debian, comments on
   interfaces on Redhat and alias interface bugfixes for FreeBSD,
   all in the Network Configuration module.
 - The PAM module now supports include directives, and the UI has
   been re-written.
 - More map types are supported in the Postfix module.
 - Squid proxy reply restrictions can now be managed, from a
   re-designed access control page.
 - Logged Webmin actions can now have a comment attached explaining
   why they were done.
 - All cluster modules now have an option to show hosts in a table.
 - Big contributed Italian and Catalan translation updates. 

Also available is Usermin 1.320, which includes the changes :

 - Added a search box to the left frame of the blue theme, for
   finding modules, config options, help pages and text.
 - All images, CSS and other static content served by Usermin has
   an HTTP Expires for 1 week in the future, to improve cachability.
 - Changed the error message that appears when Webmin detects a link
   from another web page.
 - Mail reading user interface cleanups, such as tabs on the address
   book page.
 - The Trash folder name can now be set using a new Preferences
   page option.
 - Inline or remote images in email can be hidden by default by a
   setting on the Preferences page, then displayed with a link on
   the Read Mail page.
 - When viewing a message you can now reply from the same page using
   the new 'Quick reply' collapsible section.
 - When mail in a Maildir format folder is marked as read or special,
   flags on the underlying filename are also updated so that the new
   status is visible to IMAP clients. 

As always, please send me any bug reports or feature suggestions that
you might have.

 - Jamie