[webmin-devel] Webmin 1.140 pre-release now available

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

Hi Webmin developers and translators,

Webmin 1.140 will be coming out soon, so I have created a 1.139 
development pre-release for interested people to test before the 
official 1.140 version comes out. Translators should also take a look 
at this version to find any new strings that need conversion.

You can get the 1.139 version from :

http://www.webmin.com/devel/tarballs/webmin-1.139.tar.gz
or
http://www.webmin.com/devel/rpm/webmin-1.139-1.noarch.rpm


Usermin 1.060 will also be available soon, and so I have created a 
corresponding 1.069 pre-release for testing and translation. You can 
get it from :

http://www.webmin.com/devel/tarballs/usermin-1.069.tar.gz
or
http://www.webmin.com/devel/rpm/usermin-1.069-1.noarch.rpm


The complete change log since Webmin 1.130 is shown below :

Webmin Users:
  Improved the code for finding the openssl program for generating
  certificates.
  Added the ability to restrict allowed Unix users who can login
  as Webmin users.

BIND DNS Server:
  A new Module Config option is available to define extra DNS record
  types for the module to support in a generic way. This allows
  user who want to create obscure types like NAPTR, KEY and so
  on to do so.

Cluster Change Passwords:
  First version of this module released, with functionality similar
  to the Change Passwords module.

Perl Modules:
  When installing Perl modules from CPAN, an option is available
  to have any dependencies automatically downloaded and installed
  as well.

Scheduled Cron Jobs:
  Environment variables can be edited in user Cron files, and jobs
  and variable settings moved around.

DHCP Server:
  Group and subnet descriptions are now shown in the list of groups
  and networks that a host or other element can be assigned to.

Fetchmail Mail Retrieval:
  A new form has been added for creating and scheduling a Cron
  job to run Fetchmail, as an alternative to running the daemon

File Manager:
  An uploaded zip, tar or tar.gz file can be extracted in the directory
  it was uploaded to.
  Directories can now be downloaded as zip, tar or tar.gz files
  Added improved access control options to hide buttons.
  Added a chroot access control option to hide all directories
  above it.

Read User Mail:
  The first version of this module, which extracts the mail reading
  functionality from the Sendmail, Postfix and Qmail modules and
  puts it into a more powerful server-independent user email module
  instead.

Disk and Network Filesystems:
  Mounting of SMB filesystems is now supported on FreeBSD, using
  the mount_smbfs command and /etc/nsmbrc file.
  Filesystems can now be sorted by directory, type or order in
  fstab and mtab files.

PPP Dialup Client:
  Added a button for having a PPP connection started at boot time,
  by automatically creating an init script.

CVS Server:
  If no CVS repository is found in the configured directory, the
  module can now set one up for you.

Software Packages:
  Packages can now be installed directly from yum, if installed.
  The entire system can also be upgraded from yum.

Usermin Configuration:
  The default background, text and link colours of pages can be
  edited for Usermin, just like in Webmin.
  Unavailable modules are shown in red on the module restriction
  page.


And the changes since Usermin 1.060 are :

Fetchmail Mail Retrieval:
  A new form has been added for creating and scheduling a Cron
  job to run Fetchmail, as an alternative to running the daemon

File Manager:
  An uploaded zip, tar or tar.gz file can be extracted in the directory
  it was uploaded to.
  Directories can now be downloaded as zip, tar or tar.gz files
  Added configuration options to hide buttons from users.

SpamAssassin Mail Filter:
  Spam mail can now be searched, and the whole spam folder deleted
  with a single button.

 - Jamie