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[webmin-devel] [WTCO] Understanding TimeLines

[Martin M. <mm...@ag...>]

Hi all,

I need to understand if we can activate some "methods" so that 
translators and, of course, myself have some time to translate 
things.

Before we start to negotiate I would like to know if there already is 
something we can depend on. This could be, that Jamie does a "devel" 
only once a week or that there are two weeks between the last "devel" 
and the next "stable" or something like this.

Anyway I think it is important to tell the folks on the Webmin-Website 
that the most up2date translations are only involved in the "stable" 
and there will be no trans-updates in "devel".

Questions, comments, side-remarks to this idea/these ideas are 
welcomed.

Have a lot of fun :-)

Martin

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Re: [webmin-devel] FileManager problem

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

Keisuke Mori wrote:
> Jamie,
> 
> All right. The patch I have already sent is just fine.
> I appreciate you for including it in the next release.
> 
> Thank you.

Thanks, I will include it in the upcoming 1.110 release.

  - Jamie

RE: [webmin-devel] FileManager problem

[Keisuke M. <Kei...@Ph...>]

Jamie,

All right. The patch I have already sent is just fine.
I appreciate you for including it in the next release.

Thank you.
--=20
Keisuke MORI

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jamie Cameron [mailto:jca...@we...]=20
> Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 8:00 PM

> My mistake .. it seems that Java 1.1 is widely supported in most=20
> browsers, not 1.0. So if that Reader class is available in=20
> 1.1 that it=20
> is safe to use. Could you email the current patch to me at=20
> jca...@we..., and I will include it in the next webmin release?

Re: [webmin-devel] [1.106-1] RedHat 7.2 - Webalizer

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

Thanks - I noticed this bug in the development version of webmin myself
a couple of days ago. The next devel release will fix it ..

 - Jamie

On Wed, 2003-09-03 at 18:16, Martin Mewes wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Webalizer seems to fail in this devel-release ...
> 
> In first instance I checked the path 
> 
> <09:53:46> macmewes@ds217-115-144-247:~ $ which webalizer
> webalizer is /usr/bin/webalizer
> 
> Then I applied this to WebMin, but WebAlizer-Version could not be
> detected properly and therefor does not work ...
> 
> [...]
> Konnte die Webalizer-Version nicht ermitteln (Command
> /usr/bin/webalizer -v: 
> 
> Webalizer V2.01-09 (Linux 2.4.20-20.7) English
> Copyright 1997-2001 by Bradford L. Barrett
> 
> 
> )
> [...]
> 
> Shell-Output
> 
> <09:53:49> macmewes@ds217-115-144-247:~ $ /usr/bin/webalizer -v
> Webalizer V2.01-09 (Linux 2.4.20-20.7) English
> Copyright 1997-2001 by Bradford L. Barrett
> 
> Feedback sent via Feedback-Module.
> 
> kind regards
> 
> Martin Mewes
> 
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Re: [webmin-devel] [1.106-1] RedHat 7.2 - Webalizer

[Martin M. <mar...@de...>]

Moin, moin, ...

Martin Mewes <mar...@de...> wrote:

>Webalizer seems to fail in this devel-release ...

After I deinstalled and reinstalled the module everything works ok
now.

hth ...


kind regards

Martin Mewes

--=20
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c/o IT/IS-Department - Hamburg - Germany

[webmin-devel] [1.106-1] RedHat 7.2 - Webalizer

[Martin M. <mar...@de...>]

Hi all,

Webalizer seems to fail in this devel-release ...

In first instance I checked the path=20

<09:53:46> macmewes@ds217-115-144-247:~ $ which webalizer
webalizer is /usr/bin/webalizer

Then I applied this to WebMin, but WebAlizer-Version could not be
detected properly and therefor does not work ...

[...]
Konnte die Webalizer-Version nicht ermitteln (Command
/usr/bin/webalizer -v:=20

Webalizer V2.01-09 (Linux 2.4.20-20.7) English
Copyright 1997-2001 by Bradford L. Barrett


)
[...]

Shell-Output

<09:53:49> macmewes@ds217-115-144-247:~ $ /usr/bin/webalizer -v
Webalizer V2.01-09 (Linux 2.4.20-20.7) English
Copyright 1997-2001 by Bradford L. Barrett

=46eedback sent via Feedback-Module.

kind regards

Martin Mewes

--=20
Novacote Flexpack - Division of COIM Deutschland GmbH
c/o IT/IS-Department - Hamburg - Germany

[webmin-devel] New Webmin translation co-ordinator

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

Hi Webmin developers,

I'm pleased to announce that Martin Mewes has volunteered to become the
'Webmin/Usermin Translation Co-Ordinator'. This means he will be taking in any
new translations from contributors, merging them together and sending them to me
in preparation for each new release. In future, all translation patches should
be sent to Martin at we...@we... instead of to me.

For more information, see http://www.webmin.com/mailing-trans.html .. or email
me or the list.

 - Jamie

Re: [webmin-devel] Testing environment?

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

Wil Cooley <wc...@na...> wrote ..
> 
> I'm trying to set up a testing environment so I can build unit tests
> that don't require going through HTTP.  Has anyone done this already and
> if so, would you share it?  I'm having a heck of a time doing it myself.
> 
> I know I can write tests that use WWW::Mechanize or a similar mechanism,
> and probably will for acceptance tests, but I want to write simpler
> tests to do things like instantiate objects.  My test script keeps dying
> with "Failed to determine Webmin root from SERVER_ROOT or
> SCRIPT_FILENAME"; I've written code to fill %ENV with all the same data
> as a CGI script and dumped %ENV and know it's all there, but to no
> avail.  I've tracked the problem so far down to that init_config is
> unable to produce a @lang_order_list with data and will continue beating
> on it.

Make sure that when you run your CGI scripts from the command line, you use a full path like /usr/libexec/webmin/yourmodule/something.cgi instead of just ./something.cgi . Webmin's init_config function uses the path to work out
the root directory and module name, and produces that cryptic message if it cannot ..

 - Jamie

Re: [webmin-devel] FileManager problem

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

My mistake .. it seems that Java 1.1 is widely supported in most 
browsers, not 1.0. So if that Reader class is available in 1.1 that it 
is safe to use. Could you email the current patch to me at 
jca...@we..., and I will include it in the next webmin release?

  - Jamie

Keisuke Mori wrote:
> Jamie, 
> 
> I understand your point about compatibility, but let me make sure one
> thing.
> AFAIK, JDK 1.1 does support *Reader classes. Do you mean JDK 1.0?
> 
> If so, adding the charsets decoding support to LineInputStream would be
> quite a lot of work (because it is just re-implementing *Reader
> classes), 
> so I prefer to implement as follows:
> 
>  - implement our own wrapper Reader class.
>  - the wrapper class tries to load and instantiate *Reader classes and
> works as my
>    previous patch does if it's succeeded.
>  - if it's failed with throwing either NoClassFound or
> UnsupportedEncoding exception, 
>    the wrapper uses LineInputStream class instead. In this case, some
> international 
>    languages won't be displayed correctly and we live with  this as
> "spec" in JDK 1.0 browser.
> 
> I'm going to modify the code so if it's all right.
> 
> By the way, do you know any versions of browser that runs JDK 1.0
> applets and 
> can be obtained today? I tried but I couldn't find any ones around me
> so...
> 
> Thank you.

RE: [webmin-devel] FileManager problem

[Keisuke M. <Kei...@Ph...>]

Jamie,=20

I understand your point about compatibility, but let me make sure one
thing.
AFAIK, JDK 1.1 does support *Reader classes. Do you mean JDK 1.0?

If so, adding the charsets decoding support to LineInputStream would be
quite a lot of work (because it is just re-implementing *Reader
classes),=20
so I prefer to implement as follows:

 - implement our own wrapper Reader class.
 - the wrapper class tries to load and instantiate *Reader classes and
works as my
   previous patch does if it's succeeded.
 - if it's failed with throwing either NoClassFound or
UnsupportedEncoding exception,=20
   the wrapper uses LineInputStream class instead. In this case, some
international=20
   languages won't be displayed correctly and we live with  this as
"spec" in JDK 1.0 browser.

I'm going to modify the code so if it's all right.

By the way, do you know any versions of browser that runs JDK 1.0
applets and=20
can be obtained today? I tried but I couldn't find any ones around me
so...

Thank you.
--=20
Keisuke MORI


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jamie Cameron [mailto:jca...@we...]=20
> Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 11:26 PM
> To: web...@li...
> Subject: Re: [webmin-devel] FileManager problem
>=20
>=20
> That's a very useful patch, as supporting non-european=20
> characters in the
> file manager Java applet has always stumped me (due to Java's use of
> Unicode vs. various other encodings for the rest of webmin). However,
> there is one problems with your patch - it makes use of some *Reader
> classes that are not available in Java 1.1, and I want to=20
> make sure the
> applet remains compatible with that version of Java due to the large
> number of web browsers out there with support only for that old
> version..
>=20
> Any chance you could modify it to make use of LineInputStream again?
>=20
>  - Jamie
>=20
> On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 16:09, Keisuke Mori wrote:
> > Hi,
> >=20
> > FileManager seems to have a problem on displaying=20
> > international language texts on icons and buttons of the=20
> > Java Applet.  Garbage strings are displayed on the icons when
> > language setting is changed to other than English. (e.g.=20
> Japanese in my
> > case)
> >=20
> > I'm sending a patch as my suggestion of fixing this problem.
> > This patch fixes as follows:
> >   - lang.cgi returns the current charset in Content-type: header.
> >   - FileManager.get_text() retrieves the charset and decode=20
> >     the icon texts accordingly.
> >   - LineInputStream class is no longer needed.
> >   - corrects one Japanese translation error
> >=20
> > I hope it helps.
> > Thank you.
> > --=20
> > Keisuke MORI
> > Phoenix Technologies K.K.
>=20
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[webmin-devel] Testing environment?

[Wil C. <wc...@na...>]

I'm trying to set up a testing environment so I can build unit tests
that don't require going through HTTP.  Has anyone done this already and
if so, would you share it?  I'm having a heck of a time doing it myself.

I know I can write tests that use WWW::Mechanize or a similar mechanism,
and probably will for acceptance tests, but I want to write simpler
tests to do things like instantiate objects.  My test script keeps dying
with "Failed to determine Webmin root from SERVER_ROOT or
SCRIPT_FILENAME"; I've written code to fill %ENV with all the same data
as a CGI script and dumped %ENV and know it's all there, but to no
avail.  I've tracked the problem so far down to that init_config is
unable to produce a @lang_order_list with data and will continue beating
on it.

Wil
--=20
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Re: [webmin-devel] FileManager problem

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

That's a very useful patch, as supporting non-european characters in the
file manager Java applet has always stumped me (due to Java's use of
Unicode vs. various other encodings for the rest of webmin). However,
there is one problems with your patch - it makes use of some *Reader
classes that are not available in Java 1.1, and I want to make sure the
applet remains compatible with that version of Java due to the large
number of web browsers out there with support only for that old
version..

Any chance you could modify it to make use of LineInputStream again?

 - Jamie

On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 16:09, Keisuke Mori wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> FileManager seems to have a problem on displaying 
> international language texts on icons and buttons of the 
> Java Applet.  Garbage strings are displayed on the icons when
> language setting is changed to other than English. (e.g. Japanese in my
> case)
> 
> I'm sending a patch as my suggestion of fixing this problem.
> This patch fixes as follows:
>   - lang.cgi returns the current charset in Content-type: header.
>   - FileManager.get_text() retrieves the charset and decode 
>     the icon texts accordingly.
>   - LineInputStream class is no longer needed.
>   - corrects one Japanese translation error
> 
> I hope it helps.
> Thank you.
> -- 
> Keisuke MORI
> Phoenix Technologies K.K.

[webmin-devel] FileManager problem

[Keisuke M. <Kei...@Ph...>]

Hi,

FileManager seems to have a problem on displaying=20
international language texts on icons and buttons of the=20
Java Applet.  Garbage strings are displayed on the icons when
language setting is changed to other than English. (e.g. Japanese in my
case)

I'm sending a patch as my suggestion of fixing this problem.
This patch fixes as follows:
  - lang.cgi returns the current charset in Content-type: header.
  - FileManager.get_text() retrieves the charset and decode=20
    the icon texts accordingly.
  - LineInputStream class is no longer needed.
  - corrects one Japanese translation error

I hope it helps.
Thank you.
--=20
Keisuke MORI
Phoenix Technologies K.K.

[webmin-devel] [Announce] Updated DE-Translations available.

[Martin M. <mar...@de...>]

Hi all,

I have recently updated my Homepage
http://webmin.mamemu.de/download.html
with the translations ...

05.08.2003: proftpd-05.08.2003.zip
05.08.2003: cron-05.08.2003.zip
05.08.2003: webalizer-05.08.2003.zip
06.08.2003: file-06.08.2003.zip (JAVA-Filemanager)
06.08.2003: useradmin-06.08.2003.zip=20

Have a lot of fun :-)


kind regards

Martin Mewes

--=20
Novacote Flexpack - Division of COIM Deutschland GmbH
c/o IT/IS-Department - Hamburg - Germany

[webmin-devel] [Announce] Overview-Module

[Martin M. <mar...@de...>]

Hi all,

I have started developing the Overview-Modul and would like to release
the very first Alpha.

Please read carefully, that this Module is "not yet 100%-compatible"
with the WebMin-API. This first Alpha is just to make sure, that this
part "list /etc/hosts" is working for you.

http://webmin.mamemu.de/download.html


kind regards

Martin Mewes

--=20
Novacote Flexpack - Division of COIM Deutschland GmbH
c/o IT/IS-Department - Hamburg - Germany

[webmin-devel] Libconf NOT Linuxconf

[Chuck R. <ca...@vi...>]

DOH!

Chuck

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http://www.vitalserver.com

[webmin-devel] Linuxconf (Re: Wishlist: Complete Configuration)

[Chuck R. <ca...@vi...>]

Perhaps this is a good candidate for the Linuxconf integration which was 
mentioned earlier this month or last month?

Not sure, just mentioning it.

Chuck

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[webmin-devel] Wishlist: Complete Configuration

[Martin M. <mar...@de...>]

Hi all,

I have found the following entry to the Wishlist:

######################################################################

http://digisec.mine.nu/cgi-bin/wish.cgi

Complete Configuration Overview
(printable / html) for documentation purpose

Last Updated 20021213184643
Need Contributor(s)

by Guido Stahlmecke

webmin shows all kind of information, but there is no possibility to
have a kind of printout of the whole config of the machine for
documentation purpose.=20

######################################################################

I would like to start building this module in the next time and need
some more info. This is why I cc'ed the Author as well ;-)

a) Which Information should be available?
Shall this be only a technical overview (IP, Subnet, Hostname ...) or
something else in addition (sendmail-Version installed with x
eMail-Domains, apache-Version installed serving x virtual hosts ...).

b) Where shall this Module be located in Webmin? I would suggest
"System". I would name this module "Overview".

b) Can someone contribute a little graphic for the module? I am a
programmer and not a designer ;-)



kind regards

Martin Mewes

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[webmin-devel] RE: Replace text in a file

[Larry G. <Li...@IS...>]

Well, I figured it out.  Should have taken a nap earlier.  I just needed to
use qw() for the email address.  I also noticed that qw() is only need in
the shell environment but not in Webmin.  So I only had problems running
something like sed from a system() call.

####################
#!/usr/bin/perl

use Tie::File;

tie @lines, "Tie::File", "/home/dude/tmp/test";
$email = qw(du...@we...);

splice(@lines, 2, 1, "TEST=$email");
untie @lines;
####################


Thanks to anyone who spent time with this!

--Larry

[webmin-devel] Replace text in a file

[Larry G. <Li...@IS...>]

I was wondering if someone would be kind enough to lend an idea.  I am
trying to preserve the format of a text file.  When I submit a form via
Webmin I want the result to save to this file by replacing the appropriate
entry.  I have tried a lot of methods and fail at one specific point.

Here is my test script:

####################
#!/usr/bin/perl

use Tie::File;

tie @lines, "Tie::File", "/home/dude/tmp/test";
splice(@lines, 2, 1, "TEST=du...@we...");
untie @lines;
####################

You can probably see that my problem is the @ character for the Email
address.  Perl wants to interpret @ as a metacharacter.  While this is a
simple script, this will eventually be input from the web for $in{'notify'}.

Any thoughts how I can get this done correctly?  I am not using
&replace_file_lines() as I have about 28 substitutions.  Anything I try
using the format 's/old/new/'.  "perl -p -I -e" and "sed 's/old/new/'" do
work but I hate to keep writing to the file after each change (28).

TIA for any help!

--Larry

[webmin-devel] webmin via proxy module of apache?

[Hugues B. <hu...@fr...>]

Hi,

I have seen the following post about proxying webmin in apache:=20

http://www.swelltech.com/pipermail/webmin-devel-archive/2003-February/000=
867
.html

I haven't managed to use the proxy module of apache to use webmin. =
Something
is probably wrong with my apache conf. Does anybody manage to use such =
conf
with webmin ? I really need to share the same port (443) between apache =
and
webmin. Help !

Hugues

Re: [webmin-devel] Adding a folder to the mailbox module in Usermin

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

Joe Cooper wrote:
> Jamie Cameron wrote:
> 
>> Joe Cooper wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Jamie,
>>>
>>> I have developed a spam filter Usermin module (frontend for 
>>> SpamBayes, SpamBouncer, and some custom Procmail recipes), and the 
>>> way it is trained is by moving spams into a Junk mbox in the users 
>>> home directory.
>>>
>>> If I add this folder manually to the Usermin folders using the Manage 
>>> folders page, things work fine, and I'm able to dump spams into the 
>>> box using Usermin.
>>>
>>> Is there a reasonably standard way I can add this box to the boxes 
>>> managed by the mailbox module when the user first enables the spam 
>>> filtering module?  I see the following in the .usermin/mailbox/config 
>>> file:
>>>
>>> mailboxes=/home/joe/Junk
>>> folder_/home/joe/Junk=Junk
>>>
>>> Is this all Usermin needs?  Is there a routine I should call, or just 
>>> add it via parsing the config file myself?
>>
>>
>>
>> That's all Usermin needs, and there is no function for simplifying 
>> folder addition (although the read_file and write_file standard 
>> functions make editing name=value files like that easier).
>>
>> By the way, you could also add a folder by creating a file in ~/mail , 
>> since everything in that directory is automatically picked up by Usermin.
> 
> 
> We will always have a ~/Junk mbox.  This has to exist for all of the 
> other stuff to work (including IMAP users, etc.).  I thought of creating 
> a symbolic link to that from ~/mail, which also seems to work.  Do you 
> see any trouble with going that route instead?

That should work OK as well, as usermin does not use trick of writing 
to a temp file and then re-naming it to the original mailbox when 
deleting .. at least, not yet.

  - Jamie

Re: [webmin-devel] Adding a folder to the mailbox module in Usermin

[Joe C. <jo...@sw...>]

Jamie Cameron wrote:
> Joe Cooper wrote:
> 
>> Hi Jamie,
>>
>> I have developed a spam filter Usermin module (frontend for SpamBayes, 
>> SpamBouncer, and some custom Procmail recipes), and the way it is 
>> trained is by moving spams into a Junk mbox in the users home directory.
>>
>> If I add this folder manually to the Usermin folders using the Manage 
>> folders page, things work fine, and I'm able to dump spams into the 
>> box using Usermin.
>>
>> Is there a reasonably standard way I can add this box to the boxes 
>> managed by the mailbox module when the user first enables the spam 
>> filtering module?  I see the following in the .usermin/mailbox/config 
>> file:
>>
>> mailboxes=/home/joe/Junk
>> folder_/home/joe/Junk=Junk
>>
>> Is this all Usermin needs?  Is there a routine I should call, or just 
>> add it via parsing the config file myself?
> 
> 
> That's all Usermin needs, and there is no function for simplifying 
> folder addition (although the read_file and write_file standard 
> functions make editing name=value files like that easier).
> 
> By the way, you could also add a folder by creating a file in ~/mail , 
> since everything in that directory is automatically picked up by Usermin.

We will always have a ~/Junk mbox.  This has to exist for all of the 
other stuff to work (including IMAP users, etc.).  I thought of creating 
a symbolic link to that from ~/mail, which also seems to work.  Do you 
see any trouble with going that route instead?

>> I notice there is also an index cache file in the directory...is that 
>> generated automatically, or do I need to trigger the first generation 
>> of it when adding the folder?
> 
> 
> Those index files get generated automatically to speed up access to the 
> mailbox ..

Ok.

Thanks for the quick reply, Jamie!
-- 
Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...>
Web caching appliances and support.
http://www.swelltech.com

Re: [webmin-devel] Adding a folder to the mailbox module in Usermin

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

Joe Cooper wrote:
> Hi Jamie,
> 
> I have developed a spam filter Usermin module (frontend for SpamBayes, 
> SpamBouncer, and some custom Procmail recipes), and the way it is 
> trained is by moving spams into a Junk mbox in the users home directory.
> 
> If I add this folder manually to the Usermin folders using the Manage 
> folders page, things work fine, and I'm able to dump spams into the box 
> using Usermin.
> 
> Is there a reasonably standard way I can add this box to the boxes 
> managed by the mailbox module when the user first enables the spam 
> filtering module?  I see the following in the .usermin/mailbox/config file:
> 
> mailboxes=/home/joe/Junk
> folder_/home/joe/Junk=Junk
> 
> Is this all Usermin needs?  Is there a routine I should call, or just 
> add it via parsing the config file myself?

That's all Usermin needs, and there is no function for simplifying 
folder addition (although the read_file and write_file standard 
functions make editing name=value files like that easier).

By the way, you could also add a folder by creating a file in ~/mail , 
since everything in that directory is automatically picked up by Usermin.

> I notice there is also an index cache file in the directory...is that 
> generated automatically, or do I need to trigger the first generation of 
> it when adding the folder?

Those index files get generated automatically to speed up access to 
the mailbox ..

  - Jamie

[webmin-devel] Adding a folder to the mailbox module in Usermin

[Joe C. <jo...@sw...>]

Hi Jamie,

I have developed a spam filter Usermin module (frontend for SpamBayes, 
SpamBouncer, and some custom Procmail recipes), and the way it is 
trained is by moving spams into a Junk mbox in the users home directory.

If I add this folder manually to the Usermin folders using the Manage 
folders page, things work fine, and I'm able to dump spams into the box 
using Usermin.

Is there a reasonably standard way I can add this box to the boxes 
managed by the mailbox module when the user first enables the spam 
filtering module?  I see the following in the .usermin/mailbox/config file:

mailboxes=/home/joe/Junk
folder_/home/joe/Junk=Junk

Is this all Usermin needs?  Is there a routine I should call, or just 
add it via parsing the config file myself?

I notice there is also an index cache file in the directory...is that 
generated automatically, or do I need to trigger the first generation of 
it when adding the folder?

Thanks!
-- 
Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...>
Web caching appliances and support.
http://www.swelltech.com