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Can I make webmin bind just one IP?

[Diego M. V. - U. <dv...@uy...>]

Hi!
   I have webmin installed in a linux router with two interfaces, and I 
thought it would be great to make miniserv.pl listen in only one of them... 
Is it possible? (Im sure it is). How can I do that?

Thanks in advance,

Diego. 


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RE: Environment

[Garnier F. <Fra...@ne...>]

Hi Ryan,

I know DBI. But I dont want to use it. It's simplier to install only =
webmin
module without DBI and DBD.

I know %ENV too, but I didn't know that it's possible to 'write' in !

Now, I can do what I want.

Thanks a lot !

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Envoy=E9 : mercredi, 13 juin 2001 19:53
=C0 : Webmin-devel list (E-mail)
Objet : Re: Environment


On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Garnier Francis wrote:

> I'm very new to webmin development. I'm trying to do a very simple =
module
> that access to an Oracle database.
> For that, the user who launch the oracle console (sqlplus) must have =
some
> environment variables.

You may want to look at the perl DBI module.  It's purpose is to =
abstract
database accesses into one function.  You just tell it what driver to =
use
(Oracle/MySQL/Postgres) and it does the rest:

  http://search.cpan.org/doc/TIMB/DBI-1.18/DBI.pm


> How can I set environment variable in Webmin ?

In perl, there is a hash called %ENV.  Run a test perl script:

--- SNIP ---
#!/usr/bin/perl

foreach my $k (sort keys %ENV) { print "$k =3D $ENV{$k}\n"; }
--- SNIP ---

All you need to do (to define new envars) is put new elements into the
hash by doing "$ENV{'oracle_var'} =3D 'value';".  These variables are
inherited to sub-processes, so if it's any sort of authentication token =
be
careful.  We learned this the hard way recently:

  http://www.linuxsecurity.com/advisories/o

ther_advisory-1404.html

Hope this helps,
Ryan

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Re: Webmin Framework

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

Nick Jennings wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 01:17:02PM +1000, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> > Nick Jennings wrote:
> > >
> > >  I think alot of aspects of the code should be redesigned. Are you willing
> > >  to put effort into this? or are you pretty happy just supporting the
> > >  current code?
> >
> > Definately, if it is worth the effort. Up till now I have been focusing
> > on adding new features and modules rather than major re-designs .. However,
> > maybe the time for a re-design of some key features has come.
> 
>  The problem I am having, is that the code is almost completely uncommented.
>  Also, I am not used to the style of programming you use, syntax and
>  variable names, as well as the global variables etc. (pollution of namespace
>  from 'required' scripts etc.)
> 
>  Is there any documentation covering the way the core of webmin works? How
>  each script interacts from init (via miniserv) on through to when it's
>  displaying modules in the index.cgi ?

There's no documentation like that, but I could provide some info if you
have some questions. Basically, miniserv is just a normal webserver and
the webmin programs are just perl CGIs..

 - Jamie

Re: Environment

[Ryan W. M. <ry...@gu...>]

On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Garnier Francis wrote:

> I'm very new to webmin development. I'm trying to do a very simple module
> that access to an Oracle database.
> For that, the user who launch the oracle console (sqlplus) must have some
> environment variables.

You may want to look at the perl DBI module.  It's purpose is to abstract
database accesses into one function.  You just tell it what driver to use
(Oracle/MySQL/Postgres) and it does the rest:

  http://search.cpan.org/doc/TIMB/DBI-1.18/DBI.pm


> How can I set environment variable in Webmin ?

In perl, there is a hash called %ENV.  Run a test perl script:

--- SNIP ---
#!/usr/bin/perl

foreach my $k (sort keys %ENV) { print "$k = $ENV{$k}\n"; }
--- SNIP ---

All you need to do (to define new envars) is put new elements into the
hash by doing "$ENV{'oracle_var'} = 'value';".  These variables are
inherited to sub-processes, so if it's any sort of authentication token be
careful.  We learned this the hard way recently:

  http://www.linuxsecurity.com/advisories/other_advisory-1404.html

Hope this helps,
Ryan

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Environment

[Garnier F. <Fra...@ne...>]

Hi,

I'm very new to webmin development. I'm trying to do a very simple =
module
that access to an Oracle database.
For that, the user who launch the oracle console (sqlplus) must have =
some
environment variables.

How can I set environment variable in Webmin ?

I hope that my question is clear ?!?!?!?

thanks !

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Francis Garnier
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2000 Neuch=E2tel
032/717.81.72

Re: Webmin Framework

[Nick J. <ni...@na...>]

On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 01:17:02PM +1000, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> Nick Jennings wrote:
> > 
> >  I think alot of aspects of the code should be redesigned. Are you willing
> >  to put effort into this? or are you pretty happy just supporting the
> >  current code?
> 
> Definately, if it is worth the effort. Up till now I have been focusing
> on adding new features and modules rather than major re-designs .. However,
> maybe the time for a re-design of some key features has come.

 The problem I am having, is that the code is almost completely uncommented.
 Also, I am not used to the style of programming you use, syntax and 
 variable names, as well as the global variables etc. (pollution of namespace
 from 'required' scripts etc.)

 Is there any documentation covering the way the core of webmin works? How
 each script interacts from init (via miniserv) on through to when it's
 displaying modules in the index.cgi ?

> >  Is this an open development project or do all patches go through you?
> 
> All the patches go through me.

Ok. If I have any, I will post to the list then.

-- 
  Nick Jennings

Re: Webmin Framework

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

Nick Jennings wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 12:27:50PM +1000, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> >
> > You're right, changing the format of the HTML output by webmin is quite
> > difficult - basically, you have to change the CGI programs themselves.
> > The themes support was mainly designed for changing images and colours,
> > not so much for the replacement of the actual programs.
> >
> > The only solution to this would be to move all the HTML from the CGI programs
> > into separate template HTML files, which could then be modified by themes.
> > However, this would be a massive task as every single CGI would need
> > to be modified .. unless someone can suggest a clever shortcut or automated
> > way of doing it?
> 
>  I think alot of aspects of the code should be redesigned. Are you willing
>  to put effort into this? or are you pretty happy just supporting the
>  current code?

Definately, if it is worth the effort. Up till now I have been focusing
on adding new features and modules rather than major re-designs .. However,
maybe the time for a re-design of some key features has come.
 
>  Is this an open development project or do all patches go through you?

All the patches go through me.

 - Jamie

Re: Webmin Framework

[Nick J. <ni...@na...>]

On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 12:27:50PM +1000, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> 
> You're right, changing the format of the HTML output by webmin is quite
> difficult - basically, you have to change the CGI programs themselves.
> The themes support was mainly designed for changing images and colours,
> not so much for the replacement of the actual programs.
> 
> The only solution to this would be to move all the HTML from the CGI programs
> into separate template HTML files, which could then be modified by themes.
> However, this would be a massive task as every single CGI would need
> to be modified .. unless someone can suggest a clever shortcut or automated
> way of doing it?

 I think alot of aspects of the code should be redesigned. Are you willing
 to put effort into this? or are you pretty happy just supporting the
 current code?

 Is this an open development project or do all patches go through you?

-- 
  Nick Jennings

Re: Webmin Framework

[Nick J. <ni...@na...>]

On Mon, Jun 11, 2001 at 12:45:43AM +0000, Bryan Dumm wrote:
> > However, this would be a massive task as every single CGI would
> > need to be modified .. unless someone can suggest a clever shortcut or
> > automated way of doing it?
> 
> what about a webmin2XML gateway of sorts???

 I don't follow, could you explain further? Perhaps give an example?

> 
> Sure would be nicer than just HTML templates...
> 
> Bryan
> 
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Re: Webmin Framework

[Bryan D. <br...@bc...>]

> However, this would be a massive task as every single CGI would
> need to be modified .. unless someone can suggest a clever shortcut or
> automated way of doing it?

what about a webmin2XML gateway of sorts???

Sure would be nicer than just HTML templates...

Bryan

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Re: Webmin Framework

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

Nick Jennings wrote:
> 
> Hello everyone,
> 
>  I have been looking at the webmin code for several days trying to grok
>  it. There is no documentation on it that I can find, the comments in the
>  code are sparse (to say the least), and even the variable and function
>  names are not at all "self-documenting".
> 
>  In a short amount of time I need to change, significantly, some core
>  things in webmin. Even so much as changing the way the HTML is printed
>  is a task that requires extensive code manipulation, and all of the HTML
>  is embedded in the code, rather thoroughly, and there are several function
>  calls to other pieces of code, from other files,that make up certain
>  parts of the HTML. None of this is documented and I can't figure out
>  what these functions are doing, why they are needed etc.
> 
>  Has anyone else attempted something like this and ran into these problems?
>  It seems like it is extremely difficult to reuse any code. Even within
>  themes entire cgi's have to be rewritten to behave differently and print
>  HTML out differently.
> 
>  Are there any plans for an HTML Templating system? More flexible framework?
>  Is there any technical Documentation? Anyone have any words of wisdom?
> 
>  Any comments apprectiated.

You're right, changing the format of the HTML output by webmin is quite
difficult - basically, you have to change the CGI programs themselves.
The themes support was mainly designed for changing images and colours,
not so much for the replacement of the actual programs.

The only solution to this would be to move all the HTML from the CGI programs
into separate template HTML files, which could then be modified by themes.
However, this would be a massive task as every single CGI would need
to be modified .. unless someone can suggest a clever shortcut or automated
way of doing it?

 - Jamie

Re: Webmin Framework

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

I get your gist now, and you're right.  Themes in Webmin are new (they 
just arrived three releases back) and pretty rough around the edges.

I have made a theme myself, but it is primarily the default with all new 
icons (absolutely gorgeous icons--it makes all the difference in the 
world ;-).  I'm guessing Jamie is sympathetic, and would be willing to 
listen to reason in this area...He's done at least one theme for a 
proprietary company in the past, so I reckon he knows the difficulties 
of it.

I must admit there are some things I'd like to see made easier about 
theming.  Interestingly, one of the first projects in Webmin I embarked 
on, was making Webmin themable--luckily, Jamie came out with a themable 
version less than a week after I started hacking on it.  It's a bigger 
task than it seems...especially since Webmin wasn't designed to be 
themable from the beginning.

That being said, perhaps all of the folks who are doing Webmin themes 
(and there are at least a few), should get together and help Jamie bring 
Webmin page templating, or something similar, to life.  I'd like to see 
it, and would be happy to help make it happen.  (We just have to be 
careful not to volunteer Jamie into doing more work than he already 
does! ;-)  We could at least get the HTML out of the code, and into UI 
modules where it belongs.

But I still contend that even in the area of themes, Webmin isn't all 
that bad.

Nick Jennings wrote:

> Joe, I believe the fine manual you are referring to is in regards to
> writing a webmin module. This documentation is great, if all I wanted
> to do was write a webmin module. That's not all I need to do, and that
> isn't what I am having trouble with. I have several years of perl experience
> and have developed and contributed to several open source projects using
> my perl skills, so I don't think that is the issue either. 
> 
> Those docs don't cover "webmin development" as you say, they convert
> developing webmin modules, there is a very drastic difference.
> 
> What I am trying to do is change the webmin framework. (i.e. the stuff
> before the modules are called). There is no documentation on the layout
> of webmin (e.g. filenames & their functions, the full process from
> webmin being started (via. miniserv.pl) to webmin display and managing
> its modules. 
> 
> the "themes" in webmin are pretty much a complete hack in my opinion, your
> basically copying the webmin code into a different directory and then 
> recoding it to do what you want. Theres no code reuse at all, if the main
> webmin index.cgi is updated in a future release, those changes have to be
> interpreted into however the "theme" was modified, and it's just a mess.
> 
> The directory structure contains modules, themes, and core level directories
> all together.. the category tabs are hard coded etc.
> 
> I realize allot of the in-flexibility is due to the attempt at a cohesive
> internationalization method, but I think things could be design in a
> way that still allows flexibility and code re-use. 
> 
> I am not trying to just gripe out webmin's shortcomings, that isn't why
> I subscribed to this list. I would like help, direction, advice, documentation
> anything to help me do what I need to do, which is modify the core workings
> of webmin to allow me to do things that currently you just can't do.
> 
> I think this is a key reason why there aren't hardly any webmin themes at 
> all. You basically have to sit a recode the core handling of webmin's
> index.cgi in order to make a theme, and all of the HTML is embedded in
> the code instead of in templates.
 

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Re: Webmin Framework

[Nick J. <ni...@na...>]

Joe, I believe the fine manual you are referring to is in regards to
writing a webmin module. This documentation is great, if all I wanted
to do was write a webmin module. That's not all I need to do, and that
isn't what I am having trouble with. I have several years of perl experience
and have developed and contributed to several open source projects using
my perl skills, so I don't think that is the issue either. 

Those docs don't cover "webmin development" as you say, they convert
developing webmin modules, there is a very drastic difference.

What I am trying to do is change the webmin framework. (i.e. the stuff
before the modules are called). There is no documentation on the layout
of webmin (e.g. filenames & their functions, the full process from
webmin being started (via. miniserv.pl) to webmin display and managing
its modules. 

the "themes" in webmin are pretty much a complete hack in my opinion, your
basically copying the webmin code into a different directory and then 
recoding it to do what you want. Theres no code reuse at all, if the main
webmin index.cgi is updated in a future release, those changes have to be
interpreted into however the "theme" was modified, and it's just a mess.

The directory structure contains modules, themes, and core level directories
all together.. the category tabs are hard coded etc.

I realize allot of the in-flexibility is due to the attempt at a cohesive
internationalization method, but I think things could be design in a
way that still allows flexibility and code re-use. 

I am not trying to just gripe out webmin's shortcomings, that isn't why
I subscribed to this list. I would like help, direction, advice, documentation
anything to help me do what I need to do, which is modify the core workings
of webmin to allow me to do things that currently you just can't do.

I think this is a key reason why there aren't hardly any webmin themes at 
all. You basically have to sit a recode the core handling of webmin's
index.cgi in order to make a theme, and all of the HTML is embedded in
the code instead of in templates.

On Sat, Jun 09, 2001 at 02:29:00PM -0500, Joe Cooper wrote:
> Read the fine manual, Nick.  (Not the one I wrote...the developer docs 
> written by Jamie.  They're linked right from the main Webmin page, and 
> while they tend to lag one or two releases behind, they are a great 
> source of information about general Webmin development and the routines 
> you have at your disposal.)
> 
> I've found Webmin to be /very/ easy to customize...and I'm perl 
> sub-literate (I can't read it and I can barely write it).
> 
> I'll conced that Webmin could be more modular (at the code level...not 
> referring to allowing third party modules).  I have found that 
> sometimes, rather than calling a routine from Jamies modules, I have to 
> just rip it out and paste it into my own modules...
> 
> Having been involved with Webmin since the early .7x versions, I can say 
> that it does seem to be getting more modular...more function oriented, 
> rather than put all the code in the order that it happens.
> 
> But, all that being said, I have to say something about looking a gift 
> horse in the mouth.  Webmin is the best thing going, by a long 
> shot...ever tried writing a module for LinuxConf?
> 
> Anyway, I think the number of third party modules (and the number of 
> proprietary products based on it) will attest to the fact that you are 
> not in the majority in thinking it's hard to understand or modify. 
> Maybe you just don't like Perl?  (And understandable position...I find 
> it rather confusing, myself, but as Perl goes, Webmin is a great example 
> of readable code.)
> 
> Nick Jennings wrote:
> 
> > Hello everyone,
> > 
> >  I have been looking at the webmin code for several days trying to grok
> >  it. There is no documentation on it that I can find, the comments in the
> >  code are sparse (to say the least), and even the variable and function
> >  names are not at all "self-documenting".
> > 
> >  In a short amount of time I need to change, significantly, some core
> >  things in webmin. Even so much as changing the way the HTML is printed
> >  is a task that requires extensive code manipulation, and all of the HTML
> >  is embedded in the code, rather thoroughly, and there are several function
> >  calls to other pieces of code, from other files,that make up certain
> >  parts of the HTML. None of this is documented and I can't figure out
> >  what these functions are doing, why they are needed etc.
> > 
> >  Has anyone else attempted something like this and ran into these problems?
> >  It seems like it is extremely difficult to reuse any code. Even within
> >  themes entire cgi's have to be rewritten to behave differently and print
> >  HTML out differently. 
> > 
> >  Are there any plans for an HTML Templating system? More flexible framework?
> >  Is there any technical Documentation? Anyone have any words of wisdom?
> >  
> >  Any comments apprectiated.
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
> 
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> 
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Re: Webmin Framework

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

Read the fine manual, Nick.  (Not the one I wrote...the developer docs 
written by Jamie.  They're linked right from the main Webmin page, and 
while they tend to lag one or two releases behind, they are a great 
source of information about general Webmin development and the routines 
you have at your disposal.)

I've found Webmin to be /very/ easy to customize...and I'm perl 
sub-literate (I can't read it and I can barely write it).

I'll conced that Webmin could be more modular (at the code level...not 
referring to allowing third party modules).  I have found that 
sometimes, rather than calling a routine from Jamies modules, I have to 
just rip it out and paste it into my own modules...

Having been involved with Webmin since the early .7x versions, I can say 
that it does seem to be getting more modular...more function oriented, 
rather than put all the code in the order that it happens.

But, all that being said, I have to say something about looking a gift 
horse in the mouth.  Webmin is the best thing going, by a long 
shot...ever tried writing a module for LinuxConf?

Anyway, I think the number of third party modules (and the number of 
proprietary products based on it) will attest to the fact that you are 
not in the majority in thinking it's hard to understand or modify. 
Maybe you just don't like Perl?  (And understandable position...I find 
it rather confusing, myself, but as Perl goes, Webmin is a great example 
of readable code.)

Nick Jennings wrote:

> Hello everyone,
> 
>  I have been looking at the webmin code for several days trying to grok
>  it. There is no documentation on it that I can find, the comments in the
>  code are sparse (to say the least), and even the variable and function
>  names are not at all "self-documenting".
> 
>  In a short amount of time I need to change, significantly, some core
>  things in webmin. Even so much as changing the way the HTML is printed
>  is a task that requires extensive code manipulation, and all of the HTML
>  is embedded in the code, rather thoroughly, and there are several function
>  calls to other pieces of code, from other files,that make up certain
>  parts of the HTML. None of this is documented and I can't figure out
>  what these functions are doing, why they are needed etc.
> 
>  Has anyone else attempted something like this and ran into these problems?
>  It seems like it is extremely difficult to reuse any code. Even within
>  themes entire cgi's have to be rewritten to behave differently and print
>  HTML out differently. 
> 
>  Are there any plans for an HTML Templating system? More flexible framework?
>  Is there any technical Documentation? Anyone have any words of wisdom?
>  
>  Any comments apprectiated.
> 
> 



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                                   --
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Webmin Framework

[Nick J. <ni...@na...>]

Hello everyone,

 I have been looking at the webmin code for several days trying to grok
 it. There is no documentation on it that I can find, the comments in the
 code are sparse (to say the least), and even the variable and function
 names are not at all "self-documenting".

 In a short amount of time I need to change, significantly, some core
 things in webmin. Even so much as changing the way the HTML is printed
 is a task that requires extensive code manipulation, and all of the HTML
 is embedded in the code, rather thoroughly, and there are several function
 calls to other pieces of code, from other files,that make up certain
 parts of the HTML. None of this is documented and I can't figure out
 what these functions are doing, why they are needed etc.

 Has anyone else attempted something like this and ran into these problems?
 It seems like it is extremely difficult to reuse any code. Even within
 themes entire cgi's have to be rewritten to behave differently and print
 HTML out differently. 

 Are there any plans for an HTML Templating system? More flexible framework?
 Is there any technical Documentation? Anyone have any words of wisdom?
 
 Any comments apprectiated.

-- 
  Nick Jennings

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Re: Webmin 0.86 pre-release

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

Andrzej Krzysztofowicz wrote:
> 
> On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> >
> > For those of you who like to contribute new translations to Webmin,
> > I have made a pre-release of version 0.86 (called 0.856) available
> > at the following URLs
> >
> > http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/webmin-0.856.tar.gz
> > http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/rpm/webmin-0.856.rpm
> 
> I enclose Polish translation fixes + some others (in a separate patch),
> that you might find usefull (removed unused entries, squid->Squid, typos,
> etc.)

Excellent, thank .. they worked great.
 
> I also noticed:
> - */lang/ja_JP.eucJP files seem to be unused. They seem to be an older
>   Japanese version...

Yeah, they are from Japanese translations contributed by users. I will
remove them once the Caldera translation is properly done.

> - index_sdefault string in the "apache" module is currently unused, but it
>   should be used. Otherwise there's no way to edit the default server when
>   there's too many virtual servers to display (something is probably wrong
>   in apache/index.cgi ?)

You're right, that string isn't used. However you can still edit the
default server when in 'too many' mode by clicking on the Default Server
icon on the main menu.

> - .fetchmailrc parser in the "fetchmail" module incorrectly parses options
>   located in a single line (sth like "proto pop3 user ankry keep" - "keep"
>   was interpreted as a user.)

That doesn't seem to happen to me... could you email your .fetchmailrc
file to me so I can check this out?

> - "grub" module does not see (list in a choice menu) SCSI disks - is it
>   intentional ?

Yes - because grub uses BIOS disk numbers, and I am not sure if SCSI disks
are accessible to the BIOS.

> Do you plan final relaese before next Sunday ? If no, I'll try to
> translate some help files. If yes, I'll leave their translation for next
> release...

I hope to release tomorrow or the next day, due to the security problem
in version 0.85 ..

 - Jamie

Re: Webmin 0.86 pre-release

[Andrzej K. <an...@gr...>]

On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, Jamie Cameron wrote:
> 
> For those of you who like to contribute new translations to Webmin,
> I have made a pre-release of version 0.86 (called 0.856) available
> at the following URLs
> 
> http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/webmin-0.856.tar.gz
> http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/rpm/webmin-0.856.rpm

I enclose Polish translation fixes + some others (in a separate patch),
that you might find usefull (removed unused entries, squid->Squid, typos, 
etc.)

I also noticed:
- */lang/ja_JP.eucJP files seem to be unused. They seem to be an older
  Japanese version...
- index_sdefault string in the "apache" module is currently unused, but it
  should be used. Otherwise there's no way to edit the default server when
  there's too many virtual servers to display (something is probably wrong
  in apache/index.cgi ?)
- .fetchmailrc parser in the "fetchmail" module incorrectly parses options
  located in a single line (sth like "proto pop3 user ankry keep" - "keep"
  was interpreted as a user.)
- "grub" module does not see (list in a choice menu) SCSI disks - is it
  intentional ?

Do you plan final relaese before next Sunday ? If no, I'll try to
translate some help files. If yes, I'll leave their translation for next
release...

Andrzej

Re: Help-Modul

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

Gehrigal - Webminprojects wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I tested the prerelease 0.856 with my theme. It works fine :-).
> In the new Version i couldnt find the help-module. Where is it?

It's gone - the webmin help search functionality has been merged into
the System Documentation module.

 - Jamie

Help-Modul

[Gehrigal - W. <we...@ge...>]

Hi

I tested the prerelease 0.856 with my theme. It works fine :-).
In the new Version i couldnt find the help-module. Where is it?


bye


Alex

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Re: Webmin 0.86 pre-release

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

I think that's a reasonable assumption.

Jamie Cameron wrote:

> Probably not necessary .. if a theme creator wants to change
> the colours, he can easily include the appropriately coloured
> corner images as well.
> 
>  - Jamie 
> 
> Joe Cooper wrote:
> 
>>Yep, I'm using my own corners in our theme colors.  Perhaps making it an
>>option definable in the theme configuration would suit both purposes?
>>
>>Thanks for the quick reply.


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                  Affordable Web Caching Proxy Appliances
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Re: Webmin 0.86 pre-release

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

Probably not necessary .. if a theme creator wants to change
the colours, he can easily include the appropriately coloured
corner images as well.

 - Jamie 

Joe Cooper wrote:
> 
> Yep, I'm using my own corners in our theme colors.  Perhaps making it an
> option definable in the theme configuration would suit both purposes?
> 
> Thanks for the quick reply.
> 
> Jamie Cameron wrote:
> 
> > The rounded corners are only used if the theme doesn't have it's
> > own colour scheme, because they are done using small gifs in the
> > standard webmin colours.
> >
> > However, I guess your theme could have it's own replacement corner
> > images so this probably isn't necessary when only the theme colours
> > have changed ..
> >
> >  - Jamie
> >
> > Joe Cooper wrote:
> >
> >>Hey Jamie,
> >>
> >>Something is weird about 0.854 and 0.856 and our theme.  The corner
> >>images (you know, the little rounded corner bits), are being ignored
> >>when the theme is non-default--so we're getting square corners, as if we
> >>had changed the colors on the appearence page rather than in the theme.
> >>  They worked fine in .85 and below..but stopped working in the .854
> >>version you sent me with the magic remote calls.
> >>
> >>I figured you were fiddling with the themes support so didn't mention
> >>it, but I'm guessing it would be fixed by now, if it were intentionally
> >>broken.
> >>
> >>Do I need to alter our theme in some way, or is this a broken bit in the
> >>new Webmins?
> >>
> >>Thanks!
> >>
> >>Jamie Cameron wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>Hi Webmin developers,
> >>>
> >>>For those of you who like to contribute new translations to Webmin,
> >>>I have made a pre-release of version 0.86 (called 0.856) available
> >>>at the following URLs
> >>>
> >>>http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/webmin-0.856.tar.gz
> >>>http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/rpm/webmin-0.856.rpm
> >>>
> >>>This pre-release contains a partial Japanese translation by
> >>>Caldera that will be completed before the final release, and
> >>>a pretty much complete Korean translation.
> >>>
> >>> - Jamie

Re: Webmin 0.86 pre-release

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

Yep, I'm using my own corners in our theme colors.  Perhaps making it an 
option definable in the theme configuration would suit both purposes?

Thanks for the quick reply.

Jamie Cameron wrote:

> The rounded corners are only used if the theme doesn't have it's
> own colour scheme, because they are done using small gifs in the
> standard webmin colours.
> 
> However, I guess your theme could have it's own replacement corner
> images so this probably isn't necessary when only the theme colours
> have changed ..
> 
>  - Jamie
> 
> Joe Cooper wrote:
> 
>>Hey Jamie,
>>
>>Something is weird about 0.854 and 0.856 and our theme.  The corner
>>images (you know, the little rounded corner bits), are being ignored
>>when the theme is non-default--so we're getting square corners, as if we
>>had changed the colors on the appearence page rather than in the theme.
>>  They worked fine in .85 and below..but stopped working in the .854
>>version you sent me with the magic remote calls.
>>
>>I figured you were fiddling with the themes support so didn't mention
>>it, but I'm guessing it would be fixed by now, if it were intentionally
>>broken.
>>
>>Do I need to alter our theme in some way, or is this a broken bit in the
>>new Webmins?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>Jamie Cameron wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi Webmin developers,
>>>
>>>For those of you who like to contribute new translations to Webmin,
>>>I have made a pre-release of version 0.86 (called 0.856) available
>>>at the following URLs
>>>
>>>http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/webmin-0.856.tar.gz
>>>http://www.webmin.com/webmin/download/rpm/webmin-0.856.rpm
>>>
>>>This pre-release contains a partial Japanese translation by
>>>Caldera that will be completed before the final release, and
>>>a pretty much complete Korean translation.
>>>
>>> - Jamie


                                   --
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                  Affordable Web Caching Proxy Appliances
                         http://www.swelltech.com