The script is trying to figure out the Webmin installation path and would eventually fail on any filesystem on which find / -wholename "*web*\/miniserv.conf" returns multiple lines (e.g. on btrfs with snapshots). For future releases, perhaps Webmin could use a common practice of exporting a global environment variable (e.g. WEBMIN_HOME) to point to the installation directory.
Hi Ilia, Are you implying that producing the Webmin release is not fully automated?
I apologize, I should have searched before openning a new ticket. This was already reported on Ticket #5575. You may close this duplicate.
Hi Ilia, Are you implying that producing the Webmin release file is not fully automated?
Webmin update failing
Thanks for addressing this issue. When do you plan to release the stable 1.5.x version?
Thanks for addressing this issue.
Hi, Any particular reason for requiring ActivePerl? I have several applications running unchanged on Strawberry Perl http://strawberryperl.com/ which is simpler than ActivePerl and includes the gcc compiler and 'make', which allows me to take advantage of the standard Perl toolchain in installing CPAN modules; the CPAN installers, or just downloading the tarball, unpacking it, and performing the make, make test, make install mantra. BTW the link to process.exe http://retired.beyondlogic.org/solutions/processutil/processutil.htm...