Activity for sqwuade
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sqwuade posted a comment on discussion Webmin
What do you see in htop Andreas?
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I have confirmed that the "updates available icon," that I mentioned earlier, is showing up in the beta version (Wasn't working for Linux Lite on 2.000 version). Rock-n-Roll! Thanks.
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I have confirmed that the "updates available icon," that I mentioned earlier, is showing up in the beta version (Wasn't working for Linux Lite on 2.000 version). Rock-n-Roll! Thanks.
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The only other thing I noticed with the 2.000 Webmin on Linux Lite was that when there were updates available Webmin didn't show the small red icon next to the bell icon on the right-hand side of the screen as it usually does. That issue is probably resolved too but I won't know until there is a new update available. Thank again for the update Ilia!
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The only other thing I noticed with the 2.000 Webmin on Linux Lite was that when there were updates available Webmin didn't show the small red icon next to the bell icon on the right-hand side of the screen. That issue is probably resolved too but I won't know until there is a new update available. Thank again for the update Ilia!
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That's great Ilia! Thanks a lot. I've got it up and running now and see no issues so far. Were you able to use the same basic install routines as Ubuntu? Here are a couple screenshots. Thanks again!
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Does anyone have any ideas on this? Is there a way to force Webmin to run a certain install routine? Or is there a way to spoof the OS so Webmin will think I'm running Ubuntu 22.04? Does anyone know does Webmin determines the host OS that it's being installed on? Thanks!
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What happens when you go to https://localhost:10000 etc. after the impasse? Some info here that might be helpful: https://theduckchannel.github.io/post/17082021/install-webmin-on-arch-linux/ Cheers!
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Is the Webmin PGP key installed? wget -q -O- http://www.webmin.com/jcameron-key.asc | sudo apt-key add More info: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-webmin-on-ubuntu-20-04 You could also try a different repository / mirror in Ubuntu (Maybe that one is currently having a problem?): https://askubuntu.com/questions/37753/how-can-i-get-apt-to-use-a-mirror-close-to-me-or-choose-a-faster-mirror Lol, when I go to the URL in your screenshot I get a Webmin login page! https://ul-i-vls1.upgradelabs.eu:1023/...
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Is the Webmin PGP key installed? wget -q -O- http://www.webmin.com/jcameron-key.asc | sudo apt-key add You could also try a different repository / mirror in Ubuntu (Maybe that one is currently having a problem?): https://askubuntu.com/questions/37753/how-can-i-get-apt-to-use-a-mirror-close-to-me-or-choose-a-faster-mirror Lol, when I go to the URL in your screenshot I get a Webmin login page! https://ul-i-vls1.upgradelabs.eu:1023/ Cheers!
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How are you trying to connect to the machine with webmin installed? The best way for troubleshooting would be by IP address and port. Example: https://192.168.0.2:10000 Are you getting an error on the browser of the machine you are trying to connect from? Webmin runs SSL by default and uses a self-signed cert so most modern browsers will throw an error when trying to connect and then you have to click "Advanced" or similar and allow the cert. You could try turning off SSL in the webmin config and...
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How are you trying to connect to the machine with webmin installed? The best way for troubleshooting would be by IP address and port. Example: https://192.168.0.2:10000 Are you getting an error on the browser of the machine you are trying to connect from? Webmin runs SSL by default and uses a self-signed cert so most modern browsers will throw an error when trying to connect and then you have to click "Advanced" or similar and allow the cert. You could try turning off SSL in the webmin config and...
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if you run the 'adduser' command it should create a /home directory for you. If you use the 'useradd' command you'll need to add an -m switch after it to have a /home directory created. Either of these should work to create a 'newuser1' account (and group) with an accompanying /home/newuser1 directory: adduser newuser1 or useradd -m newuser1 Cheers!
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Most of the Webmin modules are not available by default when installing (either by .deb or tar) on the Linux Lite OS. The Webmin installer finds the Linux Lite OS as "Generic Linux" and I think that maybe the crux of the problem. I've also got a Linux Mint 21 machine running Webmin and it works fine there. Both it and Linux Lite 6 are based on Ubuntu 22.04 and I've looked around through both and don't find any difference at all in the file system layout and locations of directories / files. After...
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Most of the Webmin modules are not available by default when installing (either by .deb or tar) on the Linux Lite OS. The Webmin installer finds the Linux Lite OS as "Generic Linux" and I think that maybe the crux of the problem. I've also got a Linux Mint 21 machine running Webmin and it works fine there. Both it and Linux Lite 6 are based on Ubuntu 22.04 and I've looked around through both and don't find any difference at all in the file system layout and locations of directories / files. After...
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