I installed “webmin-virtualmin-password-recovery” (v1.12) and the recovery buttons appear on the login form for both “Virtualmin” and “Usermin” as expected.
When I click “Forgot your Usermin password” for instance, the form is displayed, well very ugly.
Reviewing the source code of the page generated, it seems like the HTML is referencing some style classes, but there is no stylesheet being referenced in the output, which seems like it could be the cause of the plain, ugly output. As if stylesheets are missing that would allow the page to take on a look similar to the rest of the panel.
Also, I get the impression like the “Forgot Password” screen was intended to show up in a “popup” but the way Chrome and many other browsers work these days, it ends up showing in a “new tab” instead.
@Jamie, do you remember we agreed to integrate password recovery into the Webmin core? Any progress on that? I recall you mentioned wanting to take a look at it…
I hacked together a stylesheet to closely resemble the dark theme of Virtualmin. It’s rough around the edges, but at least makes the page look like it belongs for now.
Inserted a “print” statement into “index.cgi” at after line “40” and into “usermin.cgi” after line “18” though again, this is just a hack so I’m sure it could done better in an official way.