Howdy,
I’m looking at upgrading to Virtualmin Pro, but I wanted to see that the script installers are up to date. In looking here:
Well, it would seem you’ve noticed a bug that none of us have picked up on
The current list of install scripts is actually here:
https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/install-scripts
But, even that current list has the incorrect version numbers listed in there, they’re apparently not being updated correctly.
That doesn’t reflect what actually is in Virtualmin
As I look in Virtualmin now, WordPress is at 3.3.1, Joomla at 2.5.3, Drupal is 7.12… if there’s any others you’d like to know, feel free to ask.
But we’ll need to fix the script that exports that Install Script list and publishes it into the documentation here, it’s apparently malfunctioning. Thanks for the heads up!
Is there an SLA? No, it’s “best effort”.
However, we certainly don’t want you to get stuck with an app that has a security vulnerability, and we’d love it if you wanted to renew your Virtualmin license next year. That is, we want you to be happy
Newer software versions typically become available in Virtualmin within a few days of that software being released.
There’s been a handful of cases over the years where a serious vulnerability appeared in a particular web app, where even a “few days” may have been too much. In cases like that, customers have notified us of the severity of the problem via a Support Request, and Jamie pushed out a new Install Script version quicker than normal.
if I upgrade to Pro, can I also keep some GPL domains?
Unfortunately not, sorry!
The issue there is that there’s more functionality to Virtualmin Pro than the install scripts.
Having a GPL-only domain would indeed make it so that a given domain can’t use Install Scripts, but the remainder of Virtualmin Pro’s features would still be active. That is, that GPL domain would still be benefiting from being on a Virtualmin Pro server.
If you’re interested in having some Virtualmin GPL domains, the best way to do that would be with a separate server.
If you have any other questions, feel free to let us know!
-Eric