@tsekka,
I believe like most settings, when you change this it will only take effect for “new” virtual servers not existing ones. If you change the password for a virtual server after making the setting change, it may apply the new policy to that virtual server.
Perhaps @Joe can chime in when he has a moment to clarify.
Oh, and you don’t have to re-run the setup wizard to make this change. You can go into
Virtualmin > System Settings > Server Templates > Default Settings
Then navigate to
Administration User
You’ll see the option there listed under
Store clear text passwords?
Hope this helps, and if my suggestion above works, feel free to clarify here.
*** You’ll know a virtual server is using a “hashed password” if, when you go to “Edit Virtual Server” page you can no longer preview the password under “Configurable Settings > Administration Password” ***
Best Regards,
Peter Knowles | TPN Solutions