Ubuntu 24.04 LTS support

[Steini]

@serkanbaser

Using raspberry pi 5, and waiting this update about last 3 months.

Months? I doubt: April 25 it was released.

Oh, forgot to ask: Could you please prioritise 24.04 for *min support? When can we expect the update, please?

[serkanbaser]

R pi 5 starts support 23.10 but its not LTS, thats why waiting that much…

[7x1]

Thank you for your continued support!

This thread of information helped me today.

Best of luck with your work.

Respectfully,
7x

[danass]

Thanks for supporting Ubuntu 24 LTS! I really love virtualmin/webmin; i can’t go back to manual editing now … !

[Ilia]

Official Ubuntu 24.04 support has been added!

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS support in virtualmin-install.sh and virtualmin-config

Howdy all, I’ve rolled out the latest version of virtualmin-install.sh (7.4.0) and virtualmin-config (7.0.19) and the LAMP/LEMP stack metapackages, which include support for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. This is new and thus somewhat lightly tested, so it is very likely to have bugs/quirks. Please test your installation fully before considering it production-ready. If you need production-ready immediately and you can’t or don’t know how to test the installation thoroughly for your use case, you probably o…

[stefan1959]

Wouldn’t this be called beta testing.

[Ilia]

No. We expect it to work just fine.

[Joe]

lol. This didn’t age well.

[Ilia]

No it didn’t!

[africabloe]

Yesterday I made a nice snapshot of my Ubuntu 22.04 and tried to upgrade to 22.04.
Everything during installation was error free, but I switched from Ubuntu 23.04 first (it was impossible otherwise) and after rebooting, Virtualmin told me I have Debian13.
I immediately started upgrading for the 2nd time - no error again.
When the system rebooted, Virtualmin told me quite correctly that I have Ubuntu 22.04.
But SSH was no longer working.
I think the reason was that my repositories were not ok in the first place.
I should have removed the PHP 8.3 version of ppa ondrej.
And also all files of php version 8.3. I should load the php version of Ubuntu 22.04.
After that I read on the Internet, that Ubuntu doesn’t like to find other versions when upgrading.
And imagine I did all this upgrade without the new updates from the Virtualmin developers.

Virtualmin is an awesomely stable system, very complex with endless helpful information for the end user. What other control panel can give us so many features and benefits.
I’m sure that when the time comes for the final upgrade (very soon for me) to the next long-lived Ubuntus, everything will be very easy.
It’s just that when you’re dealing with something as labyrinthine as a management system, you need to study a little and not do what you think, but follow those who know more than you.
And there are always some who know more.

[sp1ke77]

Thank you so much for the update.
Big fan of your work
Will test it and let you now.

[sp1ke77]

Instalation done without errors on a Linode server.

[Ilia]

Yeah, all known major bugs were fixed the same day. Please let us know if you find anything else.

[windblade89]

Hahaha sorry Joe was just asking i’m not saying do it now. Stop being so sensitive man.