I am sure it does …
I am wondering how it affects you all …
Personally I am fed up of reading incoming email … how does it affect you guys actively hosting etc…
David
trouble tickets from users affects many of us 
Pain in the butt eh …
Can be but user base pays the bills
Absolutely …
Hang around dude … they will sort you.
David
I just want to say thank you for the patch thanks 
Best team ever!
You need ssh on a server.
And, there is nothing stopping browsing directly to Usermin on port 20000, if you need access to Usermin and cannot apply the patch before the new release arrives.
If you’re talking about the Terminal module inside Webmin, it could work, but you’ll run into a small issue. The patch command restarts Webmin in a way that terminates the active Webmin session, which cuts off the patch’s cleanup steps mid-process.
Things will probably still work afterward, but you may end up with a few leftover .orig files in the Webmin root directory.
And, if you’re using a regular terminal outside of Webmin, though, everything should work without problems.
Nevertheless, I should probably figure out how to make the patch command play nice when run from Webmin’s terminal too.
How did you install virtualmin in the first place without a ssh terminal ? I’m just interested
I did wonder why SSH was mentioned. lol
With webmin patch create a temporary cron job that once it completes, it self deletes itself. It could also force webmin sessions to be logged out 
No, that’s way too much complexity for something that should generally be extremely rare. (And, even with a cleanup job, this is the kind of thing ssh is ideal for. I wouldn’t want to encourage use of the Terminal for performing surgery on the running Webmin.)
No worries. I’ve already fixed the patch command so it works from the Webmin Terminal as well by switching to reload rather than restart.
The one drawback is that it can’t patch miniserv.pl on its own while things are running—you’d need to follow up with an extra systemctl restart webmin command.
nice update 