A new version of Virtualmin has been rolled out to all software repositories.
Changes since 3.97:
Updated the Z-push script installer to version 2.0.6, Dolibarr to 3.2.3, Django to 1.4.3, WordPress to 3.5.0, TWiki to 5.1.3, SMF to 2.0.3, CMS Made Simple to 1.11.4, Drupal to 7.19 and 6.28, phpMyAdmin to 3.5.5, eXtplorer to 2.1.2, TikiWiki to 10.0 and 6.9, SugarCRM to 6.5.9, Moodle to 2.4.1, FengOffice to 2.2.2, WebCalendar to 1.2.6, Instiki to 0.9.15, Coppermine to 1.5.22, ZenPhoto to 1.4.4, PiWik to 1.10.1, Trac to 0.12.5, and Movable Type to 5.2.2. Added script installers for FileCharger and AjaXplorer.
When disabling a top-level virtual server, an option is now available to also disable all sub-servers at the same time.
Added the Mail Client Configuration page, for setting up a Thunderbird-style client autoconfiguration URL for all virtual servers.
Moved all background cron jobs (except existing backups) to Webmin’s built-in scheduler, to save memory and reduce the CPU load of launching cron jobs.
As always, if you run into any bugs, let us know in the ticket tracker.
There’s a few different ways to upgrade, but if you used the install.sh script to perform the installation, you could always log into your server over SSH as root and run one of these two commands (the first is for CentOS, the second for Debian/Ubuntu):
We always recommend keeping all the packages on your system up to date. Those are all normal – Ubuntu has released a number of updates recently, incorporating bugfixes and security updates.
For example, both PHP and MySQL had new versions released towards the end of January.
However, if you really want to upgrade just Virtualmin, and not any other packages (which we don’t recommend, as the ones your seeing contain security fixes), you could run this command: