I’ve just rolled out version 4.11 of Virtualmin virtual-server module for all repos. I believe this (along with the newest install.sh) fixes all known CentOS 7 installation and initial configuration issues with Virtualmin.
Changes since 4.10:
Updated the phpMyAdmin script installer to version 4.2.8.1, 4.1.14.4 and 4.0.10.3, Moodle to 2.7, Wordpress to 4.0, PiWik to 2.6.1, X2CRM to 4.2.1, FengOffice to 2.7.0.1, Node.JS to 0.10.32, and Django to 1.4.15 and 1.7.
If Dovecot 2 or higher has SSL enabled, the certificate for domains with a private IP address will be used for connections to the Dovecot server.
IPv6 addresses in Virtualmin are now supported on all operation systems that Webmin supports them for, rather than just Linux.
Automatic cleanup of messages in all mailboxes and folders can now be setup in Virtualmin, to enforce an email retention policy or save on disk space.
If Postfix and Dovecot are setup to use SSL, they will be configured to use the certificate belonging to virtual servers with their own private IP address for connections to that IP.
As always, let us know if you spot any bugs. There’s some new features in this one, in addition to the CentOS 7 support fixes, so the likelihood of bugs is higher than bugfix and stability releases.
I can confirm that my dedicated server now has the 4.11 Pro version. I’m positive this was not intended and I won’t mind losing the extra functionality after the fix
Yep, that was my fault. I ran my “copy this to all the Debian/Ubuntu GPL repos” script in the wrong directory…that’s what I get for doing a software release at the end of a long day.
It should be fixed now, and a new version 4.11.gpl-2 should be in the repos which will replace the Pro version. The Pro version would give license errors, eventually, but it won’t harm anything to have installed it temporarily. I haven’t tested this, as I don’t have an Ubuntu/Debian system handy that got the problem package, and I’m focused on making sure we haven’t been effected by the bash bug on any of our servers right now, so won’t be able to test until tomorrow morning.
There shouldn’t be anything in updating Virtualmin that would cause SSL for one of your services to stop working.
We’ll need do some troubleshooting and otherwise dig into things a bit – with that in mind, you may want to open up a new Forum post regarding this issue, so we can keep the topics separate.
When opening a new Forum post, let us know what distro/version you’re using, as well as what shows up in the mail logs when trying to connect to IMAP via SSL.
Also, let us know what the output of this command is:
netstat -an | grep :993
Put all that info into a new Forum post though, that will make it easier for us to assist.
My problem has been resolved… The last update need a reboot and, for a reason I don’t know, the firewall didn’t start at boot. And the port 993 wasn’t opened…