Webmin 2.660 and Usermin 2.560 released

Howdy all,

We’ve rolled out Webmin 2.660 and Usermin 2.560 to all Virtualmin repos.

Changes since Webmin 2.653 and Usermin 2.552:

  • Add support for creating vfsv1 Linux quota files for limits above 4 TiB, while preserving existing quota file formats
  • Add Btrfs subvolume quota management to the Disk Quotas module, with full and simple accounting modes
  • Add support for openSUSE 16 vendor and local Logrotate configuration overlays #2682
  • Add support for applying multiple patches at once with the patch sub-command
  • Add APT package hold management to the Package Updates module
  • Add an option to send scheduled package update email only when new updates are found forum.virtualmin.com/t/137796
  • Add incremental ban time options to the Fail2Ban module
  • Fix Webmin server connections that open but never send a request, preventing them from waiting indefinitely #2815
  • Fix to ignore failures when adding IPv6 link-local fe80:: addresses that may already be configured automatically
  • Fix creation of permissions new log files in the System Logs module (thanks to Kevin Carter)
  • Fix automatic reply message and reply tracking to keep working after a user’s home directory changes in Usermin #126
  • Fix custom reply tracking file being reset to the default when editing an automatic reply in Usermin
  • Fix Fail2Ban jail editor to correctly separate actions when one has no parameters #2718
  • Fix to honor the editable users ACL in the group member chooser in Users and Groups module #2464
  • Update the Authentic theme to the latest version with various improvements:
    • Fix change detection and submission for forms using grouped bottom action buttons
    • Fix login page front side clipping and flip animation for long welcome messages
    • Fix opening the wrong directory in Terminal for domain owners in File Manager
    • Fix disallowed entry handling in File Manager forum.virtualmin.com/t/137654
    • Fix inline images not displaying when printing emails in Usermin
    • Fix various styling issues for ConfigServer Security & Firewall
    • Fix navigation detection for the new Virtualmin Podman plugin
    • Fix bottom page action buttons wrapping and alignment
    • Fix errors for Webmin-only users in File Manager

Changes since Webmin 2.652 and Usermin 2.551:

  • Fix to include missing xmlrpc-lib.pl file in the package
  • Fix listing partially installed Debian and derivative packages
  • Update the Authentic theme to the latest version with various improvements:
    • Add improved support for the upcoming Virtualmin Podman plugin
    • Fix mail compose panel styling and sizing on initial load in Usermin
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a lot of of stuff here is above me, lol, but welcomed.

Add APT package hold management to the Package Updates module

Is package hold management just for Debian/Ubuntu systems? Is it not possible on other flavours of Linux. I am using Ubuntu so I am fine.

thanks for the update

There’s a dnf plugin for it, but I’ve never seen anyone mention using it.

No, DNF supports this as well. As Joe noted, DNF 4 requires a plugin for it to work, while DNF 5 already includes built-in support for held packages.

So, for consistency, we need to support it too:

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What exactly versionlock doing? I have not investigaed it but seems wanted so just wondering what exactly the function is supposed to do?

versionlock is DNF’s equivalent of an APT package hold.

When a package is held, normal and scheduled updates will not change it. You can unhold it, or explicitly update it once. Webmin then holds the newly installed version again.

I implemented it to gives APT and DNF systems consistent package-hold behavior.

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@Ilia
ok cool thanks for the answer and description

Docs

Webmin doesn’t hold anything. The package manager does. :wink:

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Sounds like a great feature. Not sure I will use it as I stick to the OS default versions and have not had a reason not to update anything.

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