terminal was in the list of modules, but did not install
following some other thread i deleted the modle to download and install, bt have been unable to find that module in the downloads modules list or any google search
Were you looking in the correct place? I use Virtualmin so I don’t know if it’s exactly the same. But, refresh the modules list. The middle icon at the bottom is the terminal.
But, Webmin includes the terminal module. It’s just in the package. You don’t need to “get it”. If you install Webmin, you have Terminal. (Unless you installed the webmin-minimal package, which you should almost certainly not do if you’re not a developer building a custom Webmin distribution or Webmin-based tool.)
i have since checked on another installation on alma linux and terminal is installed there, but not working (some missing perl module), i have cloned the module and will try to copy it to the centos system, as i have local access to the alma system i don’t really need terminal on that as i can just run terminal directly
but no terminal, there shell but I think that running shell commands, what is shellinabox.wbm.gz and the original description for the old site seems close.
" Description Login like telnet or SSH, but without needing an actual telnet or SSH server running on your system. Also allows logging in through firewalls, by tunneling data through HTTP requests!"
What the heck are all of you doing!? You already have the Terminal module! If you installed Webmin using the full package from Webmin.com. If you don’t have it, it’s because you installed the wrong thing (the webmin-minimal package) or you have an old version and you should stop running old software.
If you don’t see it, it’s just because your user doesn’t have access to it. Give your user access to it.
And, stop trying to install weird stuff. Shell In A Box is a very old thing, and there’s a reason (several reasons) it’s not anything we’ve ever distributed as a core part of Webmin or Virtualmin.
thank you for your response
if you actually read my previous posts i did not have it as i had erroneously deleted it and needed to get it again
thank you to stefan for supply me the link i was unable to find, i now have terminal in my list of modules, still have an issue with needing some perl module, that appears to be hard to fix as centos 7 is not supported, but that is a completely separate problem
Thank You
i had eventually figured it was called xterm, which should have solved the problem for me but I missed the point
downloaded from your link > all good