This difference came to my attention when I was looking for webmin 1.999-2 – the newer repo has it while the older one does not.
from another post –
Perhaps, you have issues with Virtualmin repos? It is easy to fix your repos by downloading [install.sh ] (https://www.virtualmin.com/download) script and running it with install.sh -s flag to setup repos and exit.
I believe there are similar differences in the baseurl for the virtualmin repo too.
Should I go around and update the repo configs on all my systems, or are the older URLs still supported?
If the older repo URL should still work, please add webmin 1.999-2 to it
Yes, this is the best way to re-configure repos automatically. We put a lot of efforts into making it work across different installs and various distros smoothly.
As mentioned previously by Stefan, use Virtualmin 7 pre-release version of install.sh script and run it as install.sh --setup from your console.
No, I don’t think @Joe has forgotten and will push upcoming Webmin 2.000 to the old repos as well. There was a bug in Webmin 1.999-2 which affects older systems (i.e. CentOS 7).
There only one problem found with CentOS 7, that is Webmin BIND config file is being updated incorrectly. You can manually save /etc/webmin/bind8/config file and restore it after manual upgrade of Webmin 1.999-2 … or rather (better) wait for upcoming Webmin 2.000 release to appear in Virtualmin repos.
