Recent changes to patches

extensions for config-lib

Joerg Steffens — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 16:21:33 -0000

extensions for config-lib:
- support different seperators chars for selections (defaults stays at "-")
- support more readonly fields (for display settings, that can't be changed)

Better fstype description

Jan Engelhardt — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 17:04:03 -0000

Had this patch from myself still lying around in my webmin checkout.

Usermin: mailto handler for Firefox3

Richard Neish — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:12:43 -0000

The attached patch allows the Usermin mailbox module to be used for mailto: links in web pages using Firefox3. See http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web-based_protocol_handlers for details of how this works.

The main change is to mailbox/reply_mail.cgi to allow this to respond to mailto: links by creating a new message populated with To:, Cc:, Bcc, Subject and mail body specified in the link. This requires that the user is already logged in to Usermin and the "Trust links from unknown referrers" option is enabled in Usermin config.

To use this feature from Firefox3, the mailto: handler must be registered in the browser. This patch adds an installer page attched to the "Help" menu of the Mailbox module. Follow the "Help" link from the mail list screen to install.

Patch built against usermin-1.350.tar.gz

Current Debian version numbers

moehre — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 23:29:53 -0000

1.390 doesn't detect Debian "etch" (or "woody", "potato", ...). Also, "testing/unstable" shouldn't get 3.2 anymore.

Webmin User Module : fix in deleting group

Ken-ichi AKIMOTO — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 05:21:53 -0000

I created a patch that fix a issue when deleting a group, Webmin cannot delete the group that remains showing deleted subgroups as a member of it.

diffs below:

*** acl/acl-lib.pl Tue Feb 27 15:50:49 2007
--- acl_new/acl-lib.pl Mon Mar 12 15:15:44 2007
***************
*** 394,399 ****
--- 394,404 ----
&lock_file("$config_directory/webmin.groups");
local $lref = &read_file_lines("$config_directory/webmin.groups");
@$lref = grep { !/^([^:]+):/ || $1 ne $_[0] } @$lref;
+ foreach (@$lref) {
+ $_ =~ s/(\@$_[0])(:| )/\2/;
+ $_ =~ s/ +/ /g;
+ $_ =~ s/^([^:]+): ([^:]+):/\1:\2:/;
+ }
&flush_file_lines();
&unlock_file("$config_directory/webmin.groups");
&unlink_file(map { "$config_directory/$_/$_[0].gacl" } &list_modules());

[PATCH] SSHD

Paul — Wed, 03 May 2006 18:01:17 -0000

This is a patch against the public release of Webmin
1.271 to enable 3 options in OpenSSH (not sure of other
severs/clients), changes outlined below.

Authentication:
+ Display "Last login" at login? - Added to make use
of the PrintLastLog option in openssh.
+ Map resolved hostname to IP address - Added to make
use of the UseDNS option in openssh > 3.7

Networking:
* Disconnect if client has crashed? - Updated to make
use of TCPKeepAlive rather than the obsoleted KeepAlive
option in openssh.

add a stop button to the proftpd module

Mario Vazquez — Wed, 23 Nov 2005 23:04:22 -0000

currently the proftpd module do not allow to stop the
proftpd daemon after it is running. The patch included
add a button to the main proftpd module screen to stop
the daemon when needed.

The patch adds a stop.cgi script, and a stop_cmd to
some of the configurations. Also four new variables
are added to the en and es languages: index_stop,
index_stopmsg, stop_err, stop_einetd. Those four need
to be translated to the other languages supported by
this module.

Fix for file descriptor leak

Peter Åstrand — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 07:58:22 -0000

When Webmin is started via /etc/webmin/start, a file
descriptor for the current terminal is retained. This
makes it impossible to install the Webmin Solaris
package via a script (for example, via Pythons
subprocess module). The fix is simple: just close the
temporary open file.

The problem has been verified on both Linux and
Solaris. It can be verified by running "lsof | grep
miniserv":

miniserv. 13284 root 3u CHR 136,27
29 /dev/pts/27

/dev/pts/27 is the tty that executed /etc/webmin/start.

Webmin-sarg module - allow creation of report for today only

Andrew Seguin — Sat, 15 Oct 2005 07:59:27 -0000

In the sarg module of webmin (running webmin v. 1.230),
it wasn't possible to generate the logs for today (this
patch, below, changes this with what I hope is no
impact otherwise).

I think it was a bit of a usability bug that if you have the
option Generate report by "All records in log file" and
the date range doing the same: that if you enter the
date range as 0 to 0 that the module would not pass a
date range at all to sarg and therefore sarg would
generate a report based on the whole access log.

This patch changes only the decision part in sarg-lib.pl
whether or not there was specified a start and end date
to recognize both dates being 0.

Patch is as follows:
$ diff sarg-lib.pl sarg-lib.pl.new
421c421
< if ( $from || $to ) {
---
> if ( ($from || $to) || ($from == 0 && $to == 0) ) {

ps: Thank you webmin developers for an excelent and
time-saving tool!!

Unix Groups to Webmin User mapping

Jon Allie — Wed, 15 Jun 2005 13:47:14 -0000

This patch enables a new checkbox in the unix
authentication screen in webmin users:

"Map unix groups to webmin users of the same name"
(text pulled from $text{'unix_groups'})

When enabled, this adds the unixgroups=1 option to
miniserv.conf.

With this patch, if unixauth is enabled, webmin will
get a list of a users secondary groups and try to match
the group names against the list of existing webmin
users. If it finds a match, it will set '$baseauthuser'
to the webmin user that matches the group name.

This patch won't handle multiple matching groups; the
first matching group is used.

files changed:

miniserv.pl
acl/edit_unix.cgi
acl/save_unix.cgi
acl/lang/en