From 24cd121642e932e2429c36fa1b1c01a51c41eeea Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ilia Ross Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2025 20:41:24 +0300 Subject: [PATCH] Update outdated SSL explanations --- usermin/edit_ssl.cgi | 1 - usermin/lang/en | 3 +-- webmin/edit_ssl.cgi | 1 - webmin/lang/en | 3 +-- 4 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/usermin/edit_ssl.cgi b/usermin/edit_ssl.cgi index 4806011c7..0cb0d5120 100755 --- a/usermin/edit_ssl.cgi +++ b/usermin/edit_ssl.cgi @@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ print &ui_tabs_start(\@tabs, "mode", $in{'mode'} || $tabs[0]->[0], 1); # Basic SSL settings print &ui_tabs_start_tab("mode", "ssl"); print $text{'ssl_desc1'},"

\n"; -print $text{'ssl_desc2'},"

\n"; print &ui_form_start("change_ssl.cgi", "post"); print &ui_table_start($text{'ssl_header'}, undef, 2); diff --git a/usermin/lang/en b/usermin/lang/en index 18b5711c0..e725a3412 100644 --- a/usermin/lang/en +++ b/usermin/lang/en @@ -130,8 +130,7 @@ acl_title=Available Modules acl_desc=Use this page to select which installed Usermin modules are visible to users. ssl_title=SSL Encryption -ssl_desc1=The host on which Usermin is running appears to have the SSLeay Perl module installed. Using this, Usermin supports SSL encrypted communication between your browser and the server. If users are accessing your Usermin server over the Internet, then you should definitely consider using SSL to prevent an attacker capturing their passwords. -ssl_desc2=Warning - only turn on SSL support if you have a browser that supports SSL, and there is no firewall blocking https requests between your browser and the Usermin host. +ssl_desc1=Usermin can use SSL to encrypt the connection between your browser and the server. If you connect to Usermin over the internet, always use SSL to protect your password and prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. ssl_newkey=This form can be used to create a new SSL key for your Usermin server. ssl_hole=Because you are currently using the default Usermin SSL key that everyone has access to, you should generate a new key immediately. Otherwise your SSL connection is not secure! ssl_savekey=This form allows you to upload an existing PEM format SSL private key and certificate for your Usermin server to use. diff --git a/webmin/edit_ssl.cgi b/webmin/edit_ssl.cgi index 339527d50..e08fd353f 100755 --- a/webmin/edit_ssl.cgi +++ b/webmin/edit_ssl.cgi @@ -48,7 +48,6 @@ print ui_tabs_start(\@tabs, "mode", $in{'mode'} || $tabs[0]->[0], 1); # Basic SSL settings print ui_tabs_start_tab("mode", "ssl"); print $text{'ssl_desc1'},"

\n"; -print $text{'ssl_desc2'},"

\n"; print ui_form_start("change_ssl.cgi", "post"); print ui_table_start($text{'ssl_header'}, undef, 2); diff --git a/webmin/lang/en b/webmin/lang/en index 7cff4f820..c5cf373c1 100644 --- a/webmin/lang/en +++ b/webmin/lang/en @@ -339,8 +339,7 @@ ssl_title=SSL Encryption ssl_essl=The Net::SSLeay perl module does not appear to be installed on your system. To install the OpenSSL library and Net::SSLeay, follow these instructions from the Webmin website. ssl_cpan=Alternately, you can have Webmin download and install the required Net::SSLeay Perl module for you. ssl_emessage=The error message from Perl was : $1 -ssl_desc1=The host on which Webmin is running appears to have the SSLeay Perl module installed. Using this, Webmin supports SSL encrypted communication between your browser and the server. If you are accessing your Webmin server over the Internet, then you should definitely consider using SSL to prevent an attacker capturing your Webmin password. -ssl_desc2=Warning - only turn on SSL support if you have a browser that supports SSL, and there is no firewall blocking https requests between your browser and the Webmin host. +ssl_desc1=Webmin can use SSL to encrypt the connection between your browser and the server. If you connect to Webmin over the internet, always use SSL to protect your password and prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. ssl_header=SSL support ssl_on=Enable SSL? ssl_key=Private key file