This PR tightens handling of proxied SSL client certificate headers so they are only honored when Webmin is configured to trust SSL headers and the direct TCP peer matches an explicit `trusted_proxies` entry.
The change preserves legacy forwarded-IP behavior for `trust_real_ip`, but prevents ambiguous legacy configs with no trusted proxy from accepting spoofable `X-SSL-Client-*` headers as authentication identity. During postinstall, such legacy configs now default to `no_trust_ssl=1`.
ⓘ Prevent Webmin from swallowing Certbot's key-path output when extracting PEM paths, while preserving IPv6 cert-name support and adding regression coverage.
ⓘ Create and configure missing bond devices with ip link, attach partner interfaces before assigning addresses, avoid legacy module auto-creation when ip is available, and add regression coverage.
Ref.: https://github.com/webmin/webmin/pull/2777
This PR fixes an issue where, after an unclean exit, Webmin can leave `miniserv.pid` behind.
If the kernel later reuses that PID for an unrelated process, the startup guard only checked that the PID was alive and refused to start with “Webmin is already running”.
With systemd restart handling, this can leave Webmin permanently down until the PID file is manually removed.
This change verifies that the live PID actually belongs to `miniserv.pl` running the same config before treating it as an active Webmin instance.
On Linux, it reads `/proc/<pid>/cmdline`, checks the miniserv script, and compares the config file by inode so symlinked paths still match and Usermin is correctly distinguished.
If the PID is confirmed unrelated, the stale PID file is removed and startup continues. If the process cannot be inspected, the previous conservative behavior is preserved.
Also hardens PID-file parsing with chomp and numeric validation, and adds tests for unrelated PID reuse, matching config, symlinked config, different miniserv config, and unreadable command-line fallback.
This PR ensure proxied WebSocket backend writes complete the full buffer for both TLS and plain TCP connections.
Fail backend handshakes cleanly if writes cannot be completed, preventing truncated headers or frames from corrupting linked WebSocket tunnels.
Originally hinted by this code review: d1d1bad4ae (r189931785)
ⓘ Display Webmin-managed SSH public keys from the configured real home directory for automatic home accounts, matching the save path and avoiding accidental blank key fields.
ⓘ Default packaged unit files to read-only, keep drop-ins as the safe override path, hide boot controls for protected base units, and reject [Install] sections in drop-in overrides.
ⓘ Add a disabled-by-default module option for deleting packaged systemd unit files, while keeping local unit deletion allowed and enforcing the policy in both UI and backend paths.
ⓘ Use the existing scheduled websocket cleanup path for linked-server ws-link routes and expire unopened temporary routes after five minutes.
This limits how long credential-bearing proxy routes can remain in `miniserv.conf` while leaving active and normal websocket cleanup behavior unchanged.
ⓘ Remove single-use ws-link routes when backend setup fails or after the backend handshake is consumed, with final loop cleanup kept as a fallback.
This prevents failed linked websocket retries from leaving temporary credential-bearing routes in `miniserv.conf`.
ⓘ Only store `backend_session` for xterm websocket routes when there is no real browser session and a one-time backend key is needed. Normal xterm sessions continue using the browser session directly.
ⓘ Require websocket routes to opt in with allow_basic_ws before Basic auth is accepted in session mode. Mark linked ws-link routes and no-cookie backend-session routes as allowed, while leaving normal session-backed routes unmarked.
ⓘ Correct linked-server WebSocket proxy registration for parent-prefixed URLs, rebuild backend Host/Origin from the child server, and prevent duplicate rewrites from invalidating tokens.
ⓘ Check OpenSSL's pending buffer before `select()` in the websocket forwarding loop so TLS-backed linked websocket streams do not stall during bursty backend output.
This PR adds general WebSocket proxying for linked Webmin servers, allowing modules such as `xterm` to work when opened through `servers/link.cgi`.
As requested in https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1866.
This PR adds SSH public key management to the Users and Groups edit flow for existing Unix users.
Webmin stores its managed key with a readable marker in `authorized_keys`, validates submitted public keys, preserves unrelated keys, supports rename/update/remove flows, and performs user `.ssh` file operations as the target Unix user.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1827
Expose missing prefork, worker, and event MPM tuning directives under Apache Processes and Limits, including MaxRequestWorkers, ServerLimit, ThreadLimit, ThreadsPerChild, and spare-thread controls.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1821
Add an opt-in SMART module config option for manually listing hardware RAID passthrough devices, expose configured physical disks to smartctl, and document the option.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1704
- When the system hostname domain changes, update `localhost.<old-domain>` in Postfix `mydestination` to `localhost.<new-domain>`.
- This sits alongside the existing hostname/FQDN updates for Postfix destinations.
Previous behavior:
`save_dns.cgi` only updated Postfix `mydestination` entries that exactly matched:
- the old short hostname, like `host`
- the old FQDN, like `host.old-domain.test`
It did **not** update:
- `localhost.old-domain.test`
So if you changed:
```text
host.old-domain.test
```
to:
```text
host.new-domain.test
```
Postfix could become:
```text
mydestination = host.new-domain.test, host, localhost.old-domain.test
```
After this hunk, it also updates that localhost domain entry:
```text
localhost.old-domain.test
```
to:
```text
localhost.new-domain.test
```
- Preserve existing spacing and inline comments when rewriting `/etc/nsswitch.conf` `hosts:` lines.
- Preserve indentation, comment prefix, inline comments, and field separators when rewriting `/etc/hosts` rows.
- Add tests for the `nsswitch.conf` spacing/comment behavior.
ⓘ Treat Linux active virtual interfaces as secondary IP addresses instead of independent links, fixing alias parsing, hiding invalid status controls, rejecting down-state creation, and removing existing aliases with ip addr del when needed.
Reproduce path:
Example repro before this fix:
1. Go to **Network Configuration → Network Interfaces → Active Now**.
2. Click **Add a new interface**.
3. Enter:
```text
Name: enp0s5:1
IPv4 address: 10.211.55.21
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
Status: Down
```
4. Click **Create**.
Before the fix, Webmin could still create the alias or handle it inconsistently, because `enp0s5:1` is not a real link that can be “down”. It is just an extra IP address on `enp0s5`.
Expected after the fix:
- The UI should not offer `Status` for active virtual aliases.
- If someone submits `up=0` manually anyway, Webmin rejects it with:
`Virtual interfaces cannot be created with down status`
- If an existing active virtual alias is saved as down through lower-level code, Webmin removes the IP using something like:
```bash
ip addr del 10.211.55.21/24 dev enp0s5
```
This PR adds dhcpcd backend support for Debian and Raspberry Pi OS network configuration. It detects dhcpcd only as a final fallback after Netplan, NetworkManager, and ifupdown, preventing Webmin from incorrectly falling back to `/etc/network/interfaces` on dhcpcd-managed systems.
The new backend reads and writes `/etc/dhcpcd.conf`, including DHCP and static IPv4/IPv6 configuration, gateways, static routes, DNS servers, search domains, MTU, and virtual IPv4 aliases. It also supports implicit DHCP-managed interfaces for default dhcpcd setups with no explicit interface blocks, and handles `allowinterfaces` / `denyinterfaces` behavior.
This PR also fixes apply/delete flows for dhcpcd-managed interfaces and virtual aliases, avoids rewriting generated `/etc/resolv.conf`, preserves spacing/comments in touched hosts and nsswitch files, and tightens Active Now handling so virtual aliases are treated as IP addresses rather than independent links.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1607
This PR fixes Webmin IP access control handling for IPv6 CIDR prefixes that are not divisible by 8, such as `/29` as mentioned in this https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1570 ticket.
Before Webmin validation rejected non-byte-aligned IPv6 network sizes, and the runtime matcher compared IPv6 networks only by whole bytes. This meant valid IPv6 CIDR prefixes could not be used safely in access control rules.
Changes:
- Allow IPv6 access-control prefixes from `/0` through `/128`, without requiring divisibility by 8.
- Add bit-accurate IPv6 prefix matching for ACL checks.
- Apply the same matching behavior in both `miniserv.pl` and `webmin/webmin-lib.pl`.
- Fix IPv6 canonicalization for `::` and trailing `::` forms used by the matcher.
- Add regression tests for `/0`, `/29`, `/32`, `/63`, `/64`, `/127`, and `/128`.
ⓘ The Postfix module’s “Virtual Domains” page actually manages `virtual_alias_maps`, not `virtual_mailbox_domains`.
This updates the UI labels, help text, ACL wording, and log message to call the feature "Virtual Alias Maps", reducing confusion without changing behavior.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1541
ⓘ Adds hidden `tempdirname` support and normalizes custom temp paths so Webmin always uses a private final directory like `.webmin`, while keeping the existing permission checks.
setup_ssl_contexts() registers CTX_set_tlsext_servername_callback only
on the default (*) context. Per-IP contexts from ipcert entries do not
get the callback. When a client connects to a dedicated IP, the per-IP
context is used directly, the SNI callback never fires, and the wrong
certificate is served regardless of the requested hostname.
Fix: register the same SNI callback on every context in %ssl_contexts.
The callback function is unchanged. Clients without SNI still receive
the per-IP certificate. Clients with SNI get the correct certificate
matched by hostname.
Related: https://github.com/virtualmin/virtualmin-gpl/pull/1229
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ⓘ Support IPv4/IPv6 identifiers in Webmin Let’s Encrypt requests, add days/months renewal scheduling, and enforce safe automatic renewal defaults for short-lived IP certificates.
a56748a3fc (r188893457)
ⓘ Move "custom" and "postgresql" into the core Webmin package and add Debian/RPM package metadata so upgrades retire the old standalone module packages cleanly.
This PR adds a standalone Systemd Services and Units module for managing systemd units across system and user scopes.
The module keeps systemd-specific behavior separate from the legacy Bootup and Shutdown module and is implemented as standalone `strict`/`warnings` Perl code rather than depending on its existing init helpers. Those helpers intentionally smooth over multiple init systems, while this module keeps systemd-specific file handling, user-manager behavior, ACL checks, and control operations explicit, scoped, and easier to audit.
It includes:
- Tabbed views for services, timers, sockets, paths, targets, storage, resources, devices, and user units
- Guided creation and editing for common unit types, with contextual fields, validation, and help
- User-scoped unit management with linger support and safe handling of home-directory unit files
- Runtime actions for start, stop, restart, enable, disable, status, logs, properties, dependencies, and system-unit mask/unmask
- Drop-in override inventory plus create, edit, and delete flows
- Manual unit-file editing with daemon reload reminders and actions
- Configurable module behavior, visible tabs, display options, and post-create navigation
- Comprehensive ACL controls for system/user scopes, actions, manual edits, drop-ins, linger, reload, backup, and user filters
- Safe Webmin user support through a scoped safe ACL preset
- Virtualmin integration for granting domain owners access to their own systemd user units
- Tests for unit generation, safety checks, ACL behavior, user-unit handling, backup coverage, and Perl::Critic compatibility
A companion Virtualmin PR adds template integration so domain owners can be granted scoped access to their own systemd user units when this module is installed.
* The MySQL module in Alpine it lacks default values. This change
uses the necessary values for the module to function.
* These values work for any version of Alpine Linux from 3.8
to Edge, since MariaDB is and always has been the default package.
* The tools server package was included in the package instalation
* Missing changelog entries were included
The issue is a known xterm.js/iPadOS Safari hardware-keyboard bug where Ctrl+C may be reported like Enter/newline instead of terminal interrupt input; it has been fixed upstream in xterm.js.
https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js/issues/5721
This PR adds baseline Alpine Linux support in Webmin with OS detection, APK package and update backend, OpenRC boot integration, ifupdown-style networking support and DHCPD defaults.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2353
The Webmin SSL LE renewal setting is labeled as "Months between automatic renewal", but it was previously saved as a calendar-style cron month expression like `*/N`.
That is not the same as an elapsed renewal interval. Webmin’s cron matcher evaluates month schedules against calendar month numbers, so values like `*/5`, `*/12`, or values above `12` do not reliably mean “renew every N months”. This could cause uneven or dangerously late renewal timing.
This changes the renewal job to use Webmin cron’s elapsed `interval` support instead of calendar-month matching.
- Saves automatic renewal as `renew * 30 * 24 * 60 * 60` seconds.
- Clears the cron time fields so the scheduler uses the interval path only.
- Keeps `months => '*/N'` so the SSL UI can continue to display the saved renewal value.
- Resets the renewal timer only after a newly issued certificate.
- Preserves the existing renewal timer for settings-only saves.
- Migrates existing month-based Let's Encrypt renewal jobs during postinstall.
This fixes saving a custom Webmin temp directory from Webmin Configuration → Advanced Options.
Previously, setting a path like /var/webmin/tmp failed if the directory did not already exist. Users had to create it manually, and it was easy to end up with a bad parent directory such as /var/webmin with 0700, which made the saved temp path unusable.
This change makes Webmin handle the safe parts automatically:
- Creates missing temp directories and parents as 0755
- Validates existing parent directories are traversable by group/other
- Requires the final Webmin temp directory to be root-owned with mode 0755
- Allows shared temp dirs like /var/tmp when root-owned and 1777
- Shows a clear error when existing permissions must be fixed manually
ⓘ Avoid forcing xterm shell PTYs into IO::Stty raw/noecho mode, which can leave interactive shells with broken echo, line editing, and control-key behavior. Keep the existing stty logic for other PTY callers, but add an opt-out flag so xterm can let the shell manage terminal mode normally.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2452
ⓘ Prefer Netplan when Debian has Netplan YAML config, otherwise select the existing NetworkManager backend for Debian systems with saved NM connection profiles, with regression tests for backend selection.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2559
* Note: Map the shared EL PHP configuration file /etc/php.ini to the php-fpm boot action when that service exists, so the PHP-FPM status monitor can resolve current status on Rocky/RHEL systems.
root@rocky9-pro:~# php-fpm -i | grep "Loaded Configuration File"
Loaded Configuration File => /etc/php.ini
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2599
* Note: Ignore zero-byte or unreadable Maildir files when listing messages, log skipped entries, and treat cached zero-byte reads as missing to avoid blank rows and inflated counts.
*Note: Removes Kea-specific ACL wrapper helpers and switches ACL editor/runtime checks to standard Webmin handling with direct supplied ACL values and get_module_acl checks.
Refresh stale Maildir and sorted mailbox indexes when messages disappear, avoid rendering missing messages, and keep IMAP sort indexes in sync with mailbox count changes.
* Note: Bring the Apache module to parity with the Nginx module's Debian
sites-available/sites-enabled handling: list disabled vhost files
alongside active ones, toggle their state via symlink with apachectl
configtest rollback, and delete VirtualHost blocks from inactive files.
When Virtualmin manages a vhost, defer enable/disable to Virtualmin's
own forms instead of touching the symlink directly.
https://forum.virtualmin.com/t/enable-disable-toggle-buttons-in-ngnix-module/137238/4?u=ilia
* Note: Preserve existing Netplan indentation when updating DNS settings, validate with netplan generate before applying, and surface apply errors to avoid network loss from malformed YAML.
* Note: Add lightweight quick controls for allowed ports, services, and port forwards, with service autocomplete, ACLs, and structured NAT redirect/DNAT editing.
* Note: Resolve nftables profile service ports from supported Webmin module configs and /etc/services, with safe fallbacks and SSH custom-port regression coverage.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2706
* Note: Declare the SSL certificate lookup user as lexical inside `handle_request`, so a previously matched client certificate user cannot survive into later keep-alive requests handled by the same miniserv child.
Enlightened by: https://github.com/webmin/webmin/pull/2699
* Note: Validate File Manager action name/file parameters as checked paths under the current directory and `allowed_paths` before operations, blocking traversal and symlink escapes.
* Note: Canonicalize and check uploaded file and directory-upload paths against `allowed_paths` before creating directories or writing files, preventing traversal outside the File Manager ACL sandbox.
* Note: Add a reusable save_profile_ruleset() API for other modules (like Virtualmin Config), and.
Example:
foreign_require("nftables");
nftables::save_profile_ruleset('profile_virtualmin', 'virtualmin', '*');
* Note: Create profile rulesets using named inet_service sets for selected service ports instead of emitting one accept rule per port. Keep scoped rules such as DHCPv6 and mDNS explicit, split TCP and UDP port sets to avoid widening access, and normalize interval set elements so ranges are valid and non-overlapping.
* Note: Track saved nftables configuration changes with Apache-style config/apply timestamp flags, expose the standard restart.cgi header action for themes, and use it as the single apply endpoint. The button expands to “Apply Changes” when saved rules need applying, while the existing Apply Configuration action now routes through restart.cgi and clears the pending state after a successful apply.
* Note: When a table is deleted from the nftables module, also remove that same table from the active kernel ruleset. The delete path now updates the saved Webmin configuration first, then runs a targeted nft delete table for the selected table only, after checking that the active table is not externally managed.
* Note: Prevent incompatible nftables sets from being used in rule fields. The rule editor now only offers address sets for address matches and port/service sets for port matches, while save and apply paths validate existing set references before writing or loading rules. This avoids nft datatype mismatch errors such as using inet_proto sets with tcp dport.
Rework the nftables module so Webmin manages its saved nftables configuration as the source of truth instead of directly editing the live ruleset. Add an active ruleset view for inspecting live tables and importing copies into Webmin-managed config if needed, track managed and imported tables with metadata, and prevent externally managed tables from being overwritten during apply.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
Rework the nftables index page to make table, chain, and set management clearer. Move table actions next to the table selector, split chains and sets into tabs, use checked tables with standard select/invert controls for bulk deletes, move Add Rule into the Actions column, and replace nested rule tables with tag-based row layout.
Fix nftables direct-mode operations so create, edit, delete, and move actions apply only the selected table instead of rewriting or applying the full ruleset. This avoids copying firewalld-owned rules, or any other externally managed rules, into Webmin’s save file and prevents operations from failing against externally managed tables. Also remove previously added unsafe full-ruleset flush action and keep Apply Configuration out of direct mode (will be further reworked).
* Note: Recognize mariadbd option groups and binaries in MySQL config, SSL, syslog, and safe-mode command discovery while preserving existing mysqld/mariadb compatibility.
* Note: Replace external tnef/opentnef shelling with Convert::TNEF for
application/ms-tnef attachments.
For root-run Webmin mailbox parsing, decode TNEF as the mailbox owner
instead of root by carrying open_user on mail objects and switching to
that user for the parser temp-file work.
https://github.com/webmin/usermin/issues/132
* Note: Adds support for custom ACME directory URLs in Webmin’s SSL certificate flow, including optional EAB credentials, renewal persistence, and compatibility fixes for saved validation modes.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2669
Webmin now uses the bundled QRCode::Encoder implementation by default to generate TOTP QR codes locally and inline, without relying on qr.cgi or external services.
This encoder requires Perl 5.24 or newer, so qrencode is no longer included as a recommended package dependency. On older systems where the bundled encoder cannot run, admins can still install qrencode manually to restore QR generation support.
Systems old enough to lack Perl 5.24 are typically already well past their supported security lifecycle, so keeping qrencode preinstalled by default is no longer treated as a packaging requirement. When neither option is available, Webmin falls back cleanly to manual TOTP setup using the shared secret.
https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2667#issuecomment-4247431279
[no-build]
*Note: This is important if we want to support tags inside tab name, for example in case of showing a count of elements using HTML tag created with `ui_tag('tt')`
* Note: Fix Miniserv IPv6 hostname resolution and matching used by access control when `alwaysresolve` is enabled:
1. Correct `to_ip6address()` success handling (before getaddrinfo result was interpreted backwards)
2. In `ip_match()`, resolve hostnames with `to_ip6address()` for IPv6 clients instead of IPv4-only `to_ipaddress()`
3. Canonicalize IPv6 addresses before reverse and forward verification to avoid format-based mismatches.
4. Mirror the IPv6 logic change in "webmin/webmin-lib.pl"
https://forum.virtualmin.com/t/webmin-access-control-for-domain-names-with-ipv6/136661?u=ilia
All $err type error messages in HTML are safely escaped now.
URL-encoding in links:
I have implemented urlize() in all places where user input ($in{'device'}, $in{'slice'}, $in{'part'}) was included in the URL (footer/redirect/other link), e.g. edit_slice.cgi?device=...&slice=....
Affected files include: create_part.cgi, create_slice.cgi, delete_part.cgi, delete_slice.cgi, change_slice_label.cgi, part_form.cgi, slice_form.cgi, edit_slice.cgi, edit_part.cgi, fsck.cgi, newfs.cgi, newfs_form.cgi, save_part.cgi, save_slice.cgi, save_slice_label.cgi, zfs_create.cgi, zvol_create.cgi.
*Note: Even though the current code generally works, it's better to properly reap child processes with waitpid to avoid infinite timeouts and also clean up inherited FDs.
*Note: The problem was that we didn't check the commit message correctly and didn't add the right flag to rebuild all non-core Webmin modules. Now it should work.
*Note: Replace `sysctl -a` with targeted queries for only the 5 needed values (hw.physmem, hw.pagesize, vm.stats.vm.v_*_count) instead of dumping thousands of kernel params. This reduces `get_memory_info()` overhead from 25% CPU to ~5% CPU when called by real-time monitoring every 1-3 seconds.
*Note: "$host = &get_socket_name(SOCK, $ipv6fhs{$s});" won't return FQDN if it can't be resolved (or if it isn't in /etc/hosts), breaking some redirects, most likely proxied ones that aren't using HTTPS in its config.
* Add an options to enable the slow query log in the MySQL/MariaDB module [#2560](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2560)
* Add ability to install multiple PHP extensions at once in the PHP Configuration module
* Add ability to show package URL in the Software Packages module [#1141](https://github.com/virtualmin/virtualmin-gpl/issues/1141)
* Add support to show Debian package install time in the Software Packages module
* Add support to show detailed Webmin server stats using new `webmin stats` CLI command [forum.virtualmin.com/t/135556](https://forum.virtualmin.com/t/is-this-memory-used-a-bit-high/135556/6?u=ilia)
* Add a major Authentic theme UI update with lots of visual and structural improvements for a smoother and more modern experience
* Fix EOL library fatal error for OS in development [#2121](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2121)
* Fix correctly saving jails with parameters containing quotes in the Fail2Ban module [#2572](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2572)
* Fix file is always renamed as the effective user in the Upload and Download module [#1054](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/1054)
#### 2.520 (October 4, 2025)
* Fix to make sure the mail URL uses a well-known host name [security]
* Fix support for other Raspberry Pi sensors [#2545](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2545)
* Fix the printing of the bottom button row in the form column table
* Fix to recommend Perl `Sys::Syslog` module [#2557](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2557)
* Fix to avoid using short hostname in HTTPS redirects when an FQDN is available
* Fix to use _/proc_ sampler instead of `vmstat` for the same output with much lower overhead
* Fix to query specific fields in FreeBSD memory stats collection, cutting CPU use by 80%
* Fix to kill Webmin subprocesses during RC stop on FreeBSD and other systems
* Fix to correctly fetch command version in `PPTP VPN Client` module [#2567](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2567)
* Add a complete overhaul of `var_dump` subroutine, which is now fully portable
* Update the Authentic theme to the latest version with various fixes:
- Fix the text color when reading email in the Read User Mail module [webmin#2555](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2555)
- Fix to ensure the selected color palette is correctly stored when changed manually [webmin#2552](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2552)
- Fix a bug when the Webmin version label was missing when copying to clipboard system information from the dashboard
- Fix DNS query spike from network stats collection on FreeBSD [webmin#2556](https://github.com/webmin/webmin/issues/2556)
- Fix to display the appropriate icon for proxy mode on new Bunny DNS
- Fix spinner color in toast messages for dark palette
- Fix other bugs and add various small improvements
#### 2.510 (September 16, 2025)
* Fix to ensure DNSSEC re-signing period is less than 30 days in the BIND DNS module
* Fix to treat 201 as a valid response code in the internal download function
@@ -224,7 +407,7 @@
* Fix to using the `qrencode` command to generate QR codes locally instead of the remote Google Chart API
* Fix a number of various other issues
#### 2.105 (November 09, 2023)
#### 2.105 (November 9, 2023)
* Fix param to read only headers [sourceforge.net/usermin-bugs#501](https://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/usermin-bugs/501/)
* Fix not to set `reuse` flag on initial Let's Encrypt request
* Fix to correctly escape mail file names upon deletion
@@ -239,7 +422,7 @@
* Fix the absent init script for legacy systems after the initial installation
* Update the Authentic theme to the latest version with various fixes and improvements
#### 2.103 (October 08, 2023)
#### 2.103 (October 8, 2023)
* Add support for hostname detection using `hostnamectl` command
* Add support for other ACME services
* Add ability to hide dotfiles in File Manager [#1578](https://github.com/webmin/authentic-theme/issues/1578)
@@ -288,7 +471,7 @@
* Fix clearing packages caches before checking for updates in status collection #1863
* Update the Authentic theme to the latest version
#### 2.020 (March 08, 2023)
#### 2.020 (March 8, 2023)
* Add full locale support
* Add slave zone file format option in BIND DNS module
* Add support for editing ACLs in File Manager
@@ -456,12 +639,12 @@ This release adds automatic translations for all languages in UTF-8, updates the
This release updates the built-in Let's Encrypt client, adds support for creating "safe-mode" Webmin users, support for CAA records in the BIND module, and the ability to search Postfix maps. It also updates the Authentic theme to the latest version, which includes numerous improvements to the File Manager and overall UI.
#### Version 1.930 (August 18, 2019)
These updates fix a [security vulnerability](http://webmin.com/security.html) and should be installed IMMEDIATELY by all users. Although it is not exploitable in a Webmin install with the default configuration, upgrading is strongly recommended.
These updates fix a [security vulnerability](https://webmin.com/security/) and should be installed IMMEDIATELY by all users. Although it is not exploitable in a Webmin install with the default configuration, upgrading is strongly recommended.
#### Version 1.920 (July 04, 2019)
#### Version 1.920 (July 4, 2019)
This update includes the latest theme version, translation updates, the ability to disable hosts file entries, easier monitoring of bootup actions, and a bunch of bugfixes.
#### Version 1.910 (May 09, 2019)
#### Version 1.910 (May 9, 2019)
This release includes theme and translation updates, a page for editing package repositories, cron and status module improvements, and a bunch of other bugfixes and small improvements.
#### Version 1.900 (November 19, 2018)
@@ -473,7 +656,7 @@ This version includes Ubuntu 18 network config support, translation updates, mul
#### Version 1.880 (March 16, 2018)
This version includes German, Catalan and Bulgarian translation updates, a new version of the Authentic theme, support for directly editing the MySQL and PostgreSQL config files, Let's Encrypt bugfixes, more control over system status email notifications, and more.
#### Version 1.870 (December 08, 2018)
#### Version 1.870 (December 8, 2018)
This release includes many translation updates, fixes for Let's Encrypt support, UI cleanups, and most importantly a new major version of the Authentic theme.
#### Version 1.860 (October 10, 2017)
@@ -482,7 +665,7 @@ This release includes Let's Encrypt DNS fixes, Majordomo module improvements, XS
#### Version 1.850 (June 28, 2017)
This release includes Let's Encrypt fixes, Majordomo module improvements, FirewallD forwarding support, translation updates, an update to the Authentic theme, and a bunch of other bugfixes.
#### Version 1.840 (May 08, 2017)
#### Version 1.840 (May 8, 2017)
This major release includes a large theme update, XSS security fixes, per-domain SSL cert support, thin-provisioned LVM support, Let's Encrypt improvements, translation updates, and the usual gang of bugfixes. Also available is Usermin 1.710, which contains many of the same updates.
#### Version 1.830 (December 29, 2016)
@@ -789,4 +972,3 @@ This updated includes the latest Authentic theme, a new IPv6 Firewall module for
#### Version 1.140
* Fixed a security hole that allowed any user to view the configuration of any module, even those that they should not have access to.
* Fixed a security hole that could allow an attacker to lock valid users by sending a bogus username or password.
**Webmin** is a web-based system administration tool for Unix-like servers, and services with about _1,000,000_ yearly installations worldwide. Using it, it is possible to configure operating system internals, such as users, disk quotas, services or configuration files, as well as modify, and control open-source apps, such as BIND DNS Server, Apache HTTP Server, PHP, MySQL, and many more.
Potential security issues, in descending order of impact, include :
### Webmin 2.510 and below [October 9, 2025]
#### Host header injection vulnerability in the password reset feature [CVE-2025-61541]
*Remotely exploitable attacks that allow `root` access to Webmin without
any credentials.
-If the password reset feature is enabled, an attacker can use a specially
crafted host header to cause the password reset email to contain a link to a
malicious site.
* Privilege escalation vulnerabilities that allow non-`root` users of Webmin
to run commands or access files as `root`.
> Thanks to Nyein Chan Aung and Mg Demon for reporting this.
* XSS attacks that target users already logged into Webmin when they visit
another website.
### Webmin 2.202 and below [February 26, 2025]
#### SSL certificates from clients may be trusted unexpectedly
Things that are not actually security issues include :
- If Webmin is configured to trust remote IP addresses provided by a proxy *and*
you have users authenticating using client SSL certificates, a browser
connecting directly (not via the proxy) can provide a forged header to fake
the client certificate.
*XSS attacks that are blocked by Webmin's referrer checks, which are enabled
by default.
-Upgrade to Webmin 2.301 or later, and if there is any chance of direct
requests by clients disable this at **Webmin ⇾ Webmin Configuration ⇾ IP
Access Control** page using **Trust level for proxy headers** option.
* Attacks that require modifications to Webmin's code or configuration, which
can only be done by someone who already has `root` permissions.
> Thanks to Keigo YAMAZAKI from LAC Co., Ltd. for reporting this.
### Webmin 2.105 and below [April 15, 2024]
#### Privilege escalation by non-root users [CVE-2024-12828]
- A less-privileged Webmin user can execute commands as root via a vulnerability in the shell autocomplete feature.
- All Virtualmin admins and Webmin admins who have created additional accounts should upgrade to version 2.111 as soon as possible!
> Thanks to Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative for finding and reporting this issue.
### Webmin 1.995 and Usermin 1.850 and below [June 30, 2022]
#### XSS vulnerability in the HTTP Tunnel module
- If a less-privileged Webmin user is given permission to edit the configuration of the HTTP Tunnel module, he/she could use this to introduce a vulnerability that captures cookies belonging to other Webmin users that use the module.
> Thanks to [BLACK MENACE][2] and [PYBRO][3] for reporting this issue.
- An HTML email crafted by an attacker could capture browser cookies when opened.
- Less privileged Webmin users (excluding those created by Virtualmin and Cloudmin) can modify arbitrary files with root privileges, and so run commands as root. All systems with additional untrusted Webmin users should upgrade immediately.
> Thanks to [esp0xdeadbeef][5] and [V1s3r1on][6] for finding and reporting this issue!
### Webmin 1.984 and below [December 26, 2021]
#### File Manager privilege exploit [CVE-2022-0824 and CVE-2022-0829]
- Less privileged Webmin users who do not have any File Manager module restrictions configured can access files with root privileges, if using the default Authentic theme. All systems with additional untrusted Webmin users should upgrade immediately. Note that Virtualmin systems are not effected by this bug, due to the way domain owner Webmin users are configured.
> Thanks to Faisal Fs ([faisalfs10x][7]) from [NetbyteSEC][8] for finding and reporting this issue!
### Virtualmin Procmail wrapper version 1.0
#### Privilege escalation exploit
- Version 1.0 of the `procmail-wrapper` package installed with Virtualmin has a vulnerability that can be used by anyone with SSH access to gain `root` privileges. To prevent this, all Virtualmin users should upgrade to version 1.1 or later immediately.
### Webmin 1.973 and below [March 7, 2021]
#### XSS vulnerabilities if Webmin is installed using the `setup.pl` script [CVE-2021-31760, CVE-2021-31761 and CVE-2021-31762]
- If Webmin is installed using the non-recommended `setup.pl` script, checking for unknown referers is not enabled by default. This opens the system up to XSS and CSRF attacks using malicious links. Fortunately the standard `rpm`, `deb`, `pkg` and `tar` packages do not use this script and so are not vulnerable. If you did install using the `setup.pl` script, the vulnerability can be fixed by adding the line `referers_none=1` to `/etc/webmin/config` file.
> Thanks to Meshal ( Mesh3l\_911 ) [@Mesh3l\_911][9] and Mohammed ( Z0ldyck ) [@electronicbots][10] for finding and reporting this issue!
### Webmin 1.941 and below [January 16, 2020]
#### XSS vulnerability in the Command Shell module [CVE-2020-8820 and CVE-2020-8821]
- A user with privileges to create custom commands could exploit other users via unescaped HTML.
> Thanks to Mauro Caseres for reporting this and the following issue.
### Webmin 1.941 and below [January 16, 2020]
#### XSS vulnerability in the Read Mail module [CVE-2020-12670]
- Saving a malicious HTML attachment could trigger and XSS vulnerability.
### Webmin 1.882 to 1.921 [July 6, 2019]
#### Remote Command Execution [CVE-2019-15231]
- Webmin releases between these versions contain a vulnerability that allows remote command execution! Version 1.890 is vulnerable in a default install and should be upgraded immediately - other versions are only vulnerable if changing of expired passwords is enabled, which is not the case by default.
Either way, upgrading to version 1.930 is strongly recommended. Alternately, if running versions 1.900 to 1.920, edit `/etc/webmin/miniserv.conf`, remove the `passwd_mode=` line, then run `/etc/webmin/restart` command.
Webmin version 1.890 was released with a backdoor that could allow anyone with knowledge of it to execute commands as root. Versions 1.900 to 1.920 also contained a backdoor using similar code, but it was not exploitable in a default Webmin install. Only if the admin had enabled the feature at **Webmin ⇾ Webmin Configuration ⇾ Authentication** to allow changing of expired passwords could it be used by an attacker.
Neither of these were accidental bugs - rather, the Webmin source code had been maliciously modified to add a non-obvious vulnerability. It appears that this happened as follows :
- At some time in April 2018, the Webmin development build server was exploited and a vulnerability added to the `password_change.cgi` script. Because the timestamp on the file was set back, it did not show up in any Git diffs. This was included in the Webmin 1.890 release.
- The vulnerable file was reverted to the checked-in version from GitHub, but sometime in July 2018 the file was modified again by the attacker. However, this time the exploit was added to code that is only executed if changing of expired passwords is enabled. This was included in the Webmin 1.900 release.
- On September 10th 2018, the vulnerable build server was decommissioned and replaced with a newly installed server running CentOS 7. However, the build directory containing the modified file was copied across from backups made on the original server.
- On August 17th 2019, we were informed that a 0-day exploit that made use of the vulnerability had been released. In response, the exploit code was removed and Webmin version 1.930 created and released to all users.
In order to prevent similar attacks in future, we're doing the following :
- Updating the build process to use only checked-in code from GitHub, rather than a local directory that is kept in sync.
- Rotated all passwords and keys accessible from the old build system.
- Auditing all GitHub commits over the past year to look for commits that may have introduced similar vulnerabilities.
{{< details-end >}}
### Webmin 1.900 [November 19, 2018]
#### Remote Command Execution (Metasploit)
- This is _not_ a workable exploit as it requires that the attacker already know the root password. Hence there is no fix for it in Webmin.
### Webmin 1.900 and below [November 19, 2018]
#### Malicious HTTP headers in downloaded URLs
- If the Upload and Download or File Manager module is used to fetch an un-trusted URL. If a Webmin user downloads a file from a malicious URL, HTTP headers returned can be used exploit an XSS vulnerability.
> Thanks to independent security researcher, John Page aka hyp3rlinx, who reported this vulnerability to Beyond Security's SecuriTeam Secure Disclosure program.
- Only an issue if your system has un-trusted users with Webmin access and is using the new Authentic theme. A non-root Webmin user could use the theme configuration page to execute commands as root.
#### Authentic theme remote access vulnerability
- Only if the Authentic theme is enabled globally. An attacker could execute commands remotely as root, as long as there was no firewall blocking access to Webmin's port 10000.
### Webmin 1.750 and below [May 12, 2015]
#### XSS (cross-site scripting) vulnerability in `xmlrpc.cgi` script [CVE-2015-1990]
- A malicious website could create links or JavaScript referencing the `xmlrpc.cgi` script, triggered when a user logged into Webmin visits the attacking site.
> Thanks to Peter Allor from IBM for finding and reporting this issue.
### Webmin 1.720 and below [November 24, 2014]
#### Read Mail module vulnerable to malicious links
- If un-trusted users have both SSH access and the ability to use Read User Mail module (as is the case for Virtualmin domain owners), a malicious link could be created to allow reading any file on the system, even those owned by _root_.
> Thanks to Patrick William from RACK911 labs for finding this bug.
### Webmin 1.700 and below [August 11, 2014]
#### Shellshock vulnerability
- If your _bash_ shell is vulnerable to _shellshock_, it can be exploited by attackers who have a Webmin login to run arbitrary commands as _root_. Updating to version 1.710 (or updating _bash_) will fix this issue.
### Webmin 1.590 and below [June 30, 2012]
#### XSS (cross-site scripting) security hole
- A malicious website could create links or JavaScript referencing the File Manager module that allowed execution of arbitrary commands via Webmin when the website is viewed by the victim. See [CERT vulnerability note VU#788478][12] for more details. Thanks to Jared Allar from the American Information Security Group for reporting this problem.
#### Referer checks don't include port
- If an attacker has control over `http://example.com/` then he/she could create a page with malicious JavaScript that could take over a Webmin session at `https://example.com:10000/` when `http://example.com/` is viewed by the victim.
> Thanks to Marcin Teodorczyk for finding this issue.
### Webmin 1.540 and below [April 20, 2011]
#### XSS (cross-site scripting) security hole
- This vulnerability can be triggered if an attacker changes his Unix username via a tool like `chfn`, and a page listing usernames is then viewed by the root user in Webmin.
> Thanks to Javier Bassi for reporting this bug.
### Virtualmin 3.70 and below [June 23, 2009]
#### Unsafe file writes in Virtualmin
- This bug allows a virtual server owner to read or write to arbitrary files on the system by creating malicious symbolic links and then having Virtualmin perform operations on those links. Upgrading to version 3.70 is strongly recommended if your system has un-trusted domain owners.
### Webmin 1.390 and below, Usermin 1.320 and below [February 8, 2008]
#### XSS (cross-site scripting) security hole
- This attack could open users who visit un-trusted websites while having Webmin open in the same browser up to having their session cookie captured, which could then allow an attacker to login to Webmin without a password. The quick fix is to go to the **Webmin Configuration** module, click on the **Trusted Referers** icon, set **Referrer checking enabled?** to **Yes**, and un-check the box **Trust links from unknown referrers**. Webmin 1.400 and Usermin 1.330 will make these settings the defaults.
### Webmin 1.380 and below [November 3, 2007]
#### Windows-only command execution bug
- Any user logged into Webmin can execute any command using special URL parameters. This could be used by less-privileged Webmin users to raise their level of access.
> Thanks for Keigo Yamazaki of Little eArth Corporation for finding this bug.
### Webmin 1.374 and below, Usermin 1.277 and below
#### XSS bug in `pam_login.cgi` script
- A malicious link to Webmin `pam_login.cgi` script can be used to execute JavaScript within the Webmin server context, and perhaps steal session cookies.
### Webmin 1.330 and below, Usermin 1.260 and below
#### XSS bug in `chooser.cgi` script
- When using Webmin or Usermin to browse files on a system that were created by an attacker, a specially crafted filename could be used to inject arbitrary JavaScript into the browser.
### Webmin 1.296 and below, Usermin 1.226 and below
#### Remote source code access
- An attacker can view the source code of Webmin CGI and Perl programs using a specially crafted URL. Because the source code for Webmin is freely available, this issue should only be of concern to sites that have custom modules for which they want the source to remain hidden.
#### XSS bug
- The XSS bug makes use of a similar technique to craft a URL that can allow arbitrary JavaScript to be executed in the user's browser if a malicious link is clicked on.
> Thanks for Keigo Yamazaki of Little eArth Corporation for finding this bug.
### Webmin 1.290 and below, Usermin 1.220 and below
#### Arbitrary remote file access
- An attacker without a login to Webmin can read the contents of any file on the server using a specially crafted URL. All users should upgrade to version 1.290 as soon as possible, or setup IP access control in Webmin.
> Thanks to Kenny Chen for bringing this to my attention.
### Webmin 1.280 and below
#### Windows arbitrary file access
- If running Webmin on Windows, an attacker can remotely view the contents of any file on your system using a specially crafted URL. This does not affect other operating systems, but if you use Webmin on Windows you should upgrade to version 1.280 or later.
> Thanks to Keigo Yamazaki of Little eArth Corporation for discovering this bug.
### Webmin 1.250 and below, Usermin 1.180 and below
#### Perl syslog input attack
- When logging of failing login attempts via `syslog` is enabled, an attacker can crash and possibly take over the Webmin webserver, due to un-checked input being passed to Perl's `syslog` function. Upgrading to the latest release of Webmin is recommended.
> Thanks to Jack at Dyad Security for reporting this problem to me.
### Webmin 1.220 and below, Usermin 1.150 and below
#### Full PAM conversations' mode remote attack
- Affects systems when the option **Support full PAM conversations?** is enabled on the **Webmin ⇾ Webmin Configuration ⇾ Authentication** page. When this option is enabled in Webmin or Usermin, an attacker can gain remote access to Webmin without needing to supply a valid login or password. Fortunately this option is not enabled by default and is rarely used unless you have a PAM setup that requires more than just a username and password, but upgrading is advised anyway. <br />
> Thanks to Keigo Yamazaki of Little eArth Corporation and [JPCERT/CC][13] for discovering and notifying me of this bug.
### Webmin 1.175 and below, Usermin 1.104 and below
#### Brute force password guessing attack
- Prior Webmin and Usermin versions do not have password timeouts turned on by default, so an attacker can try every possible password for the _root_ or admin user until he/she finds the correct one.
The solution is to enable password timeouts, so that repeated attempts to login as the same user will become progressively slower. This can be done by following these steps :
* Go to the **Webmin Configuration** module.
* Click on the **Authentication** icon.
* Select the **Enable password timeouts** button.
* Click the **Save** button at the bottom of the page.
This problem is also present in Usermin, and can be prevented by following the same steps in the **Usermin Configuration** module.
### Webmin 1.150 and below, Usermin 1.080 and below
#### XSS vulnerability
- When viewing HTML email, several potentially dangerous types of URLs can be passed through. This can be used to perform malicious actions like executing commands as the logged-in Usermin user.
#### Module configurations are visible
- Even if a Webmin user does not have access to a module, he/she can still view it's Module Config page by entering a URL that calls `config.cgi` with the module name as a parameter.
#### Account lockout attack
- By sending a specially constructed password, an attacker can lock out other users if password timeouts are enabled.
@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ index_screate=Create a new safe user.
index_convert=Convert Unix To Webmin Users
index_cert=Request an SSL Certificate
index_twofactor=Two-Factor Authentication
index_twofactor_enabled=Two-factor authentication is enabled for this user
index_certmsg=Click this button to request an SSL certificate that will allow you to securely login to Webmin without having to enter a username and password.
index_return=user list
index_none=None
@@ -22,7 +23,6 @@ index_modgroups=Modules from group $1
index_sync=Configure Unix User Synchronization
index_unix=Configure Unix User Authentication
index_sessions=View Login Sessions
index_rbac=Setup RBAC
index_delete=Delete Selected
index_joingroup=Add To Group:
index_eulist=Failed to list users : $1
@@ -94,9 +94,6 @@ edit_switch=Switch to User
edit_forgot=Send Password Reset Link
edit_return=Webmin user
edit_return2=Webmin group
edit_rbacdeny=RBAC access mode
edit_rbacdeny0=RBAC only controls selected module ACLs
edit_rbacdeny1=RBAC controls all modules and ACLs
edit_global=Permissions for all modules
edit_templock=Temporarily locked
edit_temppass=Force change at next login
@@ -184,8 +181,6 @@ acl_title3=For group $1 in $2
acl_options=$1 access control options
acl_config=Can edit module configuration?
acl_reset=Reset To Full Access
acl_rbac=Get access control settings from RBAC?
acl_rbacyes=Yes (overrides settings below)
acl_uall=All users
acl_uthis=This user
@@ -358,16 +353,16 @@ sessions_user=Webmin user
sessions_login_ago=Last active ago
sessions_login=Last active at
sessions_host=IP address
sessions_lview=View logs..
sessions_actions=Actions..
sessions_all=All sessions..
sessions_logouts=Also show logged-out sessions..
sessions_lview=View logs
sessions_actions=Actions
sessions_all=All sessions
sessions_logouts=Also show logged-out sessions
sessions_state=State
sessions_action=Actions
sessions_this=This login
sessions_in=Logged in
sessions_out=Logged out
sessions_kill=Disconnect..
sessions_kill=Disconnect
logins_title=Recent Webmin logins
@@ -381,13 +376,6 @@ hide_clone=(Clone $1)
switch_euser=You are not allowed to switch to this user
switch_eold=Existing session not found!
rbac_title=Setup RBAC
rbac_desc=Webmin's RBAC integration provides a way for user module and ACL permissions to be determined from an RBAC (Role Based Access Control) database, rather than Webmin's own configuration files. Once RBAC support is enabled, any user for whom the <b>RBAC controls all modules and ACLs</b> option is selected will have his capabilities determined by RBAC rather than Webmin's own access control settings.
rbac_esolaris=RBAC is only supported on Solaris at the moment, and so cannot be used on this $1 system.
rbac_eperl=The Perl module $1 needed for RBAC integration is not installed. <a href='$2'>Click here</a> to have it installed now.
rbac_ecpan=You do not have access to Webmin's Perl Modules page in order to install the necessary $1 module for RBAC integration.
rbac_ok=RBAC integration is available on this system, and can be enabled on a per-user basis on the Edit Webmin User page.
udeletes_err=Failed to delete users
udeletes_jerr=Failed to add users to group
udeletes_enone=None selected
@@ -513,9 +501,18 @@ twofactor_enable=Enroll For Two-Factor Authentication
twofactor_enrolling=Enrolling for two-factor authentication with provider $1 ..
twofactor_failed=.. enrollment failed : $1
twofactor_done=.. complete. Your ID with this provider is <tt>$1</tt>.
twofactor_done=.. completed, with ID <tt>$1</tt>
twofactor_setup=Two-factor authentication has not been enabled on this system yet, but can be turned on using the <a href='$1'>Webmin Configuration</a> module.
twofactor_ebutton=No button clicked!
twofactor_testdesc=Before logging out, you can test your new two-factor authentication setup here by entering a token. If for some reason it doesn't work, turn off two-factor authentication and try setting it up again.
twofactor_testfield=Two-factor token
twofactor_test=Validate Token
twofactor_terr=Failed to test two-factor setup
twofactor_etestuser=Login does not have two-factor enabled!
twofactor_testing=Testing two-factor validation with $1 ..
twofactor_testfailed=.. test failed! Maybe the wrong token was entered, or your authentication app has not been configured correctly?
twofactor_testok=.. test passed! You can now safely login using two-factor authentication.
index_certmsg=Klikk på denne knappen for å spørre etter et SSL sertifikat som vil gi deg sikker login i Webmin uten å måtte skrive brukernavn og passord.
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ index_global=Global ACL
index_users=Webmin Brukere
index_groups=Webmin Grupper
index_group=Gruppe
index_nousers=Ingen editerbar Webminbruker er definert.
index_nousers=Ingen editerbar Webmin-bruker er definert.
index_nogroups=Ingen editerbar Webmin gruppe er definert.
index_gcreate=Lag en ny Webmin gruppe
index_members=Medlemmer
@@ -30,11 +30,11 @@ index_eglist=Kunne ikke liste grupper : $1
edit_title=Rediger Webmin Bruker
edit_title2=Lag Webmin Bruker
edit_title3=Opprett sikker Webminbruker
edit_readonly=Denne Webminbrukeren bør ikke redigeres siden den vedlikeholdes av modulen $1. <a href='$2'>Klikk her</a> for å ignorere denne advarselen og redigere brukeren allikevel - men vær oppmerksom på at manuelle endringer kan bli overskrevet!
edit_rights=Tilgangsrettigheter for Webminbruker
edit_title3=Opprett sikker Webmin-bruker
edit_readonly=Denne Webmin-brukeren bør ikke redigeres siden den vedlikeholdes av modulen $1. <a href='$2'>Klikk her</a> for å ignorere denne advarselen og redigere brukeren allikevel - men vær oppmerksom på at manuelle endringer kan bli overskrevet!
edit_rights=Tilgangsrettigheter for Webmin-bruker
edit_user=Brukernavn
edit_cloneof=Klober Webminbruker
edit_cloneof=Klober Webmin-bruker
edit_real=Virkelig navn
edit_group=Medlem av gruppe
edit_pass=Passord
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ edit_selall=Velg alle
edit_invert=Inverter valg
edit_hide=Skjul ubrukte
edit_switch=Bytt til bruker
edit_return=Webminbruker
edit_return=Webmin-bruker
edit_return2=Webmin gruppe
edit_rbacdeny=RBAC tilgangsmodus
edit_rbacdeny0=RBAC kontrollerer valgte modul ACLer
@@ -126,21 +126,21 @@ save_eoverlay=Et tema-overlegg kan ikke velges med mindre et tema er
save_edeny=Du kan ikke nekte deg selv tilgang til Webmin Bruker modulen
save_eos=Det samme som Unix passord opsjonen er ikke støttet på ditt operativsystem.
save_emd5=Det samme som Unix passord opsjonen kan ikke brukes på systemer med MD5 kryptering
save_eunix=Unixbruker '$1' eksisterer ikke
save_eunix=Unix-brukeren '$1' eksisterer ikke
save_emod=Du kan ikke bevilge tilgang til modul '$1'
save_ecreate=Du har ikke tilgang til å opprette brukere
save_euser=Du har ikke tilgang til å editere denne brukeren
save_euser=Du har ikke tilgang til å redigere denne brukeren
save_ecolon=Passord kan ikke inneholde : karakteren
save_epass=Passord er ikke gyldig : $1
save_eself=Din vanlige IPadresse ($1) vil bli nektet
save_eself=Din vanlige IP-adresse ($1) vil bli nektet
save_epam=PAM autentisering er ikke tilgjengelig fordi <tt>Authen::PAM</tt> Perl modulen ikke er installert eller ikke virker ordentlig.
save_epam2=Du kan bruke Webmin's Perl Modules modul til <a href='$1'>laste ned å installere Authen::PAM</a> nå.
save_egroup=Du har ikke rettigheter til å tildele til den gruppen
save_enone=Ingen adresse er tastet inn
save_enet='$1' er ikke en gyldig nettverksadresse
save_enet='$1' er ikke en gyldig nettverksadresse
save_emask='$1' er ikke en gyldig nettmaske
save_eip='$1' er ikke en komplett IP eller nettverksadresse
save_ehost=Kunne ikke finne IPadresse for '$1'
save_eip='$1' er ikke en komplett IP eller nettverksadresse
save_ehost=Kunne ikke finne IP-adresse for '$1'
save_elogouttime=Manglende eller ikke-numerisk tid for utlogging ved inaktivitet
save_eminsize=Manglende eller ikke-numerisk minimum passordlengde
save_edays=Ingen tillatte dager valgt
@@ -223,11 +223,11 @@ acl_times=Kan endre tillatte innloggings-tider?
acl_pass=Kan endre passord-begrensinger?
acl_sql=Kan konfigurere databasen for brukere og grupper?
log_modify=Modifisert Webminbruker $1
log_rename=Skiftet navn på Webminbruker $1 til $2
log_create=Opprettet Webminbruker $1
log_clone=Klonet Webminbruker $1 til $2
log_delete=Slettet Webminbruker $1
log_modify=Modifisert Webmin-bruker $1
log_rename=Skiftet navn på Webmin-bruker $1 til $2
log_create=Opprettet Webmin-bruker $1
log_clone=Klonet Webmin-bruker $1 til $2
log_delete=Slettet Webmin-bruker $1
log_acl=Oppdatert tilgang for $1 i $2
log_reset=Tilbakestilte tilgang for $1 i $2
log_cert=Utlevert sertifikat for bruker $1
@@ -235,10 +235,10 @@ log_modify_g=Modifisert Webmin gruppe $1
log_rename_g=Forandret navn på Webmin gruppe $1 til $2
log_create_g=Opprettet Webmin gruppe $1
log_delete_g=Slettet Webmin gruppe $1
log_switch=Byttet til Webminbruker $1
log_delete_users=Slettet $1 Webminbrukere
log_switch=Byttet til Webmin-bruker $1
log_delete_users=Slettet $1 Webmin-brukere
log_delete_groups=Slettet $1 Webmin grupper
log_joingroup=La til $1 Webminbrukere i gruppe $2
log_joingroup=La til $1 Webmin-brukere i gruppe $2
log_pass=Endret passord-begrensinger
log_unix=Endret unix bruker-autentisering
log_sync=Endret unix bruker-synkronisering
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ gsave_edesc=Ugyldig beskrivelse - tegnet : er ikke tillatt
convert_title=Konverter Brukere
convert_ecannot=Du har ikke tilgang til å konvertere Unix brukere
convert_nogroups=Ingen Webmin gruppe er definert på ditt system. Du må i det minste lage en gruppe før du konverterer brukere, dette for å kunne sette rettigheter for konverterte brukere.
convert_desc=Denne Dette feltet lar deg konvertere eksisterende Unixbrukere til Webminbrukere. Rettighetene til hver nye Webminbruker vil bestemmes av rettighetene til gruppen som valgt over.
convert_desc=Denne Dette feltet lar deg konvertere eksisterende Unix-brukere til Webmin-brukere. Rettighetene til hver nye Webmin-bruker vil bestemmes av rettighetene til gruppen som valgt over.
convert_0=Alle brukere
convert_1=Bare brukere
convert_2=Alle unntagen brukere
@@ -284,43 +284,43 @@ convert_sync2=Synk. passord med Unix-bruker i fremtiden?
convert_ok=Konverter nå
convert_err=Kunne ikke konvertere brukere
convert_eusers=Ingen brukere inntastet
convert_egroup=Unixgruppe eksisterer ikke
convert_emin=Ugyldig minimum brukerID (UID)
convert_emax=Ugyldig maksimum brukerID (UID)
convert_egroup=Unix-gruppen eksisterer ikke
convert_emin=Ugyldig minimum bruker-ID (UID)
convert_emax=Ugyldig maksimum bruker-ID (UID)
convert_ewgroup=Ingen sånn Webmin gruppe
convert_ewgroup2=Du har ikke rettigheter til å tilordne nye brukere til denne gruppen
convert_skip=Hoppet over $1
convert_exists=$1 Eksisterer allerede
convert_invalid=$1 er ikke et gyldig Webminbrukernavn
convert_invalid=$1 er ikke et gyldig Webmin-brukernavn
convert_added=$1 er lagt til
convert_msg=Konverterer Unixbrukere...
convert_msg=Konverterer Unix-brukere...
convert_user=Unix-bruker
convert_action=Handling utført
convert_action=Handling utført
convert_done=$1 brukere konvertert, $2 ugyldig, $3 finnes allerede, $4 ekskludert.
convert_users=Brukere som skal konverteres
sync_title=Unix Bruker Synkronisering
sync_desc=Dette feltet lar deg konfigurere automatisk synkronisering av Unixbrukere laget via Webmin og brukere i denne modulen.
sync_title=Unix-brukersynkronisering
sync_desc=Dette feltet lar deg konfigurere automatisk synkronisering av Unix-brukere laget via Webmin og brukere i denne modulen.
sync_nogroups=Ingen Webmin gruppe er definert på ditt system. Du må i det minste lage en gruppe før du konverterer brukere, dette for å kunne sette rettigheter for konverterte brukere.
sync_when=Synkroniser når
sync_create=Opprett Webminbruker når en Unix bruker blir laget.
sync_update=Oppdater passende Webminbruker når Unixbrukere blir oppdatert.
sync_delete=Slett passende Webminbruker når Unixbrukere blir slettet.
sync_create=Opprett Webmin-bruker når en Unix bruker blir laget.
sync_update=Oppdater passende Webmin-bruker når Unix-brukere blir oppdatert.
sync_delete=Slett passende Webmin-bruker når Unix-brukere blir slettet.
sync_group=Tilordne ny bruker til Webmin gruppe
sync_unix=Sett passord for nye brukere til Unix autentisering
sync_ecannot=Du har ikke rettigheter til å konfigurere bruker synkronisering.
unix_title=Unix Bruker Autentisering
unix_title=Unix-brukerautentisering
unix_err=Kunne ikke lagre Unix autentisering
unix_desc=Denne siden lar deg konfigurere Webmin til verifisere login forsøk med systemets bruker liste og PAM. Dette kan være nyttig hvis du har mange eksisterende Unixbrukere som du ønsker å gi tilgang til Webmin.
unix_def=Tillat bare login av Webminbrukere
unix_sel=Tillat Unixbrukere i listen nedenfor å logge inn ..
unix_desc=Denne siden lar deg konfigurere Webmin til verifisere login forsøk med systemets bruker liste og PAM. Dette kan være nyttig hvis du har mange eksisterende Unix-brukere som du ønsker å gi tilgang til Webmin.
unix_def=Tillat bare login av Webmin-brukere
unix_sel=Tillat Unix-brukere i listen nedenfor å logge inn ..
unix_mode=Tillat
unix_mall=Alle brukere
unix_group=Medlemmer i gruppen..
unix_user=Tillat alle Unixbrukere login med rettigheter som Users
unix_user=Tillat alle Unix-brukere login med rettigheter som Users
unix_who=Bruker eller gruppe
unix_to=Som Webminbruker
unix_to=Som Webmin-bruker
unix_ecannot=Du har ikke rettigheter til å konfigurere Unix bruker autentisering
unix_epam=Unix autentisering er ikke tilgjengelig fordi <tt>Authen::PAM</tt> Perl modul ikke er installert eller ikke virker som den skal.
twofactor_already=Din Webmin-bruker har allerede to-faktor autentisering aktivert med leverandør %1 og konto ID %2.
twofactor_already2=Webmin-brukeren %3 har allerede to-faktor autentisering aktivert med leverandør %1 og konto ID %2.
twofactor_desc=Denne siden lar deg aktivere to-faktor autentisering for din Webminbruker vha. <a href='$2' target=_blank>$1</a>. Når denne er aktivert kreves det et ekstra autentiserings-token når du logger inn på Webmin.
twofactor_desc=Denne siden lar deg aktivere to-faktor autentisering for din Webmin-bruker vha. <a href='$2' target=_blank>$1</a>. Når denne er aktivert kreves det et ekstra autentiserings-token når du logger inn på Webmin.
twofactor_desc2=Denne siden lar deg aktivere to-faktor autentisering for Webmin-brukeren $1 vha. <a href='$2' target=_blank>$1</a>. Når denne er aktivert vil det kreves et ekstra autentiserings-token for å logge inn på Webmin.
twofactor_enable=Meld inn til to-faktor autentisering
twofactor_header=Detaljer for innmelding til to-faktor autentisering
@@ -320,7 +320,7 @@ acl_types=Typy direktiv k dispozici
acl_all=Všechny
acl_sel=Vybrané..
acl_names=Mohu upravovat názvy serverů?
acl_dirs=Direktivy Apache jsou přístupné<br><font size=-1>(Subject to types limit above)</font>
acl_dirs=Dostupné direktivy Apache, omezené typy direktiv vybranými výše
acl_dirs0=Vše
acl_dirs1=Jen vybrané ..
acl_dirs2=Vše kromě vybraných ..
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