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Wow! This is scary. I used webmin many years ago on one of my servers, and seeing this reminded me that it's still running. I was running 1.881, and I'm at lea
by nevi-me 7y ago
Wow! This is scary. I used webmin many years ago on one of my servers, and seeing this reminded me that it's still running.
I was running 1.881, and I'm at least glad I never updated to the 1.890. While I haven't needed to change network interfaces or any hardware related change, I still think it's worthwhile keeping it.
Thanks edwintorok for sharing this. I've patched and disabled webmin, I'll temporarily enable it if/when I need it.
Yes, I could do everything through the terminal, but a GUI's still useful in the case where I can't remember/don't know the terminal way of doing something.
- ohyeshedid 7y agoYou may want to look into Cockpit.[1] While there are other panels out there, Cockpit is sponsored by Red Hat. I'm not a fan of panels, but it offers more functionality out of the box than Webmin. Last time I looked there was some pretty large gaps in functionality outside of a Red Hat environment; the Ubuntu package was missing container management. [1]: https://cockpit-project.org/ https://cockpit-project.org/
- wazoox 7y agoThe problem with cockpit is that it lacks almost everything, while webmin has modules for almost everything. I regularly look for webmin alternatives, and though there exist a couple of nicer, cleaner ones none has more than 5% of webmin's functionality.