How to change shared public IP of Virtualmin for all domain hosts Rumi, February 4, 2024 Steps are pretty straight forward. Step-1: Under > Webmin > Networking > Network Configuration > Network Interfaces You need your VM or server console access. Update the new IP with the old one from the correct interface. You will lose the connection. Reboot the server and re-login to webmin/virtualmin interface…. Continue Reading
Virtualmin create a catch-all email account Rumi, June 21, 2023 This tutorial will cover how to setup a catch-all email account. Once finished, it will be the default destination for any email arriving at your domain, unless overridden by another email account or alias. It assumes you have logged into Virtualmin as the root user. You can make any email… Continue Reading
Add PHP 7.4 support on Virtualmin GPL on CentOS 7 Distribution Rumi, April 14, 2022 Install Remi Release repo and clear cache yum -y install https://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-7.rpm && yum clean all Install PHP packages version 7.4 and/or 8.0 yum -y install php74-php-{cli,pdo,fpm,zip,gd,xml,mysqlnd,opcache,bcmath,imagick,mbstring} yum -y install php80-php-{cli,pdo,fpm,zip,gd,xml,mysqlnd,opcache,bcmath,imagick,mbstring} Configuring Individual Virtual Servers You can configure the PHP version being used for a specific Virtual Server by selecting Server Configuration… Continue Reading
DNS Slave Using Virtualmin Rumi, July 19, 2019 DNS Slave Auto-Configuration Quickstart A quick guide to assist administrators who want to use Virtualmin’s automatic DNS slave configuration features. This allows for DNS server redundancy. Introduction Virtualmin can automatically manage any number of DNS slave servers for you. Once configured, it will create slave zones on other servers and… Continue Reading
Install nginx on virtualmin (GPL) server Rumi, August 26, 2012 Installing Nginx Support Switching a system from the Apache webserver (installed by default by Virtualmin to Nginx should only be done if no virtual servers with websites have been created yet. Ideally the change should be done on a freshly installed system, running RHEL 6.0, CentOS 6.0 or Debian 6.0… Continue Reading