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BUT if you already have any SSL cert on your computer/server from an existing vhost that will work. | BUT if you already have any SSL cert on your computer/server from an existing vhost that will work. | ||
See example below | See example below from the msgcnx server | ||
[[File:WebminSSL.png|left|thumb|From msgcnx]] | [[File:WebminSSL.png|left|thumb|From msgcnx]] | ||
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=== Lost Access === | |||
If you break something(maybe I did and maybe I didn't) | |||
You can reset the root user password on webmin by: | |||
sudo /usr/share/webmin/changepass.pl /etc/webmin root newpassword | |||
If you get an error maybe you need to find the file: | |||
locate changepass.pl | |||
Latest revision as of 11:46, 29 April 2024
General
Webmin is a server management tool.
We use very few of its real features
- We setup nfs exports for our local file server
- We manage cron jobs
SSL
Webmin normally runs in non secure mode.
This means that Chrome will complain every time you access it.
This page explains a bit about how to set it up. Not sure how much of that is needed.
BUT if you already have any SSL cert on your computer/server from an existing vhost that will work.
See example below from the msgcnx server
Lost Access
If you break something(maybe I did and maybe I didn't)
You can reset the root user password on webmin by:
sudo /usr/share/webmin/changepass.pl /etc/webmin root newpassword
If you get an error maybe you need to find the file:
locate changepass.pl