Install.sh 6.2.0 and virtualmin-config 6.0.28 released
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Joe Cooper
Jul 14, 2020, 12:54:56 AM7/14/20
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Howdy all,
I've just rolled out version 6.2.0 of the install.sh install script and 6.0.28 of virtualmin-config. These provide the bulk of the installation and initial configuration.
Changes since 6.1.1 and 6.0.27:
- Ubuntu 20.04 beta (that means it's probably buggy, don't try to use it without your own testing for your needs)
- Better CentOS 8 support (might even be nice now)
Primarily this release is to probably add beta support for Ubuntu 20.04 and to fix a couple of bugs with CentOS 8 installations. Ubuntu 20.04 support is extremely lightly tested and should not be considered ready for production use without extensive testing of your own before putting the system into use. CentOS 8 is probably getting pretty good and is probably the right choice if you like CentOS and don't need CGI or fcgi execution modes (we only support FPM and proxied app servers on this distro/version because we don't replace the Apache packages, and so suexec does not work in `/home).
It's probably got a couple of other minor bugfixes and improvements. They'll both get a bit of a bigger refactor for Virtualmin 7 in a couple of weeks.
Joe
I've just rolled out version 6.2.0 of the install.sh install script and 6.0.28 of virtualmin-config. These provide the bulk of the installation and initial configuration.
Changes since 6.1.1 and 6.0.27:
- Ubuntu 20.04 beta (that means it's probably buggy, don't try to use it without your own testing for your needs)
- Better CentOS 8 support (might even be nice now)
Primarily this release is to probably add beta support for Ubuntu 20.04 and to fix a couple of bugs with CentOS 8 installations. Ubuntu 20.04 support is extremely lightly tested and should not be considered ready for production use without extensive testing of your own before putting the system into use. CentOS 8 is probably getting pretty good and is probably the right choice if you like CentOS and don't need CGI or fcgi execution modes (we only support FPM and proxied app servers on this distro/version because we don't replace the Apache packages, and so suexec does not work in `/home).
It's probably got a couple of other minor bugfixes and improvements. They'll both get a bit of a bigger refactor for Virtualmin 7 in a couple of weeks.
Cheers,
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