Update: I have uploaded the package to our apt repo now, so you should be able to install with:
apt update
apt install webmin-xterm
It appears that somewhere between may initial testing and uploading packages, the webmin-xterm didn't make it to the apt repo... Opps!
I'll need to circle back and upload it to our repos sometime soon, but in the meantime I've just uploaded it to the new GitHub issues that I've created. To save you having to click through, I'll repost the instructions.
Important note! Whilst the file has a .gz file extension, that has just been added to work about GitHub's file type limitations (i.e. .deb files aren't supported/allowed). Please follow the instructions below to install it (requires root, so if not running as root user, prefix with sudo).
To install, first download the file (from your TKL server):
Or install with dpkg (doesn't require file rename, but will fail if you don't have Webmin v2.105 already installed):
dpkg -i webmin-xterm_2.105-turnkey+0_all.deb.gz
Once it's installed, restart the Webmin server (may not be required - but just on the safe side):
systemctl restart webmin
And open Webmin in your browser (if you already had it open, just refresh the window/tab). Then in the left hand menu, browse to Tools >> Terminal.Here's a screenshot (click to open a larger version in a new window/tab):
Ok, it looks like it ws my blunder...
Update: I have uploaded the package to our apt repo now, so you should be able to install with:
It appears that somewhere between may initial testing and uploading packages, the webmin-xterm didn't make it to the apt repo... Opps!
I'll need to circle back and upload it to our repos sometime soon, but in the meantime I've just uploaded it to the new GitHub issues that I've created. To save you having to click through, I'll repost the instructions.
Important note! Whilst the file has a .gz file extension, that has just been added to work about GitHub's file type limitations (i.e. .deb files aren't supported/allowed). Please follow the instructions below to install it (requires root, so if not running as root user, prefix with sudo).
To install, first download the file (from your TKL server):
Then either, rename it and install via apt (preferred):
Or install with dpkg (doesn't require file rename, but will fail if you don't have Webmin v2.105 already installed):
Once it's installed, restart the Webmin server (may not be required - but just on the safe side):
And open Webmin in your browser (if you already had it open, just refresh the window/tab). Then in the left hand menu, browse to Tools >> Terminal.Here's a screenshot (click to open a larger version in a new window/tab):