You should find all of the core modules are installable via apt. The packages are named "webmin-MODULE_NAME", where "MODULE_NAME" is the name of the .wbm.gz file. E.g. if you wanted to install the CD burner module ('burner.wbm.gz'), you could do that like this (note if you are not running as the user 'root', you'll need to prefix 'sudo' in front of all the lines I quote below):
apt update
apt install webmin-burner
Hopefully that will give you what you're after.
Having said that, I haven't explicitly answered your question on "how to update webmin". Personally, I would just do the above, but if you really want to update Webmin (or need a module that for some reason we haven't packaged) then I suspect that the best way to do that would be to remove the current webmin install and re-install direct from upstream (i.e. Webmin themselves). I haven't tested that for quite some time now, so I'm not 100% sure how it will go, but I would expect it to work fine.
Like anything potentially destructive, I suggest that you ensure you have all your data backed up and perhaps even a "snapshot"/"clone" of the full filesystem before attempting this. Then worst case, if everything goes pear-shaped, you can get back to where you are now.
So first remove the current webmin:
apt remove webmin
Then download the latest deb file from the Webmin downloads page. E.g. to download the current (1.930) version:
Ideally you should double check the GPG signature of the file too (as suggested by Webmin - to ensure that the file you downloaded is the file it says it is) but I won't go into that right now. Then install the new deb like this:
dpkg -i webmin_1.930_all.deb
Fingers crossed, that should all "just work". If not, you could just try rebooting and see if that resolves it. If you still have issues, please feel free to post back.
I was looking for how to update the module to the latest version to see if I can correct the webmin's vulnerability ... I have followed these steps and in my gitlab it works perfectly:
I was in another function at the university and lost track of things, now I am back in charge of the technology area, in view of the new situation of work from home, I am putting together a plan to take advantage of reordering virtual machines in a proxmox cluster that we built, so we defined using turnkey-core, now 16.0 so I'm evaluating it, thank you very much for your previous answers. We will keep in touch
regards
Hi there.
You should find all of the core modules are installable via apt. The packages are named "webmin-MODULE_NAME", where "MODULE_NAME" is the name of the .wbm.gz file. E.g. if you wanted to install the CD burner module ('burner.wbm.gz'), you could do that like this (note if you are not running as the user 'root', you'll need to prefix 'sudo' in front of all the lines I quote below):
apt update apt install webmin-burner
Hopefully that will give you what you're after.
Having said that, I haven't explicitly answered your question on "how to update webmin". Personally, I would just do the above, but if you really want to update Webmin (or need a module that for some reason we haven't packaged) then I suspect that the best way to do that would be to remove the current webmin install and re-install direct from upstream (i.e. Webmin themselves). I haven't tested that for quite some time now, so I'm not 100% sure how it will go, but I would expect it to work fine.
Like anything potentially destructive, I suggest that you ensure you have all your data backed up and perhaps even a "snapshot"/"clone" of the full filesystem before attempting this. Then worst case, if everything goes pear-shaped, you can get back to where you are now.
So first remove the current webmin:
Then download the latest deb file from the Webmin downloads page. E.g. to download the current (1.930) version:
Ideally you should double check the GPG signature of the file too (as suggested by Webmin - to ensure that the file you downloaded is the file it says it is) but I won't go into that right now. Then install the new deb like this:
Fingers crossed, that should all "just work". If not, you could just try rebooting and see if that resolves it. If you still have issues, please feel free to post back.
Works fine
I was looking for how to update the module to the latest version to see if I can correct the webmin's vulnerability ... I have followed these steps and in my gitlab it works perfectly:
apt remove webmin
wget https://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin_1.930_all.deb
apt --fix-broken install
dpkg -i webmin_1.930_all.deb
Now it is much easier to update gitlab from the webmin, it is no longer necessary to do it by commands ...
Thanks Jeremy
Hola!
Hi Jeremy
I was in another function at the university and lost track of things, now I am back in charge of the technology area, in view of the new situation of work from home, I am putting together a plan to take advantage of reordering virtual machines in a proxmox cluster that we built, so we defined using turnkey-core, now 16.0 so I'm evaluating it, thank you very much for your previous answers. We will keep in touch
regards
No problem
Good luck with it all, and please feel free to hit me up with more questions if you have them.
Also I'd love to hear any v16.0 feedback you might have. :)
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