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Hi,
I have recently dialed up a frssh LAMPstack (from here : https://www.turnkeylinux.org/lampstack ), normally we use VirtualMin (for the GPL server manager) so I have tried to install it.
When I try to install this via WebMin (as per here : http://www.webmin.com/vdownload.html ) it simply says :
Failed to install module from http://download.webmin.com/download/virtualmin/virtual-server-4.17.gpl.w... : Module virtual-server requires Webmin version 1.730 or above
Ok, not a problem, when I use the Webmin Upgrade item in Webmin it just says : "Webmin and its modules are installed and upgraded via APT.". So I resort to the CLI, and as per this page ( https://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/support/20130609/webmin-and-its-modul... ) I run :
apt-get update apt-get install webmin
This reports that I have the latest version (1.630) but thats not right, there is 1.760 out there grrr.
So, how the heck do I get VirtualMin installed on my brand new LAMPstack? Not exactly what I'd call obvious...
PS> I also followed this guide : https://www.turnkeylinux.org/forum/general/20090604/step-step-installing..., shutting down webmin, installing from the CLI affter updating the APT sources. It installed for a while (indicating virtualmin was installed) however even after a full server reboot nothing shows up.
Please can anyone help, even a link to a guide (that I can understand) would be great. Either how to upgrade Webmin to 1.760 (when it insists its 1.630 latest), or how to force virtualmin inot the current install?
Thanks in advance,
Danny
I agree; a sub-optimal situation...
The reason why you are hitting the wall with upgrading via apt is that currently in the TurnKey Wheezy repo 1.630 is the latest available version (I know it's old...).
So OTTOMH the choices you have are:
I know that none of these is really a good answer when you just want to get your server up and running quickly. FWIW we will be updating Webmin to the latest version prior to v14.0 release. My intention moving forward to to aim to keep Webmin versions (at least roughly) in sync with TurnKey...
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