Ok,

Before I start I'm going to say that it's been ages since I touched any form of Linux distro, so this could well be me doing something silly, but it seems like the Apache Webmin section isn't actually changing anything.

it started like this.  After doing a fresh install, I wanted to keep the little frontpae with the webmin, shell in a box, etc. links.  It's a dev server and nobody else will be able to access it so it's no security risk.

Now obviously I didn't want it sitting on port 80 as that's where I want my dev server, so I went into webmin, Server, Apache WebServer, into the Virtual Server's Server Options, then down to Virtual Server Details and changed the port to something up the scale (can't remember what number right now, but that's not really relevant).

Anyhoo, one Apache restart later and the server is still on port 80.

On the off chance it was caching I changed the name of index.php as a test and then the server showed me the directoy contents.  So it was definitely still serving files on port 80.

I went back in and checked, definitely saying it's on the new port.  I tried changing it again, no dice.  Finally I copied out the files then told webmin to delete the server.

Well guess what?  That's right, it's still there on port 80.

At this point I haven't a clue.

If needs be I can start manually editing apache2.conf as the only thing Ican think of is that webmin just isn't doing what it says it is but that sort of blows the reason for putting turnkey on the box out of the water.

So, any ideas?