Virtualmin GPL

A page that includes documentation for our Open Source products.

Amazon EC2 Instances

Posted 2010-01-26 16:59 by Joe

All of our products are available to run instantly on Amazon Web Services EC2 instances.

Web Frequently Asked Questions

Posted 2009-11-10 14:14 by Joe

How do I make domains available before the DNS changes are made at the registrar?

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How do I make a users website available at "http://www.mydomain.tld/customerdomain"?

Virtualmin supports a couple of methods of "previewing" a site before the DNS stuff is pointing to the right place, though only one is available by default.

There is also the universal method within Apache (which is probably what you're used to seeing if you've used other virtual host administration tools), which is discouraged by the Apache developers as it is potentially a security issue.

OS Notes

Posted 2009-10-08 20:40 by Joe

OS Notes

Every Operating System is a little bit different, even when Virtualmin puts a common UI on top of it. This is a collection of observations about various operating systems, and common pitfalls.

Debian

Upgrading Debian etch to lenny with distupgrade

Support Requests and Remote Login Access

Posted 2009-10-08 20:37 by Joe

Support Requests and Remote Login Access

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Virtualmin has an optional module that can be used to easily file support requests or grant remote login access to developers from within the Virtualmin UI. Before you can use it, you must install it on your system as follows :

Mobile Devices and Virtualmin

Posted 2009-10-08 20:35 by Joe

Mobile Devices and Virtualmin

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p> For the purposes of Virtualmin, a mobile device is one that has a small screen and a limited web browser. Some examples would be a Treo, Sidekick, some cellphones, PDA or the iPhone.

Virtualmin on Low Memory Systems

Posted 2009-10-08 20:31 by Joe

Virtualmin on Low Memory Systems

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p> A default installation of Virtualmin is configured to maximize performance, rather than minimize memory usage. Thus, on a system with less than 256MB of RAM, problems can arise if steps aren't taken to reduce usage. These steps will not hurt performance on a low memory system, as running out of memory is a far greater performance problem than having to load a few libraries on each pageview in Virtualmin.

System Configuration and Maintenance

Posted 2009-10-08 20:29 by Joe

Backup and Restoration - Backing up and restoring Virtualmin virtual servers.

Virtualmin on Low Memory Systems - Configuration tips for running Virtualmin on systems with 256MB or less memory.

Mobile Devices and Virtualmin - Using Virtualmin on iPhone, Android, Palm Pre, or any other mobile device with a web browser.

Remote API

Posted 2009-08-09 18:36 by Joe

Explains how to manage Virtualmin servers, users, databases and other features remotely from other programs.

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