Using Cloudmin (Physical Server), I was going to do what I could normally do with Webmin itself, which is setup a DHCP server.
The problem I noticed was that when I go into the Webmin section of the Cloudmin interface, and go into Servers, there's only two options I can see, as apposed to a normal Webmin setup. These two options are:
Read User Mail, SSH Server.
As I understand it, Cloudmin is based on the core of Webmin, and even uses the same modules, with the addition of Cloudmin's features in the Cloudmin section, similar to like how Virtualmin works.
I do have the DHCP Server installed on the system running Cloudmin (Physical Server), and in running the Refresh Modules, it shows "found 52 with installed applications, 56 not installed."
In looking in /usr/share/webmin, there is a dhcp directory with what looks to be everything for the dhcp server module as per webmin native, but it's just not showing up as I would normally expect.
Am I missing something, or is it done in different ways for Cloudmin specifically?
Comments
Submitted by erenfro on Fri, 07/30/2010 - 01:47 Comment #1
This can be disregarded.
I went into the "Unused Modules", and oddly enough, DHCP Server was shown there, offered to let me install dhcp3-server, and I did so, and voila!
I'm certain I did install dhcp-server from the console, but whatever the case be, installing it through the webmin interface did do the trick.
Submitted by JamieCameron on Fri, 07/30/2010 - 04:58 Comment #2
Yes, that is expected .. modules for servers that aren't currently installed (like dhcpd) are moved to the un-used modules category.
If you were to install dhcpd manually, you'd need to click "refresh modules" to move it out of the un-used category.