Ilia Ross
Ilia Ross
Webmin does support IPv6, although you need to have `perl-Socket6` (RHEL and derivatives) or `libsocket6-perl` (Debian and derivatives) package installed.
> Have install libsocket6-perl and allow port 10000 but still not working. What exactly isn't working? What is getting printed exactly to `/var/webmin/miniserv.error` log file?
> Is there any way to fix this ? We don't know anything neither about your proxy set nor your system. Try switching Webmin to use `http` in `/etc/webmin/miniserv.conf` with...
What have you tried considering my previous comment?
Did you try switching Webmin to serve over `http` instead of `https`?
> Server Templates -> Default Settings -> Administrators Webmin Modules Let’s either move this to the **Account Plans** page under a separate accordion, or keep it where it is now...
> it seems that Webmin team only added the "+" you asked, but the full regexp is still not working for us, with venet0:0 interface. What is the output of...
> 2: venet0: mtu 1500 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default This already should be caught by `^\d+:\s+([^ \t\r\n\@]+):` (second regex). @jcameron > Webmin/Virtualmin wrongly recognizes `127.0.0.1` from `venet0` as...
> First, `127.0.0.1` is presented as the main/public IP on Virtualmin dashboard: Alright, what displayed on the dashboard is a separate issue. Also, I don't see any issues in **Network...
> But also the installer isn't able to identify the public IP for cases such `venet0:0`, What is the output of the following commands: ``` # 1 ip ro ls|grep...