How to set up a CRON Job in Virtualmin
To setup a CRON in Virtualmin, you use the Webmin portion of the interface. This tutorial covers how to setup a Cron job. Cron is
Control Panels
How to add multiple PHP versions to Virtualmin
If you came here to upgrade CentOS 7’s PHP to version PHP 8.0/8.1, you’re at the right place. The new documentation doesn’t mention CentOS 7
Webmin stops with connection refused
Webmin just stops working and when you try to access the site in a browser you get the following message: This site can’t be reached
How to adjust memory_limit, upload_max_filesize, post_max_size, and other PHP settings in the Virtualmin Control Panel
Background To adjust the PHP memory limit using Virtualmin, do the following: 1. Log into Virtualmin 2. From the dropdown at the top, choose the
How to use Virtualmin / Webmin in a name server hierarchy
Introduction To use a primary/secondary (aka master/slave) name server configuration with Virtualmin / Webmin, you need a few things but it’s super easy: 1. A
When starting Webmin, miniserv.error shows Perl module Authen::PAM needed for PAM is not installed : Can’t locate Authen/PAM.pm in @INC…
You’re busy troubleshooting Webmin, e.g., it stopped again out of the blue. You tail -f miniserv.error and you notice an error. Probably unrelated but you’re
PHP-FPM Service Troubles
It appears Virtualmin struggles when you have both 5.6 and 7.2 PHP version and you’re trying to use PHP-FPM. A typical error might read: Restarting
How to restore a single mailbox using Virtualmin
Restoring a single mailbox is actually pretty simple if you’re using Virtualmin, provided you know the command syntax. The issue is finding the command syntax
403 Forbidden response when installing Let’s Encrypt on a Virtualmin server
Whilst trying to install / renew a Let’s Encrypt certificate on a Drupal 7 site running on a Virtualmin server, you get the following message:
Virtualmin – renaming domains – best practices
Renaming a domain in Virtualmin might occur during troubleshooting or because you need to actually refer to the domain by a new name. Thankfully the