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
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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
Virtualmin is slow due to clamscan and spamassassin
Your Virtualmin GPL server has crawled to a halt. Whilst doing a ‘top’ you see repeated events of CLAMSCAN taking up memory and CPU. You
Virtualmin FTP not working on port 21
On CentOS 7 you try to FTP to your freshly installed Virtualmin server by doing this: user@hostname ~ $ ftp cp01.vander.host ftp: connect: No route
A list common actions one might want to perform with the Virtualmin control panel
Here is a collection of useful tools, commands, and information for if you’re using the Virtualmin control panel. Missing something? Please leave a comment and
I need some tutorials on Virtualmin!
Here is a link to a number of Virtualmin Tutorials: https://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/tutorial
How to add database access to MySQL from a remote host using Virtualmin
This article explains how to add remote access to a Virtualmin host so that the end-user can access their MySQL database. Go to Virtualmin Choose
Failed to create virtual server : New virtual server has no IP address! Perhaps Virtualmin could not work out the system’s default IP.
Whilst creating a new virtual server on Virtualmin, you get this message: “Failed to create virtual server : New virtual server has no IP address!
How to add multiple PHP versions for Virtualmin if you’re using CentOS 7, PHP 7.1/PHP 7.2
CentOS has a software collections repository that allows you to install multiple PHP versions easily for Virtualmin. If think you’ll only ever just need a
Virtualmin versus Plesk and cPanel
Virtualmin versus Other Control Panels This article was taken from the Virtualmin website and slightly modified to give Vander Host’s opinion on Virtualmin versus other