http://inthebox.webmin.com/webminapi-using-webmin-as-a-library Automating the data center Sat, 05 Feb 2011 01:00:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://inthebox.webmin.com/webminapi-using-webmin-as-a-library/comment-page-1#comment-345 al3xxx Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:07:13 +0000 http://inthebox.webmin.com/webminapi-using-webmin-as-a-library#comment-345 Hello Joe,<br>thank you for webmin/virtualmin -great software and what's more important - pretty reliabel and predictable.<br>This perl-API is a great thing, though unfortunately it doesn't seem to help to manage webmin configuration itself. We have bunch of servers that are running various versions of webmin as web control panel for customers. I was thinking for the following scenario:<br>Put together a script with perl-API that upgrades webmin to the latest version + deletes modules that of no use and confuse the customers (+ may be install virtualmin/GPL + virtualmin theme + configure some virtualmin parameters along the way + may be import a bunch of legacy virtual hosts into virtualmin). Still can't figure out if this is possible to script form command line. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated. Hello Joe,
thank you for webmin/virtualmin -great software and what's more important – pretty reliabel and predictable.
This perl-API is a great thing, though unfortunately it doesn't seem to help to manage webmin configuration itself. We have bunch of servers that are running various versions of webmin as web control panel for customers. I was thinking for the following scenario:
Put together a script with perl-API that upgrades webmin to the latest version + deletes modules that of no use and confuse the customers (+ may be install virtualmin/GPL + virtualmin theme + configure some virtualmin parameters along the way + may be import a bunch of legacy virtual hosts into virtualmin). Still can't figure out if this is possible to script form command line. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.

]]> http://inthebox.webmin.com/webminapi-using-webmin-as-a-library/comment-page-1#comment-235 al3xxx Thu, 18 Dec 2008 05:07:13 +0000 http://inthebox.webmin.com/webminapi-using-webmin-as-a-library#comment-235 Hello Joe,<br>thank you for webmin/virtualmin -great software and what's more important - pretty reliabel and predictable.<br>This perl-API is a great thing, though unfortunately it doesn't seem to help to manage webmin configuration itself. We have bunch of servers that are running various versions of webmin as web control panel for customers. I was thinking for the following scenario:<br>Put together a script with perl-API that upgrades webmin to the latest version + deletes modules that of no use and confuse the customers (+ may be install virtualmin/GPL + virtualmin theme + configure some virtualmin parameters along the way + may be import a bunch of legacy virtual hosts into virtualmin). Still can't figure out if this is possible to script form command line. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated. Hello Joe,
thank you for webmin/virtualmin -great software and what's more important – pretty reliabel and predictable.
This perl-API is a great thing, though unfortunately it doesn't seem to help to manage webmin configuration itself. We have bunch of servers that are running various versions of webmin as web control panel for customers. I was thinking for the following scenario:
Put together a script with perl-API that upgrades webmin to the latest version + deletes modules that of no use and confuse the customers (+ may be install virtualmin/GPL + virtualmin theme + configure some virtualmin parameters along the way + may be import a bunch of legacy virtual hosts into virtualmin). Still can't figure out if this is possible to script form command line. Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.

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