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I installed webmin using apt-get, which worked
fine. I connected to webmin via a browser and discovered there were no
installed modules. Someone suggested doing:
apt-cache search webmin
which should a lot of modules available to
install. I want to install the ldap module but it is not within the found
modules in my apt-cache search. So, I went to webmin site and downloaded
the module from there and uncompressed it.
Using webmin I tried to add this module but got
this error:
Failed to install module... Module ldap-useradmin requires
Webmin version 1.140 or above.
I am running:
Version 0.94 on Athas (Debian GNU/Linux
3.0)
because this is what apt installed on my
system. I update my package lists on a regular basis so I assume this is
the lastest version that debian offers as a .deb package.
So I guess I either don't run an ldap
module for webmin, or I uninstall the .deb package and download a tarball of the
lastest version that supports the ldap module.
If I choose option number 2, then I will
not be able keep webmin update via apt-get, right? I would have to just
reinstall new tarball versions as they become available, right?
Any advice would be great.
Thanks
Mike |