[webmin-announce] Webmin 1.370 released

Hi everyone,

Webmin version 1.370 is now available for download from
http://www.webmin.com/ and mirror sites. This release includes
the following changes :

 - Updated the Webmin Users module to allow password quality
   restrictions to be defined, such as minimum length and
   checks for dictionary words (thanks to GE Medical Systems).
 - Added a maximum password age for Webmin users, and a page for
   forcing users to enter a new password when theirs expires.
   Also added limits on the number of old passwords that can be
   re-used.
 - The BIND module can now add a record to multiple DNS domains
   at once.
 - Added a page to the Postfix module for SMTP authentication And
   Encryption options.
 - Installed Apache modules are now always automatically detected in
   the Apache module, removing the need for manual configuration.
 - Updated the Bacula module to support packages like Mandrake's that
   don't have an /etc/bacula/bacula command.
 - Dovecot module updates to support new directives in latest version.
 - Support for RAID 10 and MDADM monitoring in the Linux RAID module.
 - Better support for comments and long zone names in the Shorewall
   module (thanks to Paul Gear)
 - Fixed a Windows-only security hole that allows any Webmin user to run
   any command (thanks to Keigo Yamazaki)

Also available is Usermin 1.300, which includes the changes :

 - Fixed several indexing bugs in the Read Mail module that caused some
   messages to appear as None in the mail list after deletion.
 - Added sysadmin-configurable options in the Filter Mail module to
   create a .forward file that runs procmail automatically, and to set
   the minimum time between automatic replies.
 - Added a Save and Edit button to the Read Mail module, to save a draft
   copy of a message and continue working on it.
 - Attachments in the Read Mail module are now shown using a table rather
   than as icons.

As always, please send me any bug reports or feature suggestions that
you might have.

 - Jamie

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