6.14

• Bugfixes in PHP FPM support
• Email is now sent using the correct character set

6.13

• Added support for backing up to BackBlaze.
• Added a cron job to clean up old PHP session files.
• Fixes to creation and update of per-domain Dovecot SSL certs.
• Improved the template page for website options when Nginx is in use.
• Better handle PHP FPM package upgrades done after domains are created.
• Massively improved support for MySQL / MariaDB user and password management.
• Improved and preserved indentation for Apache configs.
• Fixes for IPv6 addresses in SPF and default DNS records.
• Fixed bugs caused by removing domain features in the wrong order.
• Improved locking for domain database files to prevent overwriting.

6.12

Mostly bugfixes and UI cleanups

6.11

• Minor bugfixes over 6.10

6.10

• Added the set-dkim API command to enable and disable DKIM.
• The compression format can now be selected on a per-backup basis.
• Scheduled backups can have a descriptive comment for recording their purpose, which is also displayed in backup logs.
• Per-domain SSL certifcates can not be setup in Postfix, if running version 3.4 or later.
• Updated the SSL Certificate page to allow more control over per-domain certs for Webmin, Usermin, Postfix and Dovecot.
• Language updates.

6.09

release version bump

6.08

New version bump

6.07

Fix perl error

6.06

• If multiple versions of the PHP-FPM packages are installed, a different version can be selected for each domain in Virtualmin.
• Remote backups can now be made using Webmin's RPC protocol, along with SSH. This allows backups to systems that only allow sudo logins.
• Added support for MySQL 8 systems that use a different password hashing method.
• Existing GPG keys owned by the root user can now be imported as backup encrytion keys.

6.05

• Scheduled backups create by root can now be designated as allowing restore by virtual server owners, so that they don't have to maintain their own backups.
• When used with Webmin 1.900 or above, Let's Encrypt SSL certificates can be requested for wildcard domains.
• The domain name used in links to a server's website can now be customized to use one of it's aliases instead.