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Dear Froxlor Commuity, finally - the first release candidate of our new API based version 0.10.0! A lot of work has gone into this, many internal changes (you might miss any frontend-changes, but be patient...) most importantly the API backend which not only is used by froxlor frontend itself but can also be uses from within your website/scripts/etc. Froxlor now uses composer to include some of its requirements like phpMailer, Logger, IdnaConvert and TwoFactorAuth libraries. Here are some of the new features besides API that found their way in: - 2FA / TwoFactor Authentication for accounts - MySQL8 compatibility - new implementation of Let's Encrypt (acme.sh) - customizable error/access log handling for webserver (format, level, pipe-to-script, etc.) - lots and lots of bugfixes and small enhancements You can see all changes on Github at https://github.com/Froxlor/Froxlor/compare/0.9.40.1...0.10.0-rc2 Download: 0.10.0-rc2Note: There will be no Debian packages for release-candidates.Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net.Thank you,d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, we are proud to announce the first release candidate for our upcoming version 0.9.37 which includes a complete DNS editor for Domain and also supports PowerDNS in standalone mode as nameserver. You can now also customize the customer-docroot options when using apache webserver and mod_php and activate the warn-emails about traffic and web-usage separately Please test the DNS feature thoroughly and give feedback. Thanks in advance. Changes in 0.9.37-rc1: You can see all (minor) changes in our bugtracker at https://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/72 Download: 0.9.37-rc1 Note: Gentoo users might use the 9999 ebuild for a live-version. There will be no Debian packages for release-candidates. Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, we are proud to announce the first release candidate for our upcoming version 0.9.35 which includes some new kick-ass features. Support for Let's Encrypt Many of you were waiting for this one for quite some time now. We finally managed to include ssl-certificate generation via Let's Encrypt directly within froxlor's interface. It's easy as a click on "use let's encrypt" when adding/editing a domain. The certificate will be created and renewed automatically. Please keep in mind that this feature is in BETA state. VHost-Templates Froxlor now provides an editor for custom virtual-host configurations for you. Whenever you have special needs for specific domains or you want to have full control over the content of the generated virtual-hosts - this feature is what you want :-) This feature was not fully operational and will not be included in the final version of 0.9.35 Multiple default IP addresses You can now select multiple IP addresses you want to be set as default for new domains in the System-settings. Until now it was only possible to define one default IP address. This is especially handy if your server has an IPv4 and IPv6 address for example. Auto-Update As of this release candidate, you will be able to update to future releases from within the webinterface. It will automatically download the latest archive and extract it - and you're done - and yes, you can use that already to update to the final release of 0.9.35 when it's released. Menu structure We re-organized some menu-items to reflect their corresponding affinity. The former "Server" category is now called "System". PHP related settings / information are now in their own category. Also "IPs and Ports" and "Recalculate resource usage" were put in the "Resources" category (where they belong). Set MYSQL_PASSWORD on configuration templates It is now possible to set the MYSQL_PASSWORD value (via JavaScript, only client-side) when configurating services with our templates. This eases the process and you do not need to search and replace for MYSQL_PASSWORD in the config files again (also you are likely to not miss any of the occurences). System-Log for customer The customers are now able to see actions related to their account in the menu-item "System-Log", depending on the log-level set in the settings. This is also very helpful for response-messages from Let's Encrypt. Changes in 0.9.35-rc1: You can see all (minor) changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/68 Download: 0.9.35-rc1 Note: Gentoo users might use the 9999 ebuild for a live-version. There will be no Debian packages for release-candidates. Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, today we announce the second release candidate of our next major release 0.9.33. Our database-integrity-check now logs issues found and what has been fixed if necessary, this makes its actions more transparent and replicable to the admin. The account passwords for admins and customers are now also hashed with the algorithm you've set in the settings. The passwords are being updated automatically when the user logs in successfully - you do not have to do anything. The default hash has been changed from MD5 to SHA256 - updaters need to set the setting manually as we do not overwrite user-settings. It is now possible to add custom notes to admin / customer profiles. Optionally this custom note can be displayed on the users dashboard. For users that really want to use sockets instead of 127.0.0.1/localhost for the database-connection can now set the "host" value in lib/userdata.inc.php to a socket-file. We have included new configuration templates for Ubuntu 14.04 and RHEL / CentOS 7. Changes in 0.9.33-rc2: + #1289: use password-hash from froxlor-settings for admin/customer accounts + #1335: added possibility to use a socket-file for the database-connection + #1414: added configuration templates for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS + #1471: added custom-notes field in admin and customer profiles ~ #1427: fixed the way php was included in nginx-vhosts ~ #1459: fixed deprecated postfix configuration templates in debian ~ #1465: fixed dovecot-transport configuration in ubuntu You can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/56 Download: 0.9.33-rc3 (Updated to rc3 due to password-hash-update-iusse, see bug #1479) Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, today we announce the first release candidate of our next major release 0.9.33 which includes a bunch of improvements and some interesting new features. Starting with this version, froxlor allows to move customers from one admin to another (including all resources like domains etc.). Due to the wish of some community members, we included a domain-import. It can be found in the admin-domain overview, more information can be found at http://redmine.froxlor.org/projects/froxlor/wiki/DomainBulkActionDoc. Also we added possibilities to define password-complexity rather then specifying a regular-expression - this makes suggested passwords in the panel match the complexity. Additionally, an admin can now specify a custom-newsfeed for his customers which is being displayed instead of the froxlor-newsfeed. The newly introduced database-integrity-check now also makes sure, the froxlor-database is 100% UTF-8. Important: the directory permissions for (new) customers changed to be more secure, if you use FCGID or php-fpm you have to update your libnss-mysql config for this to work, you can see changes in the config-templates at http://config.froxlor.org (chose your distribution and your current version and click "show differences"). Changes in 0.9.33-rc1: + #1408: added custom newsfeed on customer-dashboard + #1410: added possibility to move customer between admins + #1452: added domain import (CSV file), infos at http://redmine.froxlor.org/projects/froxlor/wiki/DomainBulkActionDoc ~ #1426: fixed utf-8 encoding problem (use db-integrity check) ~ #1430: fixed various nginx-vhost problems ~ #1437: fixed cron-problem in FreeBSD ~ #1440: fixed ip-validation in some special cases ~ #1446: fixed nginx auto-index problem ~ #1447: fixed libnss-configs for customer-docroot chmod 750 ~ #1455: fixed directory-protection with apache-2.4 ~ #1458: fixed incorrect security check on mail-directories where various special-characters are allowed ~ #1466: fixed design-issues when no add-link is present in overviews ~ #1468: fixed installer when mysql strict-mode is usedYou can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/49 Download: 0.9.33-rc1 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, today we announce the first release candidate of our next major release 0.9.32. As previously announced, the features APS, Autoresponder and Backup are no longer part of froxlor. A great number of minor bugs could be found, thanks to the error-reports we have received and the many users on IRC. Froxlor is now able to extract trafficdata for the most common mailservers from the logfiles. We also implemented a database-validation which runs various integrity checks to ensure the database and its data is as expected. The cronjob no longer handles the time-management of the jobs itself but hands it back to the cron daemon, where it belongs. Changes in 0.9.32-rc1: + #69: calculate/show mail-traffic + #433: redirect to last URL after session-timeout + #1321: log faulty login-attempts + #1340: add 'description' to ftp-users + #1378: added database validation in the admin menu to check for its integrity ~ #858: runtime of cronjobs - APS (complete) - Autoresponder (complete) - Backup (complete) You can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/46 Download: 0.9.32-rc1 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, today we are releasing our second release candidate of the upcoming version 0.9.32. Thanks to your reporting, we were able to fix a few leftofter bugs from the first release candidate. We also managed to include the creation of bind-configs for the froxlor-hostname. Also, there is an option to automatically let the cronjob run the necessary database updates after the froxlor files have been updated. Please use this feature with caution as only default values for new settings/changed settings will be used that way. Changes in 0.9.32-rc2: + #1090: bind doesn't create entry for system setting "system_hostname" + #1342: add option to automatically run database-updates instead of dying with "version mismatch" in cronjob ~ #1389: fixed minor sql-query variable-issues ~ #1392: fixed setting default-theme if != Sparkle when adding new customers ~ #1377: fixed FS-quota on FreeBSD You can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/52 Download: 0.9.32-rc2 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, today we are releasing the second release candidate for the upcoming version 0.9.31. Besides minor bugfixing we decided to add some long-awaited features such as: new template variables for the customer-welcome email and logical operators for the search-field when searching for numeric values. The reports and the feedback for this release candidate will decide whether a third release candidate is needed so please test and report any issues. Changes in 0.9.31-rc2: + #432: added new template-variables for the 'customer welcome email' template: SERVER_HOSTNAME, SERVER_IP, SERVER_PORT and DOMAINNAME + #722: added logical operators (<, > and =) which can be used when searching for numeric values, e.g. Webspace: ">100", "<2048" or "=1234" ~ #1231: check paths for bad characters and remove them ~ #1295: make vhost-query of webserver-crons mariadb-compatible ~ #1314: when using DKIM and no MX server is given, also add a dkim-TXT entry for the 'mail' a-record ~ #1317: when using perl + php-fpm the SuexecUserGroup statement needs to be added again because otherwise the owner of perl-created files is the webserver You can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/47 Download: 0.9.31-rc2 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, we are proud to announce the release of our next major release candidate 0.9.31-rc1. With this release the old PHP-MySQL extension was replaced with PDO-MySQL. Due to this move all queries have been touched and converted to prepared statements, preventing SQL-injections in the future. This also means, that there may be SQL errors we didn't catch. In addition to that we have implemented an (optional) error-reporting which will email us any occuring SQL errors. You will see a preview of what exactly is being sent before anything leaves your system - no E.T.-phone-home! Also, this is currently only enabled for admins - but you can optionally allow your customers to send reports too (please watch out for any personal/private data!). In the final release of course, the error-reporting will be off by default for both, admins and customers. This will be the first of at least two planned release-candidates due to the heavy changes all-over the code so please test and report any issues. Changes in 0.9.31-rc1: + Completely redesigned dashboard in Sparkle-theme + #729: Usage of an activation code instead of password reset + #1051: Enable usage of php-slowlog for FPM users + #1287: Switch database implementation to PDO + #1297: Standard subdomains do not appear in a customers domain list ~ #1277: Traffic data - different values ~ #1300: Make FastCgiIpcDir configurable (important for php-fpm) ~ #1309: Nginx cron doesn't merge locations correctly You can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/45 Download: 0.9.31-rc1 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, the upcoming release of 0.9.30 is going to include some major changes. Dual-/Multistack (multiple IP's per domain, ipv4 as well as ipv6) clean and light new theme "Sparkle" rewritten installation-process SSL-certificates per domain (customer) Wildcard/WWW-Alias settable by admin and customer equally etc. Also the build-in logrotate feature has been removed in favor of logrotate configuration templates. You can see all changes in our bugtracker at http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/42 Download: 0.9.30-rc1 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages. Gentoo users might use the testing ebuild (froxlor-9999). Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, sorry for the long delay. There are several reasons for this, most of them regarding Debian Wheezy of course and the fact that I've been on my honeymoon. Again, there are a lot of changes in the upcoming version 0.9.29, so please take a look at our bugtracker (http://redmine.froxlor.org/versions/38) and report any issues left for the final release. The next step will be the integration of the dualstack feature and some more work on per-domain ssl certificates. Also, DomainKey does currently only work with dkim-filter, not with opendkim. Please report bugs/errors in the bugtracker (http://redmine.froxlor.org) as usual. Changes in 0.9.29-rc1: + customers are now able to define ssl-certificates on a per-domain basis when SSL is enabled + Debian Wheezy support (configuration templates) + #587 when using php-fpm, you can now also specify php-configurations on a per-domain basis, note: not all listed configs can be used in fpm and are therefore ignored + #100 allow usage of AXFR records in bind + #744 added possiblity to hide subdomains in the PHP-configurations overview + #1175 added possibility for admins to allow/disallow changing the theme ~ #640 non-latin IDN domains are now correctly validated ~ #1197 fixed phpMyAdmin URL validation, entering an IP-address is now possible Important information: support for dovecot-1 on Gentoo will be dropped in 0.9.29 as Gentoo's tree does not include it anymore. support for Ubuntu Hardy will be removed in 0.9.29 as it is unsupported since april 2013. Download: 0.9.29-rc1 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages and no new Gentoo ebuild for this. Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p
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Dear Froxlor Community, it has now been a week since I took over the leadership of the project. Besides the survey, which will help setting the development focus of future releases, the goal was to review the changes made in GIT since the last release to publish a new version of Froxlor including a bunch of bugfixes and changes. One of the bigger changes is the complete switch to UTF-8 (see #1117). As this also includes the database we strongly recommened to backup your database before updating. Future releases and plans: The next stable release will be 0.9.28 of course. Followed by a maintenance version called 0.9.29. During that time, some major rework will take place which will lead to a new version-tree called 0.99 (starting with 0.99.0). Main focus will be set on code-cleaning, improving SSL-support and IPv4/IPv6 dualstack (as these two are the first two places on the most-used-feature-list from the survey). Also, some features will be marked as "unstable" or similar, which does not mean they are going to be removed, but that they need a major rework and are likely to not work properly. It is not yet decided what features will be on that list. Feel free to discuss in our IRC-Channel on freenode. Please report bugs/errors in the bugtracker (http://redmine.froxlor.org) as usual. There will be no more new features in 0.9.28. Changes in 0.9.28-rc1: + #1064 customers are now able to search their email-addresses in the overview (like domains, etc.) + #1103 new directory-structure for e-mail accounts. New added accounts will be stored in a new maildir-structure (e.g. /var/customers/mail/<customeracc>/<domain>/<mailacc>/Maildir/). An explanation why this makes sense can be found in the ticket-description. Note: no configuration changes are necessary and existing accounts do not need to be updated, as the homedir/maildir is read from the database. + #1107 the default language for users without a language-setting is now determined via HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE + #1138 added support for apache-2.4 (note: mod_log_sql is not compatible to apache-2.4) + #1153 path to nginx's fastcgi_params-file is now customizable (as other distributions/systems do not have it in /etc/nginx/) ~ #1067 fixed alias generation when the docroot of a (sub)domain was below the customerdocroot ~ #1068 Apply settings for all subdomains in now deactivateable (but will be checked when you re-open the domain-edit view, this is intended!) ~ #1075 the default php-cgi listener for nginx is now editable as intended ~ #1079 php-fpm files are generated correctly - due to a double "cleaning" of the php-cgi-configdir, they were created and later removed in the cronjobs ~ #1089 + #1118 fixed php-fpm usage on apache-webserver ~ #1095 fixed incorrect display of used traffic in admin-overview ~ #1097 fixed falsey used private class property in database-class ~ #1104 fixed endless-loop in readdir() when bind is not installed but php-fpm is activated ~ #1108 fixed problems when disabling a customer / the customer removes one of his database with mysql version >4.1 ~ #1117 froxlor is now completely using UTF-8 encoding. x #1119 The classic theme has been removed. Maintaining two very different themes and the goal to gain usability and simplicity lead to that decision. Important information: support for mod_log_sql will drop in the final 0.9.28 release. If you still use it, please switch to webalizer or awstats support for dovecot-1 on Gentoo will be dropped in 0.9.29 as Gentoo's tree does not include it anymore. support for Debian Lenny has been removed as it is EOL since 6.2.2012. support for Ubuntu Hardy will be deprecated in 0.9.28 and removed in 0.9.29 as it will be unsupported in april 2013. php's safe_mode setting will be removed in the final 0.9.28 release as it is deprecated. Download: 0.9.28-rc1 Note: As this is a release candidate, there will be no Debian packages and no new Gentoo ebuild for this. Visit http://www.froxlor.org or join our IRC channel #froxlor on irc.freenode.net. Thank you, d00p