Directadmin 1.41.0 has been released

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Hello,

DirectAdmin 1.41.0 has been released.
There are many new features and fixes in this release.

The full list of changes can be found here:
http://www.directadmin.com/versions.php?version=1.410000

  1. Login Keys in Packages and Skins *Manditory skin changes*
  2. Ability to set Cronjob Email
  3. Local Mail column in DNS Admin
  4. AJAX in a few areas of the skins. Just testing for now.
  5. Changes for apache 2.4
  6. Ability to skip database contents in backup, but include databse settings.
  7. Ability to reset today's email send count, to allow more sends
  8. Better transparent icons in the FileManager
  9. Ability to supress the BFM notices but still block IPs.
  10. Suspend Date
  11. ftp added to secure_access_group
  12. Timezone offset for Filemanager
  13. Added pure-ftpd to brute_filter.list
  14. Reset count to 0 when IP is unblocked
  15. subdomain owner check to allow sub.sub.domain.com if sub.domain.com already exists


Plus many other changes. See the full list for more info.

To update to this version, go to:
Admin Level -> Licenses/Updates -> Update DirectAdmin

John
 
Usually, enhanced, power_user, default. However, some new features only have it set in the enhanced during testing.
There are currently some features that have not yet made it to power_user and default (eg: multi-IP).

John
 
It's been well tested, and active on many systems.
The integration of the option in the packages and User options is new, but I don't anticipate anything significant.

John
 
Thank you, John! I have upgraded three servers now, and everything works great! Also I love the new options on the page for cron jobs, so that users can add custom email address! Fantastic, we needed that on our shared hosting servers! :)
 
Upgraded our servers aswell, and everything seems to work after the upgrade.
 
Hello,

Previous release was early February, so here are the recently changed files:
Code:
[root@server scripts]# ls -lat
total 364
drwxrwxr-x   11 diradmin diradmin 8192 Jun 13 13:41 ..
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     8812 Jun 11 09:08 install.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     1041 Jun  8 15:12 startips
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     2928 May 23 15:52 custombuild.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     1103 May 23 15:36 customapache.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     5730 May 15 02:18 user_to_reseller.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin    38947 May  7 16:57 setup.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     7742 Apr 30 01:07 awstats_process.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin    10695 Apr 12 17:59 move_domain.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin     1658 Mar 30 02:12 getLicense.sh
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin    10594 Mar 15 21:07 change_username.sh
drwxr-xr-x    2 diradmin diradmin     4096 Mar 13 01:10 custom
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin      930 Feb 20 00:24 removeip
-rwxr-xr-x    1 diradmin diradmin      744 Feb  1 15:16 ftp_download.php.curl
John
 
Are these the only changes? Because I think I've discovered a bug.

Since this new version the "skip list" of the brute force monitor is not working anymore.
I setup an email adres in there, but I got bruteforce messages with this:
A brute force attack has been detected in one of your service logs.

User bram%40radiopresident%2Enl has 53 failed login attempts: dovecot1=53

Check 'Admin Level -> Brute Force Monitor' for more information
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=404
Before, this message showed an email address in the ticket system, now it says %40 (instead of @) and %2E (instead of a dot).

Next to that, the email address was already added to the skiplist in the Brute force monitor months ago, working fine. Seems be ignored now because I get the bruteforce messages again. This is since the upgrade to 1.41.1.
 
Thank you, but I'll wait until the release.

I tried the workaround and that helped for the time being.
 
I changed my mind and decided to try the pre-release.
Got this message on running the /scripts/update.sh, and it's the only thing which shows when running this.

Stopping DA-PopB4Smtp: /etc/init.d/da-popb4smtp: line 31: kill: (3010) - No such process

Starting DA-PopB4Smtp: [ok]
Seems da-popb4smtp was not running before?
This happened the same on 2 servers.
 
1 thing, you don't fix:
DefaultType
when apache ver 2.4, it's will be deleted
 
If i dont remember bad John did say somewhere that for now doesnt delete that for dont have incompatibility with older version.

Regards
 
Found almost the same bug in the pre-release binaires for 64-bit versions.
On a Centos 5 32bit version, the pre-release binaires fixed the brute-force skiplist.

On a Centos 5 64-bit version, the email adres is fixed and displayed as [email protected] (so that is fixed) but even with [email protected] in the skiplist, the brute force notice will not be skipped.

So it seems there is still some problem somewhere there.
 
I correct myself.
The skiplist is not working on 32-bit versions either. So the email address display is corrected in the prerelease binaries, but skiplist still not working.
 
I believe I've fixed it now.
The check on the skip list was comparing an encoded user to an unecoded list.
I added a 2nd check to look at the list with a decoded user.. which then matches the unencoded list.
Uploading to pre-release section shortly.

John
 
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