Archive for March, 2009

ISPConfig 2.2.30 is available for download.

This ISPConfig release adds support for WebDAV, updates PHP to 5.2.9 and OpenSSL to 0.9.8j.
Several minor bugs were fixed.

Detailed Changelog
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- Added: WebDAV support.
- Added: Created help files for the DNS Manager.
- Added: Added subdomain part to email address in email user form if the web site’s subdomain is not www.
- Added: Added checks to correctly format the email forward and email alias fields.
- Added: Added format checks for the spam whitelist and spam blacklist fields.
- Updated: PHP to 5.2.9.
- Updated: OpenSSL to 0.9.8j.
- Bugfix: Fixed problem with mod_python and .htaccess.
- Bugfix: ISPConfig couldn’t start/stop/restart services if netstat listed them as tcp6 instead of tcp.
- Bugfix: Fixed bug in mail_logs.php that could possibly extract wrong mail traffic values from the mail log.
- Bugfix: whitespace and empty lines are now not removed anymore from manual additions to the BIND and Postfix/Sendmail configurations.
- Bugfix: Domain forwards are not converted to lower case anymore.
- Bugfix: error messages for reseller and client forms are now localized.
- Bugfix: when “Create DNS-MX” was checked for a website, the MX record was created, no matter if there was already
an MX record for that host in the DNS-Manager.
- Bugfix: MX records created through the “Create DNS-MX” checkbox had the wrong groupid. If you edited such a record in
the DNS-Manager and then sometime later moved it to the recycle bin, the record could not be seen in the recycle bin.
- Changed: Better parsing of DNS records. Backend checks if there’s a trailing dot.
- Changed: Disabled HTTP and FTP monitoring in the check_services.php script. These services will from now
on only be monitored if you create a monitoring job for them under Management -> Server -> Services -> Monitoring.
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