[1] Python-Webmin:
Download it here
(THIS CANNOT BE INSTALLED AS A WEBMIN/USERMIN MODULE)
If you have already a Version old than 0.4 installed, you need to uninstall it, otherwise capimin
might still use the old version.
[1-a]
use the rpm file from this site ( type rpm -ivh [rpm filename] )
Step by Step (using Webmin)
or [1-b]
unpack the tgz file with tar xvzf [filename]
See the INSTALL
file for the (simple) install instructions
(version 0.4: run make install and setup.sh )
[2 You can install the usermin and/or the webmin module]
[2a] Capimin Usermin-Module:
You can install capimin (capisuite module) via the "Usermin Modules" config page (in
Webmin) as a regular Usermin module (just like a *.wbm file).
Step by Step
[2b] Webmin-Module:
You can install capimin (capisuite module) via the "Webmin Modules" config page as a
regular Webmin module (just like a *.wbm file).
Step by Step
[3] HTMLgen python library: (optional)
If you want to have the same look and feel for Capimin as for the other modules, you need
to install HTMLgen.
See the Readme file for install instructions (current version installs with "gmake
install")
Please read also Known Issues
[2c] Manual install (for capimin-webmin):
Copy capimin-webmin.tar.gz to you Webmin bin dir (e.g. /usr/local/webmin-1.13) and unpack it
there. (the latest capimin module supports only usermin, for now)
When you first create a new module, it will not be in the ACL of any Webmin user and so you will not
be able to see it in the main menu. You must first delete the file /etc/webmin/module.infos.cache to
clear the cache of known modules. Then to make your module visible, either edit the file
/etc/webmin/webmin.acl, or use the Webmin Users module to grant yourself access. (this is only
necessary because of the manual install)
Please read also Known Issues