ISPConfig 3.2.1 release
What’s new in ISPConfig 3.2.1?
This release fixes several minor bugs that were found in the previous version and implements some new features. Here are a few highlights:
Important on multi-server installations: Please answer yes when asked if you want to reconfigure permissions in master database.
Global:
- Added the hostname to system log emails
- The update script now checks for conf-custom templates and offers to rename them on update
- You can now run a forced update to reconfigure services and install variables using the --force parameter on the upgrade command
- Fixed database compatibility issues
Client:
- Fixed a bug which made adding new mailman lists impossible
Help:
- The messages module can now be disabled under System -> Main Config -> Misc
Sites:
- APS can now be re-enabled through the UI under System -> Main Config. Please note that APS will be fully removed from ISPConfig in the near future because there are no more up-to-date packages available.
- Added context to the redirect labels so it is clear to end users which option does what
- The option to pick a SSH authentication mode has been moved from System -> Main Config -> Misc to System -> Main Config -> Sites. If you had this configured, you will have to reconfigure it.
- Fixed a issue where old database backups weren't deleted
- Fixed the creation of database backups on servers that only hold the database and not the website.
- Improved shell user path check due to security concerns
Email:
- We need to support TLSv1 and TLSv1.1 a little longer for Postfix. We added ciphers for TLSv1 and TLSv1.1 so the protocols fully work again.
- Fixed a bug that made configuring RBL's through the UI impossible
- Fixed a bug with rspamd where spam rules weren't updated after changing editing a policy.
DNS:
- You can now enable DNSSEC when creating a zone with the wizard automatically by adding "dnssec_wanted=Y" to the template.
System:
- Fixed a bug where the hosts file on mirrors was changed wrong
You can see the full changelog here: