"wbmtrustees" is a Linux-based webmin module that enables users to manage Access Control Lists (ACLs) for Trustees through a user-friendly interface. It offers an efficient way to control and organize user permission levels for improved security.
The wbmtrustees module is an essential component for those who are looking for an effective way to manage Linux Trustees ACLs. With its intuitive interface and robust feature set, it has quickly become the go-to solution for anyone looking to streamline their ACL management workflow.
The latest release of wbmtrustees comes equipped with a number of exciting new features and improvements. Notably, the previous restrictive "os_support" tag has been removed from the "module.info" configuration, enabling it to be installed on other distros besides debian. This greatly expands the module's reach and makes it an even more versatile tool.
Additionally, the update addresses a particularly nasty bug within the hash sort function that was causing issues with device identification. Thanks to Taan Lindemans, this issue has been resolved, and the module now performs optimally under all circumstances. In short, if you are looking for a reliable solution for managing Linux Trustees ACLs, look no further than wbmtrustees.
The latest release of wbmtrustees comes equipped with a number of exciting new features and improvements. Notably, the previous restrictive "os_support" tag has been removed from the "module.info" configuration, enabling it to be installed on other distros besides debian. This greatly expands the module's reach and makes it an even more versatile tool.
Additionally, the update addresses a particularly nasty bug within the hash sort function that was causing issues with device identification. Thanks to Taan Lindemans, this issue has been resolved, and the module now performs optimally under all circumstances. In short, if you are looking for a reliable solution for managing Linux Trustees ACLs, look no further than wbmtrustees.
What's New
Version 0.1.3: N/A