After you run the following command, you will be prompted to enter your password. Set up Webmin Debian repoįirst, we switch to the root user to avoid using sudo every time. This is needed to install Webmin system-wide.
The user you used to log in should have root access. This won’t affect the installation process but the URL used to access Webmin will change, as you see later. You should have access to the terminal or can ssh into your machine. Note that the instructions should also apply to other Debian-based Linux distributions like Ubuntu 20.04, 18.04, and Debian 10, 9.
#Webmin default login how to
Here you will learn how to install Webmin through the command line or terminal on Raspbian (the Raspberry Pi OS) through its official Debian repository, the easiest way and the most worry-less because you don’t need to download Webmin every time a new version come out and can just use apt update to update Webmin like other packages on you OS later. Here is a list of standard modules that Webmin support and they come with the Webmin installation so you don’t have to manually install them. This way, you can manage your machine on any browser remotely without having an SSH client: you can manage user accounts without editing /etc/passwd, Apache servers, DNS servers, Samba share, and a lot of system administration. Webmin is a software that allows you to manage your Unix or Linux machine (e.g., Raspberry Pi) or server (e.g., Ubuntu server) through a web interface. Before we start, let me introduce Webmin.
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