To disable SSL in Webmin control panel access link, please follow below steps
* SSH to the server.
* Open file
#vim /etc/webmin/miniserv.conf
* Change
ssl=1
to
ssl=0
save the file
* Restart Webmin service
/etc/init.d/webmin restart
Clear the browser cache, cookies and check by accessing Webmin control panel without https.
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Installing SSL certificate on Webmin
This assumes that you have already configured SSL for Apache via Webmin
Upload your SSL certificate file to your server – we recommend that this isn’t in your web root but under the domain name so you know where it is!
* Log into your Webmin control panel
* Select the virtual host that you want to secure
* Click on SSL options
* Click Yes on Enable SSL
* Select Certificate/private key and browse to the location of the ssl certificate
* Select Private key file and browse to the location of the ssl private key file
* Save changes and return to the server index
* Your SSL should now be working. You may need to restart Apache. From the Apache Webserver page click on “Stop Apache” top right and then “Start Apache” when displayed.
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Follow the steps to create an e-mail account:
Process #1
STEP 1. From the left-side Menu, click “System” and then click on “Users and Groups”
STEP 2. Click on “Create a new user” link
STEP 3. Fill in the form with appropriate information. For this article’s purposes we will use the username: demouser. The following ones are recommended to be filled-in:
– Username (if you want to have an email address linux@yourdomain.com , set the username’s value to linux)
– User ID: leave it automatic
– Real Name: required only for you to identify each account from the list
– Home Directory: Click “Directory” and set it to: /home/ where is what you set in the Username field
– Shell: Leave it as it is
– Password: click the “Normal password” and type your desired password (it will be encrypted on save/exit)
You will see few more settings/fields on the same form. You may fill them in if you like. However, the above mentioned fields are those required to have a valid e-mail account created.
FINAL STEP 4. Now click the “Create” button and you are done!
Process #2
Adding user to mail :
Webmin: Servers > Sendmail Configuration -> Address Mapping (linux)
– Fill the following fields: Mail for Address user@domain.com
-Send to Address username – Click Create
Stop and Start Sendmail.
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Linux System Administration 