Turn on some features for a virtual server To enable features for one or more servers from the command line, use this program. The features to enable can be specified in the same way as the create-domain program, such as --web, --dns and --virtualmin-svn. The servers to effect can either individually specified with the --domain option, which can occur multiple times, or with --all-domains to update all virtual server. When updating multiple servers, this program may take some time to run due to the amount of work it needs to do. However, the progress of each server and step will be shown as it runs.
Turn on some features for a virtual server#
To enable features for one or more servers from the command line, use this program. The features to enable can be specified in the same way as the create-domain program, such as --web, --dns and --virtualmin-svn. The servers to effect can either individually specified with the --domain option, which can occur multiple times, or with --all-domains to update all virtual server.
When updating multiple servers, this program may take some time to run due to the amount of work it needs to do. However, the progress of each server and step will be shown as it runs.
If the --associate flag is given, this command will simply make Virtualmin assume that the underlying configuration changes or databases have been already created. This reverses the effect of the --disassociate flag to the disable-feature API command.
Command line help#
virtualmin enable-feature --domain name | --user name | --all-domains
[--associate]
[--unix]
[--dir]
[--dns]
[--mail]
[--web]
[--ssl]
[--logrotate]
[--mysql]
[--spam]
[--status]
[--webmin]
[--virtualmin-awstats]
[--skip-warnings]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/enable-feature/
