The new Google Analytics plug-in seems like a great idea, but it should not be used in its current form. For most users, it causes Apache to stop cold and refuse to restart, meaning all web sites are shut down until the administrator figures out how to fix the problem.
The main problem is that, once the plug-in is enabled and added to a single web site, Apache fails to load with the following error:
failed to load Virtualmin::GoogleAnalytics package
There is a huge block of Perl errors prior to that, which basically boils down to this:
[error] Can't locate Apache2/Filter.pm in @INC.
So, this plugin apparently requires another Perl module to be installed first. This should be clearly indicated in the documentation as a pre-requisite, and this module should be a dependency of the RPM so it gets installed automatically if necessary. Further, since this module is not available with many standard distros (i.e. at least Fedora, Red Hat, and CentOS), it should be available in the Virtualmin repository and bundled with this plug-in.