Trying to rebooting a managed server reboots the master Cloudmin instead

Submitted by lorelin on Tue, 08/11/2020 - 20:41 Pro Licensee

Rebooting a managed server via Cloudmin won't reboot the managed server but the master Cloudmin server instead, which is ugly !

Steps to reproduce : - select a manager server with Webmin - use Open Webmin feature to get into the managed server without login - reboot the managed server using the Reboot Now button of Webmin, for example the one displayed on Dashboard when a kernel upgrades requires rebooting (see attached screenshot) - You loose connection to the Cloudmin master which is actually rebooting

This happens with a KVM guest and also with another physical server.

This is absolutely critical, I lost long hours to repair the mess caused by the brutal shutdown of all critical services at the worst moment for my customers.

Status: 
Fixed (pending)
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Image icon screenshot_2020-08-12_dashboard_-_webmin_1_954_centos_linux_8_2_2004.png

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Submitted by Ilia on Thu, 08/13/2020 - 13:38

Hi,

Thanks for contacting us. Sorry about that!

Rebooting a managed server via Cloudmin won't reboot the managed server but the master Cloudmin server instead, which is ugly !

Yes, I think I know what's causing this bug - will take a closer look as soon as possible.

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Submitted by Ilia on Sat, 08/15/2020 - 10:11

Rebooting a managed server via Cloudmin won't reboot the managed server but the master Cloudmin server instead, which is ugly !

I see the bug.

It's fixed and will shortly be released with Authentic Theme 19.54.

Submitted by lorelin on Mon, 08/24/2020 - 12:09 Pro Licensee

So to get the fix one needs to update the Authentic theme on the Cloudmin Master, the managed system or both ? Not sure how I will dare try and test the fix :)

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Submitted by Ilia on Mon, 08/24/2020 - 13:34

Hi,

Yes, both, it's better to keep themes at sync. You can use theme's shell update script or do it from the theme configuration page.