Color coding of Yes/No on Fail2Ban services

[Ron_E_James_D.O]

This is a trivial thing and I feel silly mentioning it, but…

On an older Ubuntu 20.04, Webmin 7.10.0 server if I go to:

Webmin > Networking > Fail2Ban Intrusion Detector > Filter Action Jails

The "No"s are all red and the "Yes"s are black, and that makes seeing which ones are on a little easier.

But on a newer Ubuntu 24.04, Webmin 7.50.0 they are all black:

Was that a conscious change or did someone just forget to X the “color code the jails” bit on some build along the way?

Like I said, it’s so minor it’s silly, but I noticed it today and thing it was better the old way.

Thanks.

SYSTEM INFORMATION
OS type and version	Ubuntu 24.04
Webmin version	7.50.0

[stefan1959]

You can click the enabled? to sort together with all yes at top.

[ID10T]

Green/red would be in keeping with some things in the dashboard.

[shoulders]

@Ilia is working on upgrading the authentic theme, I don’t know if this is one of his considerations, but it does make sense.

[Stegan]

not as trivial as you might think:
if your color blind red = black =

[Ilia]

@Ron_E_James_D.O

Like I said, it’s so minor it’s silly, but I noticed it today and thing it was better the old way.

I don’t think it’s right to keep it in red in Fail2ban module because those are just disabled jails, not something that needs attention.