| SYSTEM INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| OS type and version | ubuntu 22, 24 & 26 |
| Webmin version | 2.660 |
When updates require a system reboot, it would be much more convenient to be able to schedule a reboot for a bit later than to remember to return later to manually reboot the system. I must currently open a terminal and use the ‘shutdown -r hh:mm’ command to schedule the reboot.
I’m just wishing and hoping that someone could add an option to schedule a reboot for later, when a reboot is necessary, instead of just giving the option of NOW or ignoring the condition. From a customer point of view, it doesn’t seem like this should be too difficult, since webmin can already reboot the system and other “root” tasks. I guess the hardest part would be a form to let the user input the scheduled time to reboot.
Oh well, probably a pipe dream, but I hope it doesn’t hurt to ask!
PS: If this belongs somewhere else, please let me know where I should go to repost this feature request. Thanks!