[Wishlist] Logout button in the web-gui

I don't know if I am the only one with trembling fingers but today it happened twice that I wanted to logout from the web-gui and hit reboot instead and that was not the first time. These two actions are right on top of each other and this is IMHO a somehow unfortunate layout.
When I am at work and managing the two boxes I oftenly switch between the machines and log out and in and sometimes I hit the wrong button.

I believe it would be smart to have a simple logout button without the follow-up inquiry (Do you really want...) in the same line as the actual action menu. Opinions?

Done.... thanks for pointing this out, Wastl.

As fast as my feature request was opened it was closed. One button is enough, ok.

Only someone who is logging in and out dozens of times to printers, routers, print servers, switches, KVM-switches, NAS and other stuff almost every can probably understand my wish.

I know that I can set the timeout to a value other than zero and so it will log me out automatically. But if you oftenly move through the menus and configure up and down and a phone call for support come in or something important needs my attention and I come back I am logged out. So I set the value to zero.

Ok, this is moaning on a high level. But professional menus don't have logout and reboot right on top of each other.

I helped myself.....

Thanks for the hint, but I know that.

update-rc.d alteromvdefaults.sh defaults

is my friend...

Of course he can and it is not that difficult, but he wouldn't.....

I don't know if you have read his answer to my feature request @ Mantis:

Zitat

Sorry, one button is enough. The current button place and ordering will not be changed.

I know that programming such a project is a very sophisticated job and he has my full respect. But after more then 22 years in IT I have learned that keeping things simple and as error-free as possible when constructing user menus is one of the golden rules of programming software.
And we do not simply leave a page by closing the window. If you work on OS400 like we do since 1988 then you will learn very fast that you have to logout and not close the window, because the machine keeps the session-id for several hours and you have to request a clearing of the id at our OS400 department (They love to do that....).
And there are other examples, i.e. the web-gui of APC USV, when you just close the window the session will remain and no other user can log in until you come back and log yourself out.
So I accustomed myself to always log me out when I leave the ui of a device. This is safe and professional.