- update icinga-web to 1.8.1
- now, as the versions of icinga-core and icinga-web seem to diverge,
move version information to the individual Makefiles in core/ and
web/
ok sthen@ (MAINTAINER)
Changes for icinga-core 1.8.3:
Bugs
* idoutils: fix unknown column contactaddress_id (thx fmbiete) #3483 - MF
Changes for icinga-web 1.8.1:
Bugs
* Removed duplicate insert in sql upgrade scripts #3328
* IE7 window fix for cronk save dialog
* Disabled grouping of of unhandled problems grid #3320
* Re-added missing command restriction class #3457
* Removed ghost column after changing to new grid events #3458
* Fixes PNP extension #3427
* Removed flash for packaging and flash security fixes
* Various custom cronk dialog fixes
Features
* Allow xtypes in grid events to customize menues
* Clearcache enhancements
* Make ApiComboBox default for filters (Pagination)
- slight tweaks to upgrade documentation while there; you should still
check the proper upgrade notes from upstream, but the README now points
idodb users at the actual location of the schema update files to save
a bit of hunting.
steps, edit icinga.cfg and change broker_module=/usr/local/bin/idomod.o
to broker_module=/usr/local/lib/idomod.so, this is also mentioned in the
README.
Notable fixes:
- flexible downtimes now last the duration specified once triggered
- avoid insane looping through event list when rescheduling checks
port:
- fix icinga-api RUN_DEPENDS (idoutils need not be on the same
machine but it does need php).
- better log_archive_path
- we're building with embedded perl to make it easy to use if
wanted, but it's not suitable with all scripts, so in the default
configuration set use_embedded_perl_implicitly=0
become cvs-food). See the README file for information about migrating
from Nagios with minimal config changes.
The icinga-web API-backed user interface is a work in progress
and not yet linked to the build; the core program and classic web
interface are perfectly usable.
Comments/ok from pea@, thanks for testing!
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