Ton, When I try to open *http://opsview.org/opsview_3.5.2* I get "Access denied".
Rafael On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 1:07 PM, Ton Voon <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > > We've been working hard on the next release of Opsview and it's now > available! > > The major change is that in a distributed environment, we send the latest > state information to slaves so that states, acknowledgements, downtimes and > comments are synchronised. This required some heavy changes to Nagios core > which is awaiting approval to go into the upstream project. > > We've also updated the javascript graphing based on your feedback so now > there are two new toggle buttons - "snap to now" and "autoscale" - which > should make the behaviour more obvious. We've also fixed the min/max scaling > issues so that it is based on actual data in he main graph when autoscale is > on. > > Thanks to Helmut "Henry78" Eberharter for his patch for > check_snmp_linkstatus so that interfaces now return OK if the interface > admin status is down, which makes configuration easier. > > We've also included a speed up to the Nagios CGIs where there are lots of > downtimes and comments that I was personally involved in the upstream Nagios > project. > > Finally, we've included a new report type in the History -> Scheduled > Reports section which is a weekly report on availability based on keywords. > However, there will be no more development of these PDF reports as we > concentrate on the Enterprise reporting module which is much more flexible > in its reports design and its scheduling. > > More information of this release at http://opsview.org/opsview_3.5.2 > > Enjoy! > > Ton > > _______________________________________________ > Opsview-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.opsview.org/lists/listinfo/opsview-users >
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