[Nagmin-users] NagMIN - Next Release

[LEBRETON Philippe]

Fred Reimers wrote:

>All,
>
>A new version of NagMIN is in the works and has been.  A lot of work has
>gone into the web interface, fping, etc..    
>
>There are a lot of changes and it will be much more stable.  There's a
>new Elements table where you can generate alerts/graphs off of any
>Microsoft Windows performance object, using nsclient, any SNMP variable,
>any Syslog message string and any SQL query that returns single value.
>
>Again, I haven't worked on documentation yet as NagMIN has been a moving
>target and I haven't finished the new setup, install and update routines
>yet.  There is a new "build_db" that will build a new NagMIN database or
>update an old one.  No more applying update files, it reads the current
>schema.  The new schema adds a number of keys to the NagMIN and the
>Nagios db tables that enhances performance dramatically.
>
>I have to work on some graphs and standard reports for number of alerts
>by host, host group, etc., over time.  Also by device type, connection
>type and time zone per the NagMIN HostDetail table.  This is my next hot
>button before finishing modifications to setup and an install routine
>for the web interface.  The Nagios Trend report only does individual
>hosts or services.
>
>What I'm going to do, by the end of the week, is to release 2.3.0.
>Again with probably even less documentation than last time, if that's
>possible, it will have the current software which is much more stable.
>Whatever I'm able to finish by Friday is what you'll get.
>
>Sorry, but I don't have time this summer to monitor the nagmin user
>list.  I hope that you're able to help each other.  I'm working on
>NagMIN at work and some at home, but not much in the summer.  
>
>I will be putting my PayPal account up on SourceForge soon for donations
>to the development of NagMIN.  This will have a direct affect on how
>much time I'll be willing to spend monitoring the user list.  NagMIN
>will continue to be offered Open Source, along with documentation when
>it becomes available, for those concerned about it's future.  I'm am
>working on it daily.
>
>My company offers 7x24 monitoring as part of Support Services, powered
>by NagMIN, for any interested in a turn-key solution.
>http://www.infosysinc.com/network-monitoring.html  We're currently
>monitoring 6,000+ hosts and 10,000+ services for major retail and
>banking customers.
>
>BTW: My golf game is back in the 80's and I'm having fun with my two
>boys ( 6 and 7 ).  I now have to repair a toy rifle so that I get to
>shoot them first.  Bang! Bang!  Enjoy the summer!  Turn off your
>computer for a while!  Breath some fresh air!
>
>
>Fred
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hello fred,

On July you annonce the next release 2.3.0 of nagmin. But on 
sourgeforge.net i only can download 2.2.0 release and no CVS release is 
present.
when the nest release was ready?

thanks

Philippe LEBRETON


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