Nagios Looking Glass 1.1.0 beta 2 released

[Andy Shellam]

NLG 1.1.0 Beta 2

The Nagios Looking Glass project is pleased to announce the immediate 
availability of the 2nd beta of Nagios Looking Glass 1.1.0.  If there 
are no major issues with this beta, we will release 1.1.0 as stable in 
1-2 weeks time.

Download it now from www.nagioslookingglass.co.uk/download.  If you have 
a custom development branch of NLG, we won't update it until NLG 1.1.0 
is released as stable.

This release adds a new feature that has been requested by a number of 
people over the past couple of months - the ability to show different 
filters to different users, which results in a primitive way of 
restricting the servers (hosts) a user can see.  It's a stop gap in the 
road to version 2, so it's by no means secure.  If you decide to use 
this feature, you must disable client-side caching, otherwise NLG may 
show the status of servers to a user that you don't want to see them.

For more information, please see the FILTER-AUTH-HOWTO.txt file in the 
root of the distribution.

The project team has also added some extra options to control caching, 
which should help shared storage server clusters play nicely when 
sharing the same back-end NLG process.

The demo site has also been put back online at www.net-station.co.uk, 
running the latest version (1.1.0 beta 2.)

Kind regards,

Andy Shellam
Project Manager

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