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| Author: | stevesh [ Mon Dec 31, 2012 7:24 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Development progress |
So you can see what's been going on in the development version! The 2.23beta1 should be released some time near the start of 2013... I hope... v2.23 + Different rrd-archiving mode -- hash -- to allow better filesystem management when thousands of Targets + New directive in routers2.conf : archive-mode ! mrtg-pnsclient.pl fixed to work with NC_Net (no chained queries) + (Tage Lauritsen) Allow decimal values for MaxBytes, AbsMax, UpperLimit etc + Add percent=95 option in routers2.conf to configure 95th percentile to have other percentages. Should we use the percentile and xport functions in rrd 1.4.x instead of doing it ourself if we detect them? ! RRDcached support for summary pages was incorrect (not stripping path) ! Pango layout issues caused by trailing \r if DOS format cfg files used in a UNIX environment. Trim trailing whitespace and \r. + Support for extendedtime=full to have popup date selector based on available dates. This uses JSCal2 which can only be redistributed for free or by license. Read the license if you need to. + Added symbol %INTERVAL% (rrd file interval, usually 300) + Added symbol %AVGINT% -- averaging interval for this graph, 300 for daily, 1800 for weekly, 7200 for monthly, 24*3600 for yearly. + Added support for Shibboleth optional authentication (see documentation) + Process [user-NONE] section if no user is logged in. ! The 'integer' option was not observed when making jscript popup values + (Gerch Winnheuer) Added routers.cgi*Comment[] directive to add text under legend (vars allowed) ! Fixed so unscaled[] option works on summary graphs, and on 'yesterday', 'last week' etc historic graphs. ! (Gerch Winnheuer) Fixed 'max' line on mirror graphs to appear below as well as above. |
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