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New RC out! (fixes NSCA problems)
The latest RC out in a bit will fix the issues with missing encryptions on NSCA connections. A good way to verify this is too run:
NSClient++ /about
Which yields the following:
...
l NSClient++.cpp(339) * NSCAAgent (w/ encryption) (NSCAAgent.dll)
l NSClient++.cpp(342) Passive check support (needs NSCA on nagios server).
l NSClient++.cpp(342) Avalible crypto are: {
0=No Encryption (not safe), 1=XOR (not safe), 2=DES, 3=DES-EDE3,
4=CAST-128, 6=XTEA, 8=Blowfish, 9=Twofish, 11=RC2,
14=AES, 20=Serpent, 23=GOST}
...
where it lists available encryption algorithms. After this I shall investigate the process check issue and after then I shall (if nothing else pops up) release the new version.
// Michael Medin
Trac 11 is aparently crap :(
Sight... Apparently (I just discovered) trac 11 was a big mistake memory usage has gone through the roof as well as overall performance. I shall investigate if I can downgrade again this weekend or possibly dist-upgrade and see if python 2.5 is better then 2.4 (apparently it is somewhat better on memory usage). But for the moment you will have to live with a reealy slow site!
// MickeM
Site upgraded to Trac 0.11!
To reduce the spam I have upgraded to Trac 0.11 so let me know if something does not work. Along the way I guess there are some new features and what not as well...
// Michael Medin
Updates
Updates regarding NSClient++
RC3 out and trac upgrade!
Hello again,
RC3 is out with two changes to event log. I will also (during the weekend) be upgrading trac to 0.11 in hopes to reduce spam (as it allows email verification for registration of users). Change log:
2009-02-05 MickeM * Fixed so the error message for "to small eventlog buffer" specifies the required size. * Changed so that event log buffer problems are "ignored in the result" (still logged in the error log).
// Michael Medin
0.3.6 RC2 out!
New RC for the 0.3.6 series some minor updates to the building code to make it build a proper manifest (works on vista and above now). As well as a new time_delay option for the NSCA handling to allow you to modify the "time" used when sending responses back to the server. Changelog:
2009-02-03 MickeM * Added support for changing the time when using NSCA with the time_delay in NSC.ini time_delay=+4h or time_delay=-1h etc should can now be used when system time not the same as NSCA time.
// Michael Medin
First RC for the 0.3.6 version!
Nothing major new but have been tested on NT4 and a few other images to make sure the new building subsystem and such works. Will do some more load and performance tests and unless there are any bugs new version will be out in a few days. But please take the time to try it out and help me find any bugs.
I also took the time to rename all files making it simpler to find them now they are sorted on version instead of on platform.
New features:
- Allows specifying service name with start/stop/install/uninstall to change the default name of the service.
2009-01-30 MickeM * Added support for changing name and description of service from the /install command line NSClient++ /install [gui] [start] [service name] [description] NSClient++ /uninstall [gui] [stop] [service name] NSClient++ /start [gui] [service name] NSClient++ /stop [gui] [service name]
// Michael Medin
