What's new in Nagstamon 0.9.11
Nov 15, 2013
- Added Ubuntu AppIndicator support
- Added libnotify desktop notification support
- Added Centreon criticality support
- Fixed broken authentication dialog
- Fixed wrong OK state for Nagios and Icinga
- Fixed Correct-Statusbar-Position-O-Matic
- Fixed some Thruk issues
- Fixed popup resizing artefact
- Fixed some server edit dialog bugs
- Fixed missing auth field in Icinga when credentials are wrong
- Fixed quoting URLs for browser actions
New in Nagstamon 0.9.9 (Apr 17, 2012)
- added custom actions in context menu (see documentation)
- added reauthentication in case of authenticaton problems
- added filter for flapping hosts and services
- added history button for monitors
- added shortcut to filter settings in popup window
- improved keyboard usage in acknowledge/downtime/submit dialogs
- changed configuration file to configuration directory (default: ~/.nagstamon)
- fixed bug in Icinga acknowledgement
- fixed bug in Check_MK Multisite sorting
- fixed some Check_MK Multisite UTF trouble
- fixed some major GUI bugs
New in Nagstamon 0.9.9 RC16 (Feb 15, 2012)
- The list of new features includes custom actions, reauthentication in case of authentication problems, a filter for flapping hosts and services, a history button for monitors, and a shortcut to filter settings in the popup window.
- Some bugs with Icinga acknowledgement and Check_MK sorting have been fixed.
- This release fixes some GUI artifacts and HTML parsing problems.
New in Nagstamon 0.9.9 RC13 (Feb 11, 2012)
- The list of new features includes custom actions, reauthentication in case of authenticaton problems, a filter for flapping hosts and services, a history button for monitors, and a shortcut to filter settings in the popup window.
- Some bugs with Icinga acknowledgement and Check_MK sorting have been fixed.
New in Nagstamon 0.9.8 (Oct 26, 2011)
- added customizable acknowledge/downtime/submit-result defaults
- added regexp filter for status information column
- added option to connect to hosts via its monitor hostname without HTTP overhead
- added ability to keep status detail popup open despite hovering away
- added option to change offset between popup window and systray icon to avoid partly hidden popup
- fixed some popup artefacts
- fixed various bugs with acknowledgement flags (persistent/sticky/notification), now they are actually working
New in Nagstamon 0.9.6.1 (May 9, 2011)
- Fixed sf.net bug 3298321 which raised an error if everything was OK on monitor
New in Nagstamon 0.9.5 (Apr 11, 2011)
- added Op5 Monitor/Ninja support
- added Check_MK/Multisite support
- improved Icinga support (compatibility with Icinga 1.3)
- improved Centreon support (compatible with Centreon 2.1)
- added sortable columns in status overview
- added customizable colors
- better debugging and error messages
- password not necessarily be stored in config file
- major memory leak closed
- various bugs fixed
New in Nagstamon 0.9.5 RC1 (Dec 23, 2010)
- This release candidate includes bugfixes and new features, which include the ability to connect to Centreon 2.1.x servers and latest Icinga servers, changeable sort order in the popup window, better debugging and error messages and the ability not to store passwords locally.
New in Nagstamon 0.9.3 (Apr 26, 2010)
- added ability to connect to Opsview monitoring servers
- added "Recheck all" button to recheck all failing hosts and services by one click
- added ability to toggle notifications by state
- added HTTP Digest authentication
- added recognition of customized host IP information (see bug 2967416)
- increased GUI responsiveness
- fixed bugs in update interval mechanism
- fixed minor bugs
New in Nagstamon 0.9.2 (Feb 20, 2010)
- fixed serious do-nothing-after-first-install-bug
- added option to filter services on hosts in maintenance
New in Nagstamon 0.9.1 (Feb 17, 2010)
- added possibility to disable/enable Nagios servers
- added option to acknowledge all services on a faulty host
- added Nagios server connection status in status popup window
- fixed bug which caused unchangeable update interval
- fixed bug in Nagios server list in settings dialog, now a default is selected
- fixed non-working acknowledgement of down hosts
New in Nagstamon 0.9.0 (Jan 29, 2010)
- sound and visual notification
- regular expression filter
- obfuscated passwords in config file
- usable status popup on dualscreens
- checking for nagstamon updates
- design improvements
- a lot of minor fixed bugs
New in Nagstamon 0.8.2 (Jul 15, 2009)
- fixed serious memory leak in Windows version caused by buggy lxml library
- added debug mode which displays status messages on commandline
- added combobox in status overview popup window to access all Nagios servers even if the have no trouble
- show large number of Nagios servers with scrollbars instead of stretching dialog window
- source includes now working setup.py for easier integration into installed Python
New in Nagstamon 0.8.1 (Jun 27, 2009)
- added option to hide services from unreachable hosts
- fixed gobject error messages caused by defect glade file
- fixed address resolving issue when connecting to hosts by DNS name
New in Nagstamon 0.8.0 (Jun 25, 2009)
- finally supports multiple Nagios servers
- added option to show only services in hard state
- added option to hide services on down hosts
New in Nagstamon 0.7.1 (May 19, 2009)
- fixed non-working connection by DNS for context menu
- fixed use of flags (bug 2792127)
- fixed typo (bug 2792233)
- fixed ignored config file parameter in Linux packages (bug 2793278)
New in Nagstamon 0.7.0 (May 9, 2009)
- using threads
- more responsive UI
- better stability in case of poor network connectivity
- additional columns "Last Check" and "Attempt" in status overview
- central configuration file "nagstamon.conf" in application directory allows to force settings for all users
- context menu applications can connect remote hosts by IP instead of DNS name
New in Nagstamon 0.6.2 (Dec 5, 2008)
- Added the actions "recheck", "acknowledge" and "downtime" to the host/service context menu which allow to control a failing host/service without using the web interface of Nagios.
New in Nagstamon 0.6.1 (Nov 10, 2008)
- Added possibility NOT to use the systems default HTTP proxy - this bugfix is apparently most useful in Windows where python uses IE proxy settings as default.