Since I’ve now got a github page where you can download the latest and greatest changes to jNag in between releases, I thought I’d start posting a little summary of those changes so you know what’s coming up in the next version. here’s the changes I’ve made in the last couple of days:
the jNag source is now available on GitHub. This includes the server component, the standard (web) client and all source code for the android client. Feel free to download and do as you will with it (some credit would be nice if you do anything interesting with it of course!).
So, here’s a quick insight into what I’m working on for the next release. Rather than rush this out in a couple of days like I have been doing, I’m planning on taking my time with this and maybe pushing it out at the end of next week.
Another day, another release…. This version adds HTTPS support., selectable via a checkbox in your client settings. The android app on the market has also been updated with this fix.
The current version does not support HTTPS (although it’s easy enough to hack in). I’m releasing a fix for this later on this evening (when I get home from work in an hour or so) Thanks to Hubert de Heer for reporting this issue, and Christian Kreidl for reporting and independently fixing the problem as […]
Not much more to say really… the current android client is just a straight copy of the web client, so no device notifications as yet. Search for it on the market!
After literally days of hard work (well, a few hours maybe) here’s the long awaited 0.6 release of jNag. This release offers: Fancy image support Full pnp graph support (see all your pnp graphs for your services) More information for services / hosts Proper CORS support (should fix issues with iPad / iPhone) Filters out […]
Just noticed a bug that’s preventing jNag working on iOS (iPhone, iPad). I’m going to try and fix this today, however I don’t actually have an iOS device to test on so it might be a little hit and miss. If anyone wants to donate an iPad for testing purposes email me 😀
A few images just to whet your appetites….
Okay, so those are user defined host / service images. They’re set with a custom variable in your nagios config and served up from the server. You can also disable them from the client or server end if you don’t want them. 0.6 will also offer more service and host information in the respective detail […]