This release marks a major change in the codebase, and is pretty much a complete rewrite. jNag now works on a client / server model with a small plugin that sits on your Nagios install as the server and a pure HTML5 / javascript client talking to that server backend via JSON calls. The client […]
Minor ‘point’ release of jNag offering the following features: security enhancements suggested in this comment Faster initial problem polling when first loading the app debug option (run jNag with the debug variable set, ie: http://yourserver/jNag/?debug=true) [download id=”2″ format=”1″] And, in other news…. I’m currently working on a completely re-written version of jNag that runs entirely […]
jNag 0.4 is out now! This release allows you to select the livestatus backend instead of statusjson if you like. The problem list also now really auto refreshes! (in previous versions the count on the main page auto-refreshed, but once you went into the problems page itself you had to manually refresh) I’ve also tidied […]
I’ve not really had chance to work on jNag over the last couple of days, but I managed to snatch an hour at lunch yesterday to refactor some code and do some architectural changes in preperation for 0.4. The major new feature for this release will be a ‘livestatus‘ backend in addition to the current […]
Another day another release of jNag, the Jquery mobile based mobile interface for Nagios. V0.3 adds: ajax problem polling browse by Hosts and services, as well as host groups a tider interface As usual the demo is available here And the download is here Here’s a couple of screenshots showing off the new features: That […]
Yesterday I released jNag, my new mobile web interface for the rather spiffy Nagios network monitoring tool. Today I’ve updated it with some new features: You can now see host problems as well as service problems Acknowledged problems now don’t show in the main list on the front screen (this is the major one) you […]
I recently became aware of Jquery Mobile, a new framework from the group behind the rather excellent jquery, that focuses on mobile development. Using the framework you can quickly and easily produce a web app that’s tailored for mobile devices and offers a consistent user experience across a range of mobile platforms. I decided I […]
A project I’m working on at the moment had a requirement for reverse geocoding (ie: taking a set of latitude / longitude co-ordinates and returning a placename) of some data coming from an iPhone application. There’s plenty of information available for doing address to long/lat encoding using google maps and the like, but not much […]
Just a quick post today, I found these handy desktop gadgets (for windows 7 and probably vista too) and thought I’d share: The top one, which monitors CPU temperatures is an add on available for CoreTemp. You need to have the coretemp program running for the gadget to work, but the program is fairly unobtrusive […]
The new HTTP Api in wordpress 2.9 is fantastic, it standardises http requests and allows you to define a proxy through which all http requests are routed. Useful if, like me, you run a wordpress server on a corporate network. You can configure your proxy server by adding the following lines to your ‘wp-config.php’ define('WP_PROXY_HOST', […]