Rollup

[oetiker]

RollUp Release

• automated build testing @oetiker
• support for influxdb @mad-ady
• AnotherDNS update @parseword
• new matcher ConsecutiveLoss @rborgmaster
• lots of spelling fixes @jsoref
• update FPing commandline @lelutin
• better handling of return codes from probe binaries @lelutin
• manual page for smokeinfo @lelutin
• drop SSHv1 and rsa1 from SSH.pm @Strykar
• disable page refresh while zooming @n0rc
• overflow scrollbar @bevhost
• update url in zoom mode @dekenberg
• allow relative time entry for cropper @dekenberg
• fix config reload for slaves @stromnet
• improved template layout @bevhost
• fix edgetrigger functionality @oetiker
• fping protocol parameter optional @aid
• exploss matcher fixes @dfrli
• interface parameter for fping probe @saaly182
• pass 6th argument to edgetrigger external alerts @ryan Rawdon
• red background for 100% loss @dagelf
• probe target in graph title @Daxtorim
• make loss colors more distinctive @Daxtorim
• calculate loss buckets based on number of 'pings' @Daxtorim

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This discussion was created from the release Rollup.

[KnoAll]

smokeping-2.8.1.tar.gz does not seem to be a complete file, getting an error that it is not a valid format, and it is only 563kb vs prior release where it was 6m+

[jsoref]

$ diff -qr smokeping-2.*|grep Only
Only in smokeping-2.7.3: PERL_MODULES
Only in smokeping-2.7.3: README
Only in smokeping-2.8.1: VERSION
Only in smokeping-2.8.1: cpanfile
Only in smokeping-2.8.1/lib/Smokeping/matchers: ConsecutiveLoss.pm
Only in smokeping-2.7.3/thirdparty: CPAN
Only in smokeping-2.8.1/thirdparty: cpanfile-5.30.snapshot

Offhand, it looks like the previous version included a cpan install...

[KnoAll]

Apologies, in my case I was pulling with an automated script from https://oss.oetiker.ch/smokeping/pub/ and the new 2.8.1 is not there yet. Changed to pull from here in the Git release and it is working.

[oetiker]

Oops missed that one ... I uploaded it to the pub folder too now.

[oetiker]

The size of the 2.8.x archive is much smaller because I switched from including all the sources of the dependent modules to a system based on Carton where the modules get installed from the internet. I included a list of module versions for perl 5.30 which is the version of perl shipping with ubuntu 20.04. If you build with a different version of perl, it will simply get the appropriate modules as specified in the cpanfile ... (and also create a snapshot in the process) which you can use the get consistant rebuilds over time ...