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NagVis 1.3.1 is a minor bugfix release.

The following things have been changed:

* Fixed hardcoded path in javascript code
* Fixed missing htmlBase path in automap javascript code
* htmlcgi in paths and backend can now be full url
* Fixed mysql error message when configured bad NDO instance name
* Spaces in usernames are now allowed
* The dbprefix can now be empty in NDO backend options

For details see NagVis 1.3 changelog (http://www.nagvis.org/docs/1.3/changelog).

You can download NagVis 1.3 via the download page (http://www.nagvis.org/downloads). (0 comments)

The NagVis documentation was integrated in the NagVis homepage since years. The translation of the pages was not easy cause the docs were not versioned.

Now we'd like to get the documentation under version controll to ease the translation process. We put the docs as plain HTML pages with some frames for better navigation to the NagVis subversion repository at https://nagvis.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/nagvis/docs/. The current files are exported every night to be accessable from http://www.nagvis.org/documentation.

We also plan to integrate the new docs to future NagVis releases for having an offline documentation. (0 comments)

Today we got NagVis 1.3 final on the road. There are some major and minor fixes since 1.3rc5 in it.

For users of NagVis 1.2 or older versions there are many new features. Here some of them which might be interesting for you:
* NagVis Automap
* New Hover Menu with much more informations
* Hover Menu is now fetched on demand by ajax requests
* Improved summary output of all objects
* Downtime, Acknowledgment and Pending States are now recognized correctly
* Maintenance Mode (Map can be set to maintenance mode)
* Enhanced caching (Traffic will be less than ever)
* Index Page is now reloading
* Logo changes
* PHP 4 is not supported anymore (PHP 5.0 is lowest supported version)

There are a lot of other changes since the last stable release. For details see NagVis 1.3 changelog (http://www.nagvis.org/docs/1.3/changelog).

You can download NagVis 1.3 via the download page (http://www.nagvis.org/downloads).

Have fun using this version, keep on reporting problems, submitting ideas and patches.

Note: If you're downloading directly from subversion: We have created a branch for 1.3. The trunk is now being used for the development of NagVis 1.4. (0 comments)

This release has a couple of fixes in it, some of them are major fixes. For details see the 1.3 changelog.

Download: http://www.nagvis.org/downloads (0 comments)

This release has only two small fixes in it. There is no other bug we know about. Feel free to test NagVis 1.3 and report that faults you find. If there are no big problem reports in the next two to three weeks we'll release 1.3 as stable.

The following fixes has been made in this release:
* Bugfix: The regular expressions for value validation check in WUI will now be escaped correctly
* Bugfix: Fixed problem when fetching global backend default htmlcgi value

Download: http://www.nagvis.org/downloads
Changelog: http://www.nagvis.org/docs/1.3/changelog (0 comments)

In the last days we fixed some bugs in NagVis 1.3rc2. There has also been some small improvements, e.g. we added the new NagVis logo and a new favicon to this release. Here a list of the changes:

* Added [obj_address] macro to service hover menus
* Favicon now also displays acknowledged/downtime states
* Small design changes (logo, favicon)
* WUI: Added check for php-mbstring to WUI
* Bugfix: The servicegroup alias is now shown in hover menu
* Bugfix: Fixed bug with ack/downtime state was overriding blank critical/warning states
* Bugfix: language changes were ignored cause of the language cache
* Bugfix: WUI The value validation check is now case-insensitive

These changes are a good step to a stable 1.3 version. Keep up reporting problems and new ideas.

Download: http://www.nagvis.org/downloads
Changelog: http://www.nagvis.org/docs/1.3/changelog (0 comments)

I'm happy to present you the new website of the NagVis project. The time had come to put the old design aside and give a fresh new design to the NagVis.org. That's it.

It took some time to migrate the contents of the page but I think it was not for nothing. In the next days we will change some graphical things like the new logo in NagVis to get something like a corporate design.

At this place: Thanks to Karolina Kalisz for the beautiful new logo. (1 comments)