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closing beta2 to be released tomorrow

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Jordi Sanfeliu 2013-01-31 09:27:42 +01:00
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3.0.0B2- NN-Feb-2013
3.0.0B2- 01-Feb-2013
====================
- Lot of improvements in the MySQL graph, which includes adding a new value
called 'Query_Cache_Hit_Rate", the number of select querys also includes
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- Alerts have been reimplemented and they are now configured independently for
each graph.
- Added two new alerts in the 'mail' graph: one to control the number of
delivered messages and the other for the number of messages in the mail queue.
delivered messages per minute and the other for the number of messages in the
mail queue.
- Added the ability to also support outgoing connections in the 'port' graph.
- Fixed a pair of typos in the section explaining 'hptemp' in the man page
monitorix.conf.5.

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.\"
.\" This is the man page for the monitorix.conf configuration file.
.\"
.TH monitorix.conf 5 "Jan 2013" 3.0.0beta1 "Monitorix configuration file"
.TH monitorix.conf 5 "Feb 2013" 3.0.0beta2 "Monitorix configuration file"
.SH NAME
monitorix.conf \- Configuration file for Monitorix.
.SH DESCRIPTION
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.P
.BI desc
.RS
This is the option where each network port specified in \fBlist\fP is described. Each port definition consists of four parameters separated by comma: the port description, the network protocol, and the rigid and limit values.
This is the option where each network port specified in \fBlist\fP is described. Each port definition consists of five parameters separated by comma: the port description, the network protocol, the connection type (\fIin\fP, \fIout\fP or \fIin/out\fP) and the rigid and limit values.
.P
An example would be:
.RS
<desc>
.br
25 = SMTP, tcp, 0, 1000
25 = SMTP, tcp, in/out, 0, 1000
.br
80 = HTTP, tcp, 0, 1000
80 = HTTP, tcp, in, 0, 1000
.br
53 = DNS, udp, 0, 1000
53 = DNS, udp, in, 0, 1000
.br
</desc>
.RE

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.\"
.\" This is the man page for the monitorix collector daemon.
.\"
.TH monitorix 8 "Jan 2013" 3.0.0beta1 "Monitorix collector daemon"
.TH monitorix 8 "Feb 2013" 3.0.0beta2 "Monitorix collector daemon"
.SH NAME
monitorix
.SH SYNOPSIS

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$SIG{'HUP' } = 'HUP_handler';
$SIG{'ALRM'} = 'ALRM_handler';
use constant VERSION => "3.0.0beta1";
use constant RELDATE => "11-Jan-2013";
use constant VERSION => "3.0.0beta2";
use constant RELDATE => "01-Feb-2013";
my @suppsys = ("Linux", "FreeBSD", "OpenBSD", "NetBSD");
my %config;