This is a brief overview of the major changes between opEvents releases.
opEvents 1.2.0
This is a general release with various improvements and bug fixes.
- opEvents now ships with the new Opmantek Installer, which provides a much simpler and safer installation and upgrade process.
- Restyled GUI, added glyphs for better visibility
- A GUI for Node management was added under the System menu, which also provides access to NMIS Node Import functions.
- New helper scripts for external event queue management were added
- Authentication logs are now separate in log/auth.log and no longer mixed into opdaemon.log.
- Entering a license is now simpler and requires just one click.
- The logic and heuristic for finding associations between IP addresses, short and qualified DNS names and node names was reworked and is now much more robust.
- Node names with "." in them work consistently now.
- The Modules menu was reworked and is more useful now.
- Improved opdiffconfigs, opupdateconfig and patch_config scripts are now shipped with the release.
- The daemon init scripts now work consistently on both Debian- and Redhat-style distributions, and provice a "status" command.
- The robustness of Quick and Advanced Search functions was improved.
- The presentation of the Element Up/Down was repaired and improved.
- The interoperability between Opmantek products has been greatly improved, and all products can now be installed in a cooperative fashion on the same machine.
- The GUI now displays a prominent warning on the main dashboard page, should there be no active opevents daemon.
opEvents 1.1.2
This is a maintenance release incorporating primarily bug fixes. The two noteworthy changes:
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