The following error has been fixed:
29/Dec/2015 16:48:43 [Utils.cpp:695] WARNING: Found possible XSS attempt: type [type]
29/Dec/2015 16:48:43 [Utils.cpp:695] WARNING: Found possible XSS attempt: type [type]
Github buttons in the footer iframe are
loaded over https. This prevents some browsers
from failing to load ntopng resources when
ntopng is started in https
The following error has been fixed:
28/Dec/2015 11:40:02 [Lua.cpp:4447] WARNING: Script failure [/Users/simone/code/ntopng/scripts/callbacks/minute.lua][...s/simone/code/ntopng/scripts/lua/modules/top_talkers.lua:221: table index is nil]
Nagios alerts support has been added via NSCA (Nagios Service Check Acceptor).
Nagios NSCA alerts configuration can be set at runtime via the
preferences page of the UI. The running instance of ntopng is
notified asynchronously upon preference changes.
Existing MySQL naming convention makes two separate tables for each interface monitored. Table names are flows4_<ifid> and flows6_<ifid>. Ifid is a unique integer identifier chosen by ntopng.
Present commit simplifies this structure and make just two tables, namely flows4 and flows6, and add an extra column to store the interface names. I do not think that storing the integer interface id is good: it is just a number that only make sense inside ntopng. Using interface names would yield more (re)usable data.
Committed code transparently migrates old tables into the new ones. Old flows are migrated into the new tables, and old tables are dropped.
ntopng instance name can be specified using command line parameter
--instance-name. If no parameter is specified, instance name defaults
to the current host name.
this information is exported to MySQL and ES.
Multiple commits have been squashed here:
- Adds alert configuration page for local networks
- Cleans unused branch
- Adds alert settings for local networks
- Implements alerts for networks
RRD graphs for interface views are more clear when their layout is stacked.
In this commit lua function singlerrd2json is made more general. An additional
input parameters allows the user to toggle interface names from labels.
By default, interface names are not shown.
