* Change Units on Noise Floor
I may be wrong, but I think this should just be dBm (i.e. integrated over the carrier bandwidth). The numbers look much too high to me to be on a per Hz basis.
If I am correct here, this should also be updated in the web interface.
Thanks!
* Update php, correct units for Wireless noise-floor
* Wireless Frequency, don't format_si, to avoid kMHz units
* Update Wireless noise-floor units, in RRD plots
* add package acl to required list
There are ways to install debian without the acl package. Add it to the
required list
* replace systemctl with more generic service
Debian does not require systemd. This makes calling systemctl to restart
processes a problem. The more generic way in Debian is to call service
* rm command allows multiple parameters
* use nginx config in a more Debian way
In Debian webservers are configured using -available and -enabled
directories. Make better use of this stucture.
* better snmpd.conf handling
Instead of overwriting snmpd.conf inform Debian of the change.
Because snmpd.conf contains sensitive info make it only user accessible
* replace nano with users preferred editor
* revert back to nano as editor
* remove dpkg-divert as per PR discussion
* Added ability to use JSON directly in Msteams Transport
* Update Transports.md
* Update Msteams.php
* Update Msteams.php
Added boolean to fix test transport button
* Update Templates.md
Added JSON example and modified titles slightly.
* Update Templates.md
Moved MS Teams examples under "Examples" header since they are no longer formatted in HTML
* Update Templates.md
* Update Templates.md
* Update Msteams.php
changed condition to use $obj['id'] rather than $obj['msg']
* Update Msteams.php
* Added discovery and graphing for JunOS (SRX) RPM probes
* Proposed changes for a percent based sensor type
* Fixed missing MIB declaration in JunOS YAML discovery file
* Updated Health-information.md to reflect the new percentage value type
* Added separate test data for junos_rpm type
* Update sensors.php
* Update sensors.php
* Update functions.inc.php
* test re-run
* Update junos_rpm.json
* percentage -> loss
* add ifSpeed prev test data
* mis-merge
* update sensors
* and bgp...
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* Allow agent to run against windows os
* Display processes from windows check_mk agent
* Replace tabs with spaces
* Fix indent
* Add documentation for windows agent
* Add missing python3 modules from repo, remove pip
Added missing python3 modules from official debian repos and thus removing the need for pip
* Add python3-setuptools
* Added note about having same APP_KEY value
As per discussion in discord all pollers belonging to the same LNMS environment, will need to have the same APP_KEY set in future. Updating docs now already to ensure users knows this and fixes their installs where needed.
* Update Distributed-Poller.md
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I personally have no problem with them, but after a recent discussion in discord about a user asking which Repo, it got me thinking that maybe we should also stick to what the OS providers have to say? I see that (obviously) SCL and remi is on the trusted list, so shouldn't the install docs rather stick with them?
https://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories
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