* Device Availability Calculation
* Travis fix
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* schema corrections
* flexible duration
* travis
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* remove not needed code
* line Text to RRD
* update humantime
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* only set up again if device was marked as down
* set RRD area transparency
* save uptime also, to keep last availability as good as possible
* file description correction
* look for outages even if uptime > duration
* fix
* fix widget
* fix widget
* fix widget
* fix
* last_polled fix
* factorize down / up time device
* factorize down / up time device
* factorize down / up time device
* factorize down / up time device
* factorize down / up time device
Although JunOS populates ipAddressIfIndex.ipv6, it does not add prefix lengths or other metadata. This means that IPv6 discovery fails.
This change removes OIDs from the list when there is incomplete data. If the list is empty after IP-MIB is walked, it then tries IPv6 MIB.
It's not a great fix, but I'm not confident I can fix the underlying issue without a complete re-write of this module.
* Alert Rules use Carbon
Use carbon for time queries, need to be careful of timezone quirks. Timestamps won't have that issue
* Convert existing schedules to UTC
* we only need start end... we already have start/end
* Make AlertSchedule::isActive work
* Table display working (and using Eloquent)
* Schedule creation updated
* WIP
* use Eloquent mutators/accessors
* recurring_day mutator/accessor
* WIP UI
* Fix SQL to handle outside times
* fix up some ui issues
* Convert alert-schedule to new style
Improved sorting customization
* fix whitespace
* support sqlite
* Fix schedule creation missing id
* Fix Device::isUnderMaintenance() add location relation
* Added Device Groups panel on Overview tab
* spaces and commas fix
* added color in group name
* spaces and commas fix2
* fix3
* fix attempt 4
* change text color to preexisting class
* change text color to preexisting class v2
* rename title
* capitalize
* rename title again
* title, title... again
* 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
* Don't call clean() on the inputs to the SNMP settings form, it'll call
strip_tags() and break values with angle brackets in.
* Call htmlspecialchars when outputting DB values to HTML instead
* Escape other stuff that should have been validated elsewhere, just in case