* Added an additional color in 'mixed' because of the mysql display using mixed[7] and failing because the array didn't have enough elements
* Moved color to the end of the array to not make other colors change
* Dantel WebMon Support
Webmon tep discovery changes
Fix Code Climate Issues
* WebMon - Move MIB to folder and create json reference
* Minor changes to Webmon polling
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* accessing in YAML each part of the index in case oid has more than one
* Codeclimate
* Initialisation + comments
* Like this
* Cisco Sat Receiver
* Formatting Fixes
* Code Climate Fixes
* Add $entry field in the last array.
* Formatting Fixes
* Updated to correct S/N was grabbing wrong OID.
* Update test data for missing serial #
* Updated Serial # test data
* Add data scrubbing state to Synology RAID status
Adds a new state translation to Synology DSM RAID status sensor, so it displays "DataScrubbing" while the operation is running. Previously it would just show "# 13".
* Update Synology RAID MIB
Downloaded from
https://global.download.synology.com/download/Document/MIBGuide/Synology_MIB_File.zip
* refactor: advanced sensor states
mark create_state_index($state_name) as E_USER_DEPRECATED?
* fix: minor corrections
* fix: mib has partialSync(9) and incompatibleVersion(8)
* fix: corrected netagent2upsstate - Sleeping(5)
* fix: NetAgent2 upsThreePhaseUPSStatusInverterOperating correction
* refactor: array() be gone
* Refactoring includes/discovery/sensors/state/extendair.inc.php with arrays
And tidying up array formatting in other files
* fix: minor typo
* standardising array item names
removed redundant "if ($state_index_id !== null) {"
* workaround: procurve & serverscheck
a sensor is causing create_state_index($state) to return null.
The updated code doesn't allow for this and thus a hybrid is being used.
* standardised naming of state info. Caused a typo $state_name instead of $status_name
$state_name is the standard
* converted compas to square arrays
* Converted APC states using preg_match to new create_state_index() call
* Update boss.inc.php
* Fix icon finding
Also fix os suggest not loading all OS.
* Fix os that would have missing icon under the new code (and one under the old code)
* forgot icon
* newdevice: Added support for Alpha Comp@s
http://www.alphainnovations.eu/compas
* fix: Updated state values
state values persist in database, even after deletion of devices.
Not a 100% how to purge them.
create_state_index($state_name, $states) doesn't update the database, if the states have changed
* refactor: comp@s OS state sensor now updated to latest format
* Sync Git to Master
* OS Support for Perle Terminal Servers. Added via /scripts/new-os.php. Tested on two devices
* There was an existing Perle OS, updated it to include the Perle IOLAN SCS model .1.3.6.1.4.1.1966.12. Removed Files the script created that were no longer needed
* There was an existing Perle OS, updated it to include the Perle IOLAN SCS model .1.3.6.1.4.1.1966.12. Removed Files the script created that were no longer needed. Round 2
* Update exiting includes/definitions/perle.yaml to catch all device by Perle. Removed the .gitignore files from the branch
* Git Add includes/definitions/perle.yaml helps
* Empty file not allowed in YAML verification
* restore missing files
* restore missing files
* restore missing files
* Restore the sysDescr
The existing testdata relies on this, as sysObjectID is not collected
If the php update channel check fails, it returns an error code 255...
This isn't handled by daily.sh, so it doesn't update code at all.
If updates are disabled (0), skip.
If master (1) or in the php version jail do a git pull update
Otherwise update to the latest tagged release
This should give a "safe" fallback if php isn't working. Might cause flipping back and forth if the user's error isn't (or can't be) fixed by code changes.
* Migration script and data feeding
* Adding the columns in the GUI
* build schema
* update FDB test data
* Use of timestamps()
* ignore created_at and updated_at in tests, and regenerate test impacted
* daily.sh does the cleaning
* space cleaning codeclimate
* Use carbon instead of str-val
* handle when $fdb_entry->updated_at and created at are null
* handle when $fdb_entry->updated_at and created at are null (force travis rerun)
* Doc update
* Doc update
