* add support for retrieving BGP sessions via id
* fix syntax, use router params
* use count properly
* add get_bgp docs
* streamlined get_bgp sql query
* docs: new SELinux docs
I am not feeling the best about this doc's location/integration.
What do we think about splitting apart the install docs? We could share some docs between the different docs...
Also would show up on the left toc and have the prev/next buttons. I just don't want too many sections.
* move docs into install
* Allow the URL a user is sent to after logging out to be customised
This is required for any authentication system that has a magic URL for logging out (e.g. /Shibboleth.sso/Logout).
* Allow auth plugins to return a username
This is a bit cleaner than the current auth flow, which special cases e.g. http authentication
* Add some tests, defaults and documentation
* Add single sign-on authentication mechanism
* Make HTTPAuth use the authExternal/getExternalUsername methods
* Add to acknowledgements
* Add reset method to Auth
* docs: Continue to reorganize things
Make landing pages for /Installation, /API, etc.
Split API out into multiple docs
Properly use multi-level navigation
Add lower nav buttons (tops are bug so disable for now)
Add logo for fanciness
Refine index page a bit
* Improve API TOC layout
* Couple of fixes.
* Fix API/API-Docs, assumed it was at the right url.
* Script to collect port polling data and compare full walk vs selective port polling.
* Select hosts. Colors. Percent. Units (s). Enable sel poll.
* Moved the colors. Disable selective if needed. Report set status and count.
* Style fix.
* CLI help.
* Docs.
* Style fix.
* Allow comma separated device_id list.
Better color formatting for output
Fix issue when using &$device by reference
* docs: VM images recommended user update
Added note for the user to update LibreNMS.
and added Community Forum
* docs: VM image doc
recommend user to update.
* Update CentOS-image.md
requested changes made.
* Update Ubuntu-image.md
requested changes made.
* Add purge-port scipt to allow deleting of ports from the CLI.
This script allows deleting single ports by their port_id or a list
of ports read from a file or STDIN.
LibreNMS Port purge tool
-p <port_id> Purge single port by it's port-id
-f <file> Purge a list of ports, read port-ids from <file>, one on each line.
A filename of - means reading from STDIN.
Signed-off-by: Maximilian Wilhelm <max@sdn.clinic>
* Update CLI-Tools.md
* docs: testing alert rule link
added link to the device troubleshooting page.
* Update Rules.md
fix link
* Update Testing.md
fix link
* Update Rules.md
removed link - not useful for this part.
* image for alert rules collection
* image for alert rules collection
added image alert rules collection