* updated default list of modules in poller and discovery support docs.
* changed PollerSupport.md and DiscoverySupport.md to relect config.php as the correct location for local per-os module overrides
* removed 'tnms-nbi' module from docs and from defaults file. Removed 'wifi' from docs.
* refactor: convert validations to modules to prep for gui integration
* accidentally dropped, schema update
* fix accidental output to webui
* mention discovery-wrapper.py and re-arrange.
* refine some fix statements
* rename the Config validation group to Configuration.
* fix some scrutinizer issues
remove as many local functions from validator.php as possible
move extensions from pre-check
remove duplicate timezone check
looks like there is some db schema differences between mariadb 10.1 and 10.2, investigating
* mariadb version diff take2
* Check schema version first for database.
Remove stop to go back to command line for install docs.
Add helpful link when there is no devices added to /addhost
* fix incorrect validation for empty string defaults
* Fix style
* Add additional file permissions checks
* catch exception and fail for invalid timezone
Change visuals a bit.
* add php version warning
* fix space
The network map has a built in configuration UI that can be tweaked interactively and provide the text parameters that can be placed in the librenms/config.php file. This option allows for faster configuration of the map instead of updating config.php and reloading the page.
* docs: SSL config for CentOS 7 with Apache
* docs: SSL update for CentOS and Apache
minor sentence change.
* docs: SSL conig centos and apache
fixed missed spelled word.
* docs: SSL CentOS 7 and apache
minor fix for spelling and grammar.
* Update SSL-Configuration.md
* docs: callback stats
A minor sentence fix.
* docs: call back stats Q and Q
minor formatting change for the Q and A
* docs: call back stats
forget the A. on one of the Q.
* docs: call back stats
removed "google mailing list" no longer applicable.
* Update Callback-Stats-and-Privacy.md
* Update Callback-Stats-and-Privacy.md
* Update Callback-Stats-and-Privacy.md
* docs: alert rules, added in the alert rules video
alert rules, added in the alert rules video from youtube. On libreNMS channel.
* docs:alert rules
changed some of the formattings.
* fix: Erros in the documentations for CentOS 7
* fix: Erros in the documentations for CentOS 7
* fix: Erros in the documentations for CentOS 7
* fix: Erros in the documentations for CentOS 7
* Some corrections to make docs work as intended.
* re-add httpd_execmem for nginx
I tried to get these to as few of steps as possible.
Ubuntu starts the service during installation, so it won't have proper permissions/settings until after you restart it.
CentOS doesn't need epel (it doesn't have rrdtool in it) or permissions fixes. Move run files to /run directory to save a lot of steps and be similar to other platforms. Skipping the touch allows us to skip daemon-reload
Hi again
1. was -> way (just the typing error i guess)
2. i had to read the sentence 3 times until i got the meaning, so i changed it a little so it makes better sense to me (i hope you think so as well)
3. you -> your
Hi again
1. deleted 1 "total" before BGP (i hope this is what was meant) and switched to "total devices" accordingly, so it isn't once "... total" and then "total ..."
2. bgp -> BGP (doesn't really matter, but abbreviations are usually uppercase)
3. added a "we"... at first it sounded like "you shouldn't ask us" or something like that, with the "we" it's clearer in my opinion
1. "is ..." -> "has to do with ..."
2. reformulation of the sentence: it wasn't complete, because after "Thanks to one of our users, Dan Brown ..." there was just "additional information" about Dan Brown but not what we actually have thanks to him. I think this formulation makes it a little bit easier to understand the sentence
3. cpu architect -> CPU architecture (i thought it was the common way to state it. Also, abbreviations are generally uppercase)
Hope this helps :)
... with via ... doesn't really make sense in my opinion. I deleted the "with", because I thought the original meaning was "via", but I guess you could also go for the "with" and delete the "via". This doesn't affect the meaning of the sentence at all and I think people still get the meaning of the sentence. I just think it's fitting for this project when all documents are as close to perfect as possible ;)
Try to group things that go together
prevent repeat actions such as running yum/apt
The only reason to return to command line after install.php is to check validate.php.
(The future is to move most validation to the web ui)
* doc: Complete the 1min polling documentation for performance
* doc: Complete the 1min polling documentation for performance
* doc: Complete the 1min polling documentation for performance
* refactor: speed up is_valid_port()
Convert is_valid_port to Config
Several Config optimizations
Update documentation
* fix getCombined() when os key is not set, but global is.
Add more tests
* feature: Allow ignore_mount, ignore_mount_string, ignore_mount_regex at OS level
* Change the storage settings to override global instead of merge.
Add documentation