Nagios 3.1.0 Available

Nagios 3.1.0 has just been released and can be downloaded from:

http://www.nagios.org/download/

This is the first development/testing branch of the Nagios 3.x code. It
fixes a number of reported bugs that are present in 3.0.6 and includes a
new feature that will check for new releases of Nagios. Once the 3.1.x
release branch is tested enough to be considered stable, a stable 3.2.0
release will be made.

>From here on out, ODD minor versions of Nagios releases (e.g. 3.1.x,
3.3,x) will be considered experimental/testing, while EVEN minor
versions (e.g. 3.2.x, 3.4.x) will be considered stable.

Changes made since the 3.0.6 release are listed below:


3.1.0 - 01/25/2009
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* Added automatic update check functionality - runs once a day to check
for new Nagios releases
* Splash screen on web UI now indicates whether a new update is
available (requires that update checks are enabled)
* Updates to nagiostats utility for faster execution if using external
stats file
* Added a bit more verbosity to config verification
* Fixed bug in logging event handlers
* Fix to prevent debug output from being shown when Nagios is compiled
with embedded Perl interpreter
* Fix for CPU hogging issues on OpenBSD
* Fix to RPM spec file for sample configuration files
* Fix for bug in time calculation routines that could cause
notification, reporting, and check scheduling anomalies
* Fix for scheduling forced service checks from web interface
* Minor mods for frameset base for HTML compliance (more fixes coming soon)
* Fix for bug in handling of hard host and service problem states during
restarts that could incorrectly set current check attempt and adverse
ly affect notifications, etc.
* Fix for bug in timeperiod calculation of year/month rollovers and
display of fixed calendar dates in web interface


Enjoy!


- Ethan Galstad

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