Met het programma Nagios Core kun je verschillende onderdelen van het netwerk en de services op je servers in de gaten houden. Het programma kan onder andere smtp-, pop3-, http- en nntp-services, en resources zoals de processorload en het diskgebruik controleren. Als er iets gebeurt waarvan je op de hoogte gehouden wil worden, kun je per mail of op je pager notificaties ontvangen. Voor meer informatie verwijzen we naar deze pagina en een rits screenshots is op deze pagina te bekijken. Daarnaast kun je dit GoT-topic doornemen. De ontwikkelaars hebben met 4.2.4 als versienummer een nieuwe versie van Nagios Core uitgebracht. De lijst met veranderingen ziet er als volgt uit:
Version 4.2.4:Version 4.2.3:
- SECURITY
- Fixed another root privilege escalation (CVE-2016-9566)
Version 4.2.2:
- SECURITY
- There was a fix to a root privilege escalation (CVE-2016-8641)
- FIXES
- external command during reload doesn’t work
- Nagios provides no error condition as to why it fails on the verify for serviceescalation
- No root group in FreeBSD and Apple OS X
- jsonquery.html doesn’t display scheduled_time_ok correctly
- daemon_dumps_core=1 has no effect on Linux when Nagios started as root
- Configuration check in hostgroup – misspelled hostname does not error
- contacts or contact_groups directive with no value should not be allowed
- Compile 64-bit on SPARC produces LD error
- HOSTSTATEID returns 0 even if host does not exist
- Submitting UNREACHABLE passive result for host sets it as DOWN if the host has no parents
- nagios: job XX (pid=YY): read() returned error 11 (changed from LOG_ERR to LOG_NOTICE)
- Fix for quick search not showing services if wildcard used
Version 4.2.1:
- SECURITY
- (CVE-2016-9565) There was a fix to vulnerability CVE-2008-4796 in the 4.2.0 release on August 1, 2016. The fix was apparently incomplete, as there was still a problem. However, we are now getting all RSS feeds using AJAX calls instead of the (outdated) MagpieRSS package.
- ENHANCEMENTS
- Update status.c to display passive check icon for hosts when passive checks are enabled and actives disabled
- FIXES
- Fix permissions for Host Groups reports (status.cgi)
- Service Parents does not appear to be functioning as intended
- Availability report mixes up scheduled and unscheduled warning percentages
- Invalid values for saved_stamp in comput_subject_downtime_times()
- Remove deprecated “framespacing”
- The nagios tarball contains two identical jquery copies
- extinfo.cgi does not set content-type (most cgi’s don’t)
- Timeperiods are corrupted by external command CHANGE_SVC_CHECK_TIMEPERIOD
- Quick search doesn’t show hosts without services (service status detail page)
- In host/services details view, if exactly 100 entries would not show last one
- nagios host URL parameter for NEW map doesn`t work – Network Map for All Hosts
- next_problem_id is improperly initialized
- Passive problems not showing as “unhandled”
- September reported as Sept instead of Sep
- Notifications are not sent for active alerts after scheduled downtime ends
- Nagios 4.2.0 not working on Solaris
- install-exfoliation and install-classicui don’t work FreeBSD and Mac OS X
- Updated makefile to delete some no-longer-needed files
- FIXES
- Fix undefined variable php error
- Links on the sidebar menu under ‘Problems’ are indented too far
- Using $ARGn$ Macros in perfdata
- using a wildcard in search returns service status total all zero’s
- read_only does not take priority
- Running nagios -v on 4.2.0 takes 90+ seconds
- Bare “make” invoked in subtarget
- Theme images/stylesheets installed with inconsistent permissions
- Missing Image for Host and Service State Trends in Availability Report
- Maintain non-persistent comments through reload
- Servicegroup availability report ignores includesoftstates in service report links
- error: format not a string literal and no format arguments
- Synced config.guess and config.sub with GNU