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Today we released the version 1.0.10 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release. This release contains a bugfix for the newlinehandling in spoolfiles and new service parents and host/service-dependency columns for livestatus.
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Today we released the version 1.0.9 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release. This release contains various bugfixes as well two new configuration options, host_down_disable_service_checks and retained_scheduling_randomize_window.
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You might have read about the recent discovery of some security issues in nagios 4 and might be wondering if naemon is affected to.
The good news is, Naemon is not affected by those issues.
Today we released the version 1.0.8 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release. This release addresses some issues during package updates. If you still have problems, try to remove the obsolute naemon-tools package first. Naemon tools have been merged into the naemon-core package.
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Today we released the version 1.0.7 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release. This release includes general improvements and bugfixes.
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A few few weeks ago two CVEs have been announced for the Nagios core and Nagios webinterface. Since Naemon inherits some code of Nagios, people might wonder if Naemon is also affected by those issues.
This is an issue with the Nagios webinterface which never made it into the Naemon codebase since we use Thruk as default web interface. So this issue simply doesn’t exist in Naemon.
This issue uses the fact that systemV init scripts start the Nagios process as root and then the process itself drops privileges and continues as normal user. Naemon inherited that issue so you might be affected.
However, you are not affected by this issue if you run Naemon either in OMD-Labs or on any Systemd based system like the OP5 Monitor.
We are working on a fix right now and there will be a new release soon.
Today we released the version 1.0.6 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release. This release fixes a critical bug (see previous news entry).
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Today we released the version 1.0.5 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release. This release fixes two critical bugs introduced in the last release which makes naemon stop on logrotation.
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Today we released the version 1.0.4 of naemon-core and naemon-livestatus. Thanks to all people who were involved in this release.
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Today we released our first bug fix release after the 1.0 in February.
There is one bug fixed which made the debian packages from the 1.0 look
like 0.9 packages. The other bugs are related to the shadownaemon tool.
So the main reason for this release is the new 1.88 release from Thruk which comes with lots of handy features and bugfixes.
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