* fix: devices detected as ibmtl
Guess at the sysObjectID, please report if you have devices that should be ibmtl and are no longer detected.
Add output of os in discovery.
* Always load all os for discovery. Should be cached most of the time.
* fix: fix a couple of OS cache invalidation issues
Fixes issues where we might be using outdated os definitions.
* use Config and fix style issue
* only pull in settings from config.php (otherwise will possibly contain populated os config)
* feature: issue warning notification if php version is less than 5.6.4
rename set_notification function in daily.sh to set_notifiable_result
print output when a daily.sh process fails
* further notifiable clarification
* Update the notification message.
* make sure to remove the notification when updates are disabled
move the notification code into the php check
* Feature: Notify about failed updates, block detectable bad updates
Ability to post notifications when the update fails.
Detect and roll back updates that will cause broken installs. (Needs testing)
Add severity to notifications, critical (2) notifications will display a toast.
This will be used for removing in-tree dependencies and raising the minimum php version.
* Improve naming a bit add phpdoc to new_notification
In case multiple notifications are created, remove them all.
* Remove notifications when update is disabled.
* update travis to use db testing
* added missing index
* feature: allow validate.php to be run from any working directory
* remove redundant realpath() call
* re-add realpath() to remove symbolic links
* realpath() isn't needed...
* chdir() in all php scripts in ./ and ./scripts/
* update-sql.php clearly is not used, as it was broken.
* Change some scripts to executable
Remove extra chdir() call in snmp-scan.php
* Missed console-ui.php
Kind of fixed console-ui.php help output
* Re-add newline
Add -d option to daily.php to show SQL and fix bug where daily.php does
not delete device_perf entries because a unix timestamp (integer) can't
be cast to a datetime.
MariaDB [librenms]> select * from device_perf where timestamp < UNIX_TIMESTAMP(DATE_SUB(NOW(),INTERVAL '7' DAY));
Empty set, 1 warning (1.20 sec)
MariaDB [librenms]> show warnings;
+---------+------+----------------------------------------+
| Level | Code | Message |
+---------+------+----------------------------------------+
| Warning | 1292 | Incorrect datetime value: '1451944875' |
+---------+------+----------------------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)
MariaDB [librenms]>
