X-Git-Url: https://git.verplant.org/?a=blobdiff_plain;ds=sidebyside;f=ChangeLog;h=2e68d7929ca62f48fe23ad74e1023f473cb5d3a0;hb=c8ec3924c92ad3ca15229e8e923eaece64221337;hp=6c9358b66f82fb92487b7b228798845a16967b7d;hpb=ead5567107bc6a39a0e96b2756bc0711d67a538b;p=collectd.git diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog index 6c9358b6..2e68d792 100644 --- a/ChangeLog +++ b/ChangeLog @@ -1,3 +1,27 @@ +2007-09-01, Version 4.1.0 + * Build system: The build system has been changed to automatically + disable all plugins, which are missing dependencies. The dependency + checking has been removed from the plugins themselves to remove + redundancy. + * Flexible interval: The interval of collected data is now sent along + with the data itself over the network, so that the interval-settings + of server and clients no longer needs to match. + * netlink plugin: The new `netlink' plugin connects to the Linux + kernel using a netlink socket and uses it to query information about + interfaces, qdiscs and classes. + * rrdtool plugin: The cache is now dumped to disk in an extra thread + to not block data collection. + * snmp plugin: The new `snmp' plugin can read values from SNMP enabled + network devices, such as switches, routers, thermometers, rack + monitoring servers, etc. The collectd-snmp(5) manpage documents this + plugin. + * unixsock plugin: Added the `LISTVAL' command. + * xmms plugin: The new `xmms' plugin graphs the bitrate and frequency + of music played with xmms. +2007-09-10, Version 4.0.8 + * collectd: The `sstrerror' function was improved to work correctly + with the broken GNU version of `strerror_r'. + 2007-08-26, Version 4.0.7 * documentation: Some typos have been fixed and some information has been improved. @@ -93,6 +117,9 @@ from collectd, parses them and exits according to Nagios-standards. * manpages: The manpages have been improved a lot. +2007-08-31, Version 3.11.6 + * processes plugin: Fix a potential segmentation fault. + 2007-05-29, Version 3.11.5 * configure: Added `AC_SYS_LARGEFILE' for LFS. * ntpd plugin: Fix a potential buffer overflow.