We’re please to announce that the latest version of Kontrollbase is available. The most important part of this release is that the IE7 bugs have been fixed. There are a several other good changes too, which you can see in the change log. As per usual you can grab the download from our download page.
May
02
2009
Apr
30
2009
Fixed a lingering JS issue with the ExtJS code in header.php file
that was preventing IE7 from loading the main.php page. It was…..
an extra comma! If you are inclined to edit one file here is the
diff change, otherwise like other bug fixes it will be included
with the next release. The file is
system/application/views/header.php and the change is for line
#327 for revision 42+.
< {id: 'innodb_total', header: "innodb_total", width: 75,
sortable: true, renderer: 'fileSize', dataIndex:
'innodb_total'},
---
> {id: 'innodb_total', header: "innodb_total", width: 75,
sortable: true, renderer: 'fileSize', dataIndex:
'innodb_total'}
Apr
29
2009
If you run IE7 and have tried Kontrollbase you may have noticed
an infinite progress bar for the authentication. While login
works on all other browsers, it was broken on IE7. The change has
been committed to the repo and will be available in the next
release. If you are inclined to edit one file here is the diff
change. The file is system/application/controllers/login.php and
the change is for line #68.
68c68
< $user_system_user_id =
$this->session->userdata('user_system_user_id');
---
> $user_system_user_id =
$this->phpsession->get('user_system_user_id');
Apr
28
2009
We’re proud to announce that the new version of Kontrollbase is available for download. The enterprise MySQL database monitor and analytics application has been getting a lot of improvements and bug fixes since our initial beta release. Included in this release is an improved web-based installer, socket options for the client server connections, more troubleshooting solutions in the documentation, and some JSON fixes for form submission reporting. You can read more about the full features here: http://kontrollsoft.com/software-kontrollbase and download the new release here: http://kontrollsoft.com/software-downloads
Apr
14
2009
A nice write up here: http://www.masterzen.fr/2009/04/13/introducing-mysql-snmp/ “It’s a Net-SNMP perl subagent that connects to your MySQL server, and reports various statistics (from show status or show innodb status, or even replication) through SNMP.”
This might find its way into Kontrollbase soon…
Apr
14
2009
A nice write up here: http://www.masterzen.fr/2009/04/13/introducing-mysql-snmp/ “It’s a Net-SNMP perl subagent that connects to your MySQL server, and reports various statistics (from show status or show innodb status, or even replication) through SNMP.”
This might find its way into Kontrollbase soon…
Mar
31
2009
Spread the word; Just added Kontrollbase to MySQL Forge: http://forge.mysql.com/projects/project.php?id=318
Mar
31
2009
Spread the word; Just added Kontrollbase to MySQL Forge: http://forge.mysql.com/projects/project.php?id=318
Mar
12
2009
Dec
06
2008
Update for all of those that are following the progress of Monolith. I’ve been busy this week coding the reporting engine - the code that analyses the hundreds of variables that are being collected - and I’m pleased to say that Perl was the correct choice for this application.Installation on the client servers will be a breeze, and relatively few non-standard modules are required for the server application.
I’ve been silently wondering for some time if the reporting engine equations should be part of a pluggable system (stored in the database) or if they should be hard coded. After writing up all of the equations, I’ve come to the conclusion that, for a quicker release, the equations and reporting engine will be hard-coded this time around for the default system alerts. Howeve -> user-defined alerts will be pluggable. Revisions ahead of 2.0 might feature pluggable main equations but I want v2.0 out asap.
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