Nagwin version 2.2.0 contains the latest available Nagios Core 4.0.6 with significant bug fixes.

Changelog for Nagios Core:

FIXES

• Fixed bug #600: Service Check Timeout State always returns OK (0) status (Mauno Pihelgas, Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug #583: Status Check Output of (No output on stdout) stderr: (Eric Stanley - duplicate of bug #573)
• Fixed bug #573: Service checks returns (No output on stdout) stderr (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug #438: Reloads during downtime causes wrong availability calculations (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed feed updates when daemon can not access external networks (Eric Mislivec)

Nagwin version 2.1.0 contains the latest available Nagios Core 4.0.5 with security and significant bug fixes. We have also updated Cygwin binaries/DLLs and tools to their latest available versions. Exfoliation theme is also back as the default theme. Nagwin service handler is also improved to handle process termination better.

Changelog for Nagios Core 4.0.5:

FIXES

• Fixed bug #595: Nagios 4 security fix (Alexey Dvoryanchikov, Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug #594: Nagios 4 fix contactgroups parsing (Alexey Dvoryanchikov, Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug #577: Nagios 4 checks stalled when write to socket failed (Alexey Dvoryanchikov)
• Fixed bug #580: Nagios 4 memory leak (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed init script to remove the switching of users when performing configuration verification which was causing failures if nagios user was set to nologin (Scott Wilkerson)
• Fixed auto creation of RAMDISK via environment variables in init script to properly check existence using $RAMDISK_DIR environment variable. (Scott Wilkerson)
• Fixed unreferenced variable NagiosVarDir in daemon-init (Eric Mislivec)
• Fixed bug where audio alerts wouldn't work with a 0 height and width - http://support.nagios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26387 (Scott Wilkerson)

Nagwin version 2.0.2 contains the latest available Nagios Core 4.0.3 which is primarily a bug fix release. We have also updated Cygwin binaries/DLLs and tools.

Changelog for Nagios Core 4.0.3:

 ENHANCEMENTS

• Aliased hourly_value to importance and minimum_value to minimum_importance and deprecated the former (Eric Stanley)
• Added host and service importance macros (Eric Stanley)
• Added notifications on flexible downtime expiration (Dan Wittenberg)

FIXES

• Bug #548: Temporary fix that rejects all external command during restart to prevent Core from crashing (Eric Stanley)
• Corrected calculation of host importance and importance defaults (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug #498: Nagios 4 enable_environment_macros=1 not working (Eric Stanley, Alexey Dvoryanchikov)
• No longer checks whether logs can be written when verifying configuration (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed CGI bug where the CGI could read past the end of the list of CGI variables, potentially crashing the CGI (Scott Wilkerson)
• Fixed inheritance of hourly_value from host and service templates (Scott Wilkerson)
• Fixed bug #502: 4.0.0: Configuration -> Service Escalations = incomplete list (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug #523: quotes and double quotes in plugin message are converted to HTML escapes in Nagios 4.0 (duplicate of bug #524)
• Fixed bug #524: URLs returned in plugin check results are not correctly displayed (Eric Stanley)
• Fixed bug where passive service checks would return "Service check timed out after 0.00 seconds" (Scott Wilkerson)

Nagwin 2.0.1 is a major maintenance release upgrading PHP binaries from 5.3.21 to 5.5.7.

Existing customers can download the latest version from their customer pages at www.itefix.net

Nagwin 2.0.0 is the first Nagwin package containing Nagios Core 4 binaries (4.0.2). As in earlier releases, we had to patch Nagios Core to handle external commands via a plain file based scheme, rather than pipes. In addition, all Nagwin services are now started by a new developed nagwin_service tool, solving some other challenges with the new process structure in Core 4. Nagwin 2.0.0 delivers Pnp4Nagios in bulk mode rather than the standard synchronous one, bringing performance gains for performance collection.

Existing customers can download the latest version from their customer pages at www.itefix.net, and can upgrade their existing installation by simply running the installer even if it is a major upgrade. All services will be registered again. Configuration files etc/nagios/nagios.cfg and etc/nagios/nagwin/commands.cfg will be overwritten for proper operation. However, your old files will still be available with the extension .pre-200.