Announcement: NAV 3.9.1 released

[Vegard Vesterheim]

NAV version 3.9.1 is now available for download at Launchpad:
https://launchpad.net/nav/3.9/3.9.1

This release includes the following:

Bugfixes:

These two bugs were actually fixed in 3.9.0, but were omitted
from the changelog:

* LP#737102 (Trying to add a prefix that already exists yields an
error, but an entry (without the prefix) is added to
vlan-table)
* LP#771677 (the delete button on seeddb/prefix is missing)


* LP#643469 (Status history link URL is ridiculously long)
* LP#643472 (Device history search results lack context)
* LP#643544 (Partial fix for: Flexibility when entering ip address in
machine tracker)
* LP#726545 (SeedDB should verify SNMP write community)
* LP#751302 (Change the name for prefix matrix to "Subnet matrix")
* LP#754602 (seeddb: improve Move Selected)
* LP#790178 (pping can crash if clock is adjusted backwards)
* LP#804869 (Interface-URL in 'machinetracker' yields 404)
* LP#817201 (network discovery vlan index fault)

Please report bugs at https://launchpad.net/nav/+filebug :-)

A binary package for Debian 5 and 6 (Lenny/Squeeze) will be made
available as soon as possible. The Debian package is maintained by
Morten Werner Forsbring, on commission From UNINETT.

Happy NAVing everyone

- Vegard V -

[Morten Brekkevold]

Post by Vegard Vesterheim
https://launchpad.net/nav/3.9/3.9.1

Thank you, Vegard! :-)

I will be starting a 12 week paternity leave today, so until 7th
November Vegard will be NAV's release manager.

Since NAV is my day job, you won't be hearing much from me these next
few months, but I may still lurk the list from time to time. This isn't
a very high-traffic list; I'm sure Vidar, Vegard and the other part-time
developers will manage.

While I'm gone, there will likely not be any new feature release, but
there will be scheduled maintenance releases on the 3.9 series once a
month. I.e., the next release should be expected on 12th September.


Everyone, give a warm welcome to Vegard, and I'll see you again soon!

[Joachim Tingvold]

Post by Morten Brekkevold
I will be starting a 12 week paternity leave today, so until 7th
November Vegard will be NAV's release manager.

Happy parenting (-:

[Morten Werner Forsbring]

Post by Vegard Vesterheim
A binary package for Debian 5 and 6 (Lenny/Squeeze) will be made
available as soon as possible. The Debian package is maintained by
Morten Werner Forsbring, on commission From UNINETT.

The 3.9.1 packages are now ready on Alioth [1] as usual. Please report
any bugs to this list or directly to me.


- Werner

[1] http://pkg-nav.alioth.debian.org/

[Per Arne Enstad]

Post by Morten Werner Forsbring

Post by Vegard Vesterheim
A binary package for Debian 5 and 6 (Lenny/Squeeze) will be made
available as soon as possible. The Debian package is maintained by
Morten Werner Forsbring, on commission From UNINETT.

The 3.9.1 packages are now ready on Alioth [1] as usual. Please report
any bugs to this list or directly to me.
- Werner
[1] http://pkg-nav.alioth.debian.org/

Is this package built just for squeeze?

The installation procedure on lenny (apt) says this package has been
keept back, demanding apt-get dist-upgrade to complete.

- Per Arne Enstad

[Joachim Tingvold]

Post by Per Arne Enstad

Post by Morten Werner Forsbring
The 3.9.1 packages are now ready on Alioth [1] as usual. Please report
any bugs to this list or directly to me.

Is this package built just for squeeze?
The installation procedure on lenny (apt) says this package has been keept back, demanding apt-get dist-upgrade to complete.

Happened with me using Squeeze. This is because some of the dependencies have changed.

Simply run 'apt-get install nav', and it should ask you to install the extra dependencies, and also upgrade NAV itself.

[Per Arne Enstad]

Post by Joachim Tingvold

Post by Per Arne Enstad

Post by Morten Werner Forsbring
The 3.9.1 packages are now ready on Alioth [1] as usual. Please report
any bugs to this list or directly to me.

Is this package built just for squeeze?
The installation procedure on lenny (apt) says this package has been keept back, demanding apt-get dist-upgrade to complete.

Happened with me using Squeeze. This is because some of the dependencies have changed.
Simply run 'apt-get install nav', and it should ask you to install the extra dependencies, and also upgrade NAV itself.

Thanks a lot, your suggestion worked like a breeze!

- Per Arne