This is mostly a bugfix release, to fix the ‘basically it doesn’t work’ bug in 0.82, however I did manage to add in some other stuff, mostly for the android clients: Better error handling (across all clients) A splash screen! (android clients) Download the web client here Android clients available in the market.
Just finished uploading the latest versions of the client, server and android apps. The biggest change comes for the paid android app, which now supports (working) SSL connections. The free app will have to wait a bit longer for that I’m afraid. jQuery mobile has also been updated to Alpha 4 in this release. I’ll […]
I had a bit of a dilemma with this release. Nothing has changed in any of the clients (although work on a new iPhone app is ongoing) but there’s been a few changes in the server component. As a result, I’ve decided to increment the server version, but leave the clients as they are. […]
This is a bugfix release that addresses the following issues: ‘unable to connect’ issues Acknowledgement issues
Another day, another release…. This version adds HTTPS support., selectable via a checkbox in your client settings. The android app on the market has also been updated with this fix.
After literally days of hard work (well, a few hours maybe) here’s the long awaited 0.6 release of jNag. This release offers: Fancy image support Full pnp graph support (see all your pnp graphs for your services) More information for services / hosts Proper CORS support (should fix issues with iPad / iPhone) Filters out […]
Just noticed a bug that’s preventing jNag working on iOS (iPhone, iPad). I’m going to try and fix this today, however I don’t actually have an iOS device to test on so it might be a little hit and miss. If anyone wants to donate an iPad for testing purposes email me 😀
Okay, so those are user defined host / service images. They’re set with a custom variable in your nagios config and served up from the server. You can also disable them from the client or server end if you don’t want them. 0.6 will also offer more service and host information in the respective detail […]
Yesterday I released jNag, my new mobile web interface for the rather spiffy Nagios network monitoring tool. Today I’ve updated it with some new features: You can now see host problems as well as service problems Acknowledged problems now don’t show in the main list on the front screen (this is the major one) you […]
I recently became aware of Jquery Mobile, a new framework from the group behind the rather excellent jquery, that focuses on mobile development. Using the framework you can quickly and easily produce a web app that’s tailored for mobile devices and offers a consistent user experience across a range of mobile platforms. I decided I […]