389 DS Graph is a utility for graphing connections and operations from the 389 Directory Server (formerly Fedora Directory Server). 389 DS Graph works with 389DS, Fedora DS, Red Hat DS, and may work with Sun DS.
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v1.1.2, 23-Jun-2009 * Changed name to 389 DS Graph, and eliminated most references to Fedora DS v1.1.1, 12-Dec-2008 * Major code cleanup, particularly to CGI * Added options to web interface * Split Perl::FDSlog into its own package, added SELinux context package v1.1.0, 26-Nov-2008 * Substantial changes to specfile and init scripts to bring Fedora DS graph closer to compliance with Fedora packaging requirements * Streamlined log parser (thanks to Andrey Ivanov) * Added tracking of CMP and MODRDN operations, and SASL binds (thanks to Andrey Ivanov) * Rewrote web interface to be much shinier * Fixed add_ds.pl code from 1.0.2 to actually work :) * Added man page v1.0.2, 10-Apr-2008 * De-deprecated -l logfile option * Added tracking of SASL binds/connections * Added magic to automatically update old versions of the connections database (with code from Selena Brewington) v1.0.1, 10-Mar-2008 * Fixed bug that prevented SSL connections from being counted properly (Thanks to Andrey Ivanov!) v1.0.0, 3-Mar-2008 * Renamed to Fedora DS Graph * Fedora DS Graph now places CGIs in /usr/share, to adhere to FHS * Instance detection done in sysconfig file, to increase configurability * Renamed files to ds-* or fedora-ds-* * Fixed a number of small bugs v0.3, 28-Feb-2008 * Supports Fedora DS 1.1, with FHS paths * New, more detailed graph layout * Sysconfig file added to make it easier to reconfigure and update with RPM * FDSGraph will now attempt to determine its instance rather than relying on the hostname of the machine. If one instance exists, it will use that by default; if more than one instance exists, it will require you to use the -I (instance) flag * Deprecated the -l (logfile) flag in favor of -I * Fixed a bug that would prevent the connections graph from getting updated at all if there were no connections for a while. It should get updated with zeros * Fixed warnings from log entries on FDS startup v0.2, 21-Dec-2006 * Added support for TLS connections to the connection graph $Id: ChangeLog 52 2009-06-24 13:02:34Z cstpierre $
v1.1.2, 23-Jun-2009 * Changed name to 389 DS Graph, and eliminated most references to Fedora DS v1.1.1, 12-Dec-2008 * Major code cleanup, particularly to CGI * Added options to web interface * Split Perl::FDSlog into its own package, added SELinux context package v1.1.0, 26-Nov-2008 * Substantial changes to specfile and init scripts to bring Fedora DS graph closer to compliance with Fedora packaging requirements * Streamlined log parser (thanks to Andrey Ivanov) * Added tracking of CMP and MODRDN operations, and SASL binds (thanks to Andrey Ivanov) * Rewrote web interface to be much shinier * Fixed add_ds.pl code from 1.0.2 to actually work :) * Added man page v1.0.2, 10-Apr-2008 * De-deprecated -l logfile option * Added tracking of SASL binds/connections * Added magic to automatically update old versions of the connections database (with code from Selena Brewington) v1.0.1, 10-Mar-2008 * Fixed bug that prevented SSL connections from being counted properly (Thanks to Andrey Ivanov!) v1.0.0, 3-Mar-2008 * Renamed to Fedora DS Graph * Fedora DS Graph now places CGIs in /usr/share, to adhere to FHS * Instance detection done in sysconfig file, to increase configurability * Renamed files to ds-* or fedora-ds-* * Fixed a number of small bugs v0.3, 28-Feb-2008 * Supports Fedora DS 1.1, with FHS paths * New, more detailed graph layout * Sysconfig file added to make it easier to reconfigure and update with RPM * FDSGraph will now attempt to determine its instance rather than relying on the hostname of the machine. If one instance exists, it will use that by default; if more than one instance exists, it will require you to use the -I (instance) flag * Deprecated the -l (logfile) flag in favor of -I * Fixed a bug that would prevent the connections graph from getting updated at all if there were no connections for a while. It should get updated with zeros * Fixed warnings from log entries on FDS startup v0.2, 21-Dec-2006 * Added support for TLS connections to the connection graph $Id: ChangeLog 52 2009-06-24 13:02:34Z cstpierre $
v1.1.2, 23-Jun-2009 * Changed name to 389 DS Graph, and eliminated most references to Fedora DS v1.1.1, 12-Dec-2008 * Major code cleanup, particularly to CGI * Added options to web interface * Split Perl::FDSlog into its own package, added SELinux context package v1.1.0, 26-Nov-2008 * Substantial changes to specfile and init scripts to bring Fedora DS graph closer to compliance with Fedora packaging requirements * Streamlined log parser (thanks to Andrey Ivanov) * Added tracking of CMP and MODRDN operations, and SASL binds (thanks to Andrey Ivanov) * Rewrote web interface to be much shinier * Fixed add_ds.pl code from 1.0.2 to actually work :) * Added man page v1.0.2, 10-Apr-2008 * De-deprecated -l logfile option * Added tracking of SASL binds/connections * Added magic to automatically update old versions of the connections database (with code from Selena Brewington) v1.0.1, 10-Mar-2008 * Fixed bug that prevented SSL connections from being counted properly (Thanks to Andrey Ivanov!) v1.0.0, 3-Mar-2008 * Renamed to Fedora DS Graph * Fedora DS Graph now places CGIs in /usr/share, to adhere to FHS * Instance detection done in sysconfig file, to increase configurability * Renamed files to ds-* or fedora-ds-* * Fixed a number of small bugs v0.3, 28-Feb-2008 * Supports Fedora DS 1.1, with FHS paths * New, more detailed graph layout * Sysconfig file added to make it easier to reconfigure and update with RPM * FDSGraph will now attempt to determine its instance rather than relying on the hostname of the machine. If one instance exists, it will use that by default; if more than one instance exists, it will require you to use the -I (instance) flag * Deprecated the -l (logfile) flag in favor of -I * Fixed a bug that would prevent the connections graph from getting updated at all if there were no connections for a while. It should get updated with zeros * Fixed warnings from log entries on FDS startup v0.2, 21-Dec-2006 * Added support for TLS connections to the connection graph $Id: ChangeLog 52 2009-06-24 13:02:34Z cstpierre $
Fedora DS Graph 1.1 has been released. Major user-end improvements include a completely rewritten shiny web interface; a man page; and tracking of CMP and MODRDN operations and SASL binds. Other improvements include a streamlined log parser that should run slightly faster, better on-the-fly RRD modification, SELinux contexts, and loads of other tweaks to better conform to Fedora packaging guidelines. Download v.1.1.0 at https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=245909&package_id=299913&release_id=644128
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