Changelog for
cacti-plugin-mactrack-4.7+git22.g01d55a0-8.21.noarch.rpm :
* Mon Aug 26 2024 Joel Baltazor
- Update to latest 4.7 from github develop branch commit 01d55a0 - Translation updates - Fix display_help filename #216 - Fix Error SQL statement in mactrack_macauth.php #217 - Code Formatting fixes - Add new functions: skip vlan, scan vlan, scan trunk port #221 - Avoid use of strlen()
* Thu May 23 2024 Joel Baltazor - Updated to 4.7 release - Translation updates - issue#213 - fix empty variable - issue#209: better process contorl - issue#207: fix dns resolving timeout - issue#206: Improve PHP8.x - undefined variables, array keys, ... - issue#198: Better control for DNS resolving process
* Wed Apr 19 2023 Joel Baltazor - Update to latest 4.2 from github develop branch commit 425a76f - Update translations - Fixed issue: #177: Fixes sync when cacti device not found and empty array is returned - Fixed issue: #182: Undefined offset warnings - Fixed issue: potential security exposure with unserialize() function
* Tue Aug 30 2022 Joel Baltazor - Updated to latest 4.2 from github develop branch commit 891f83a - Fixed issue #160: Mactrack plugin doesn\'t create tables in DB when polling (A DB Exec Failed!, Error: Table \'cactidb.mac_track_ports\' doesn\'t exist). - Fixed issue #165: mactrack_actions.php will throw and error if an the $save array is discarded by another plugin - Fixed issue: MacTrack View Devices continues to use a legacy icon over a Fontawesome glyph - Fixed issue: PHP 8.1.2 Issues - Fixed issue #168: Corrected include file path for mactrack_functions.php to fix the issue #167 - Fixed issue #169: Add VRF ARP table options - Fixed issue #172: Wrong URL on the main tab in the UI - Fixed issue: validation error in setup.php - Fixed issue: PHP8.1 compatibility issues - Fixed issue #170: Update database.php to include the VRF ARP table - Fixed issue #148: Bad value of mactrack/Devices/UserPortsUP - Fixed issue #150: Fix calculation of UserPortsUp on issue #148 - Fixed issue: MacTrack ARP table creation - Switch port_number back to varchar: Cisco switches have a port_number that is not an integer. - Many Translation Updates