| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age | Lines |
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Seems to work fine, both with caching and cache invalidation. (e.g.: moving
a switch, adding ac omment).
Might have missed something, of course.
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e69-2 is looking good.
Now with a separate age-entity. Not really used for anything fancy right
now, but could be.
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Again.
It's using the prototype, and the objects are configurable. I assume this
will need some work.
Also: I touched ping up to make it work without linknets.
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I'm proud of this silliness.
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Looking interesting...
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Tired of log-in issues and copying keys.
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If you just clicked a switch without moving it would use whatever
coordinates were laying around, typically moving the switch onto the
previously moved one.
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Not perfect, but not bad either.
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Simply type "reset" in the gui (including quotes) and it'll guess based on
name.
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Fixes #24
God that felt good.
It's not very pretty, but it does seem very functional.
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It's not pretty, but it works and should cover most of the use-cases.
Placement-editing is not meant to be the primary way to edit anything.
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Nobody look because I just defaulted to ipv4.
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Skew skew, push push.
At least regular e-switches look ok, as does creativia. Crew looks ok-ish.
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The idea is that map handlers just register for events instead of this
periodic update.
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Uncluttering the UI and reducing the need for complexity in the code.
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The reference to .vimrc broke the build-process after it was removed
from the repository.
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Still half-way done, but it's looking better.
Confirmed working right now: Comment spotter and disco.
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Things are currently somewhat broken, as expected.
No handlers are updated.
All in all, this isn't a disaster because it reveals a lot of crud that
should never have been tied in with this logic to begin with.
Will continue working on it after dinner.
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I think it's ready now...
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Finally found something that lacks correctness in postgres.
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The use case is primarily about supporting generic ?offset=5m independently
from now=2015-04-02T15:00:30. Two reasons for this:
1. It allows easy generic client-side code to get two slightly offset time
series.
2. It makes it possible to get the most recent data + an offset without
having to refer to set now=(clock) to real time.
Also: Untested, so its probably broken.
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Not used yet
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Needed for hash generation. No idea how solid it is, but worth a shot.
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The biggest thing here is the addition of a generic poller and a generic
"hash" from the backend so equality can easily be checked.
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It's not particularly pretty, but it works OK.
Next: Modifications.
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Makes it possible to show all info the server returns, even if it's a bit
ugly.
The management info isn't updated automatically (yet).
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Imported nms-dump.sql.gz might overwrite the password defined by our
dockerfiles. Added an ALTER command to update password after db import.
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Implemented various playback functions to control both historical
playback and normal "live" playback. This functionality has been
gathered under nms.playback. The separate ping and ports timers
are still available if needed, but not currently in use.
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