GxSNMP News

2001-12-14

after a long, long time, gxsnmp-0.0.16 has been released. This is mainly a bugfix release to make it compile again under recent Linux distributions. Many thanks to Gregory Leblanc and Rikhardur Egilsson for submitting patches against 0.0.15.1.

2000-09-29

We created new NIC page on our web site to keep track of the MIB files being released under the GNOME SNMP enterprise id.

2000-09-20

We cretated a new tree in CVS to clean up the current mess of gxsnmp. The command to checkout the new tree of gxsnmp would be:
cvs -z3 checkout gxsnmp2

2000-03-18

Version 0.0.15.1 is available. This version is the same as 0.0.15, but contains a patch to compile with the newer libsmi 0.2. It is available from here.

1999-10-20

Version 0.0.15 is now available. This is a bug fix release. This version requires libsmi 0.1.7. It is available here.

1999-09-01

After a long wait gxsnmp 0.0.13 is now available. Here. What's new:

Many bugs squished.
New config handling that might just work this time. :)
Better debugging infrastructure implemented.
Modular MIB handling.

This releases needs libsmi (check the readme for locations)

1999-06-12

gxsnmp.0.0.12.tar.gz is now available. Here. This is primarly a bug fix release. No new functionailty has been added. If you were having problems with other releases please give this a try.

1999-04-29

gxsnmp.0.0.11.tar.gz is now available. Here The announcement can be viewed Here

1999-04-02

his web site is now part of the 6bone. If you can do IPv6, you can now also access these GxSNMP resources on http://gxsnmp.ipv6.scram.de. While we're still busy building up the new version, Greg has uploaded a few new screenshots which show what's going on.

1999-03-23

John and Greg have been busy on the map revolution and core redesign and are closing in on a new snapshot release. The new snapshot should be arriving sometime in the near future depending on the RL intruptions to GXSNMP work.

1999-01-23

gxsnmp-0.0.10 is now available Here This requires gnome-0.99.3 to work.

1998-12-29

gxsnmp moved to its own CVS module "gxsnmp". Please look at http://www.gnome.org/devel/whatiscvs.shtml for more information on how to use CVS. Following these guidelines, the command to checkout gxsnmp would be:
cvs -z3 checkout gxsnmp

1998-12-27

gxsnmp-0.0.9 is now available Here This requires gnome-0.99 to work.

1998-12-16

The core componets of GNOME have been frozen, (gtk+ glib gnome-libs), so a new snapshot based on this should be forth coming time permitting.

1998-11-14

Network discovery has been started to implement. Another new feature is a new host setup panel with support for IPX and IPv6 as SNMP transport protocol.

1998-09-05

We got a new domain assigned. This site can now be accessed as http://www.gxsnmp.org.
We now have a true network topology editor using the gcanvas object! Thanks Greg!
The registration is opened! Whoever wants to register a SNMP MIB for any Gnome related project, please let us know. Things that come to my mind include a MIB for MRTG configuration or a MIB for isdn4linux.

1998-08-08

GNOME 0.25 Released. The current CVS version of gxsnmp now supports IPv6 and IPX network protocols for SNMP operations.

1998-07-15

New pixmaps arrived! we got some new artwork yay.

1998-06-30

We have been assigned an IANA enterprise handle for GNOME.

3319  GNOME project          Jochen Friedrich             snmp@gnome.org

1998-06-19

gxsnmp 0.0.8 is out! See the download section how to get the new version. This version has gone through major enhancements in the GUI area. This version needs gnome 0.20 and gtk 1.0.4 or 1.1 to compile. To have database functionality, currently only mysql is supported. You must have mysql installed.

1998-06-04

I've created a new snapshot of gxsnmp based on the current CVS. I hope it works with the RH gnome libraries as someone apparently already changed some important bits of the Gnome library in between.

1998-05-22

Red Hat 5.1 will contain a snapshot of the current Gnome project including gxsnmp. The release is scheduled to arrive on June 1st. We hope that Gnome will become more stable after this release so we can provide tarballs of current gxsnmp versions again. Currently, gxsnmp depends on the current Gnome snapshot and will not work with the latest alpha release.

1998-04-23

Our mailing list is back online. The new subscription address is "majordomo@scram.de". To subscribe use
echo "subscribe gxsnmp" | mailx -s "subscribe" majordomo@scram.de
The list address is gxsnmp@scram.de. It will not allow postings from unsubscribed persons.

1998-04-17

Wee! Gus sent us a new version of the network discovery draft.
The old mailing list seems to be broken. We will announce as soon as a new list is available. Sorry folks.

1998-04-05

Gxsnmp now supports community based SNMPv2 (SNMPv2c).

1998-03-31

Gus Estrella provided a design document about network discovery. gxsnmp is currently undergoing a redesign of the SNMP code. Once this is finished, we should see more visible enhancements of the application

1998-03-08

merge of gnetman with gxsnmp is completed. The collector now uses a different SNMP library which is GPL'ed and seems to be better designed.

1998-03-05

gnetman and gxsnmp have been merged. The MIB browser is already part of gxsnmp. The collector will follow as soon as some design decisions concerning the SNMP libary have been made.

1998-02-20

Mailing list is online:
gxsnmp@randomc.com is where its at. It can be used for generic snmp development discussion also.
to subscribe mail majordomo@randomc.com with subscribe gxsnmp in the body.
It will not allow non members to post.

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