bbwin 0.11 available

Hi Bryan,

2008/2/18, Bryan A Kennedy <user-89addf3fbee6@xymon.invalid>:

Etienne
Thank you.  It is looking great now, and is a huge enhancement.  I'm not
sure if I made mistakes during the setup, but I had to do a few extra
things.  Just in case I didn't make a mistake, Here is what I did.

I applied bbwin_4.2.patch, but I had to add the lib/misc.c patch changes
(below) to the newest bbwin_4.2.patch.  The bbwin_4.2.patch from bbwin_0.10
had it, but it was missing from the 0.11 patch I had.

@@ -69,6 +69,7 @@
        else if (strcasecmp(osname, "macosx") == 0)      result =
OS_DARWIN;
        else if (strcasecmp(osname, "darwin") == 0)      result =
OS_DARWIN;
        else if (strcasecmp(osname, "sco_sv") == 0)      result =
OS_SCO_SV;
+       else if (strcasecmp(osname, "bbwin") == 0)      result =
OS_WIN32_BBWIN;

        if (result == OS_UNKNOWN) dbgprintf("Unknown OS: '%s'\n", osname);

@@ -94,6 +95,7 @@
                case OS_IRIX: return "irix";
                case OS_DARWIN: return "darwin";
                case OS_SCO_SV: return "sco_sv";
+               case OS_WIN32_BBWIN: return "bbwin";
                case OS_UNKNOWN: return "unknown";
        }

Thanks for reporting that, I forgot that path when I generated the
patch for hobbit 4.2. I updated the patch available on the bbwin
webpage.

I had to add <load name="files" value="filesystem.dll"/> to bbwin.cfg on
the Windows clients under the <bbwin> section.

Yes, you have to add it manually for the moment.

The SVC restart option worked on my test machine and stopped service.  The
file, dir and svc checks are all now working.  The TEXT enhancement is very
nice.

Don't hesitate to report bugs or abnormal things when using it, it
will be very helpful to make it better.

Best Regards,

-- 
Etienne GRIGNON