Checkmk werks level1 October 2020

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Checkmk Werk 11510: Discovered host labels are stored for cluster and each node

by Simon Jess

ID: 11510 Title: Discovered host labels are stored for cluster and each node Component: WATO Level: 1 Class: New feature Version: 2.0.0i1 A Chechmk cluster host inherits host labels from its nodes. These labels are discovered on the nodes. Previously these labels were stored only for the cluster. Now the host labels are stored for the cluster and each node. This means that host labels can now be used on clusters and nodes.

3 years, 12 months

Checkmk Werk 11116: job: Failed jobs are not OK just because a new one is running

by Moritz Kiemer

ID: 11116 Title: job: Failed jobs are not OK just because a new one is running Component: Checks & agents Level: 1 Class: Bug fix Version: 2.0.0i1 The job plugin determines its state from the age of the last job and its exit code. Previously, a job was considered {OK} regardless of its exit code whenever a job was running at the time of checking. This way a long running job could appear to be {OK} most of the time, even if it was constantly failing.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11417: GUI livestatus connection: Fixed race condition which caused needless reconnection to liveproxyd

by Andreas Boesl

ID: 11417 Title: GUI livestatus connection: Fixed race condition which caused needless reconnection to liveproxyd Component: Livestatus Proxy Level: 1 Class: Bug fix Version: 2.0.0i1 The livestatus connection from the GUI resend its request several times if the liveproxyd has closed the socket connection (even if it had a good reason).

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11416: Folder changes from normal monitoring users were not always applied on the first save

by Andreas Boesl

ID: 11416 Title: Folder changes from normal monitoring users were not always applied on the first save Component: WATO Level: 1 Class: Bug fix Version: 2.0.0i1 Users without the role Read access to all hosts and folders had to save folders twice to get their changes applied.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11327: fileinfo.groups, filestats: enable additional rules for specific files in a file group

by Lisa Pichler

ID: 11327 Title: fileinfo.groups, filestats: enable additional rules for specific files in a file group Component: Checks & agents Level: 1 Class: New feature Version: 1.7.0i1 The plugins fileinfo.groups and filestats allow the user to monitor the size, age and count of a group of files on the Linux filesystem. With this extension, the rules for file size and age can be overwritten for specific files within a particular group. This can be done by defining a filename or a regular expression, and additional rules for those files. This functionality is optional and can be activated by checking the 'Additional rules for files' option in the "Size, age and count of file groups" and "Size, age and count of file groups (mk_filestats)" rulesets respectively.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11395: Filter for multiple sites

by Óscar Nájera

ID: 11395 Title: Filter for multiple sites Component: Multisite Level: 1 Class: New feature Version: 2.0.0i1 Views can now be filtered by multiple sites instead of one only at the time. This filter "Multiple Sites" is not complatible with the existing sites filters "Site" and "Site (enforced)" and will only be applied if the other site filters are removed from the view.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11415: liveproxyd logging: fixed incorrect logrotate behaviour

by Andreas Boesl

ID: 11415 Title: liveproxyd logging: fixed incorrect logrotate behaviour Component: Livestatus Proxy Level: 1 Class: Bug fix Version: 2.0.0i1 The liveproxyd always wrote into the intially opened logfile, even if it was renamed/moved by logrotate.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11337: job: addition of job monitoring to AIX agent

by External contributor

ID: 11337 Title: job: addition of job monitoring to AIX agent Component: Checks & agents Level: 1 Class: New feature Version: 2.0.0i1 This change introduces the job monitoring functionality to the AIX agent. The behaviour is similar to the job monitoring process of the Solaris and Linux agent. The resulting services contain time related information of the jobs.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11499: Improve login session security

by Lars Michelsen

ID: 11499 Title: Improve login session security Component: Multisite Level: 1 Class: Security fix Version: 2.0.0i1 In previous Checkmk versions the login sessions were not tracked on the Checkmk server side. This means that a logout in the GUI was a pure client action destroying the authentication cookie. When the cookie was stored and reused later, the user was able to access the GUI again with that old login session which was logged out. This change extends the authentication cookie with a session ID which has to be known on the Checkmk server to result in a successful login. Once a login session is logging out from the GUI, the session is invalidated on the Checkmk server. If a client tries to access the GUI with an invalidated authentication cookie, the login will be rejected from now. Please note that we have added some limitations with this change: <ul> <li>Per user we can now have up to 20 parallel login sessions. Once a user account reaches the 21st sessions, the session with the longest inactivity will be invalidated.</li> <li>Existing sessions with an inactivity of more than 7 days will be invalidated.</li> </ul> The change of the authentication cookie requires all users to login again to the GUI after updating to Checkmk 2.0, because the cookie format is now incompatible with the authentication cookies issued by previous Checkmk versions. We use the incompatibility to switch the authentication cookie hashing algorithm from to sha256. The previous md5 at this point was not a security problem, but it can be considered bad practice.

4 years

Checkmk Werk 11329: hr_mem: exclude invalid memory stats from discovery

by Lisa Pichler

ID: 11329 Title: hr_mem: exclude invalid memory stats from discovery Component: Checks & agents Level: 1 Class: Bug fix Version: 2.0.0i1 Sometimes SNMP delivers invalid data for a device's memory, causing the hr_mem check to crash when trying to evaluate it. The check has been modified to exclude the Memory service if invalid data is received.

4 years

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