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Le 02/07/2010 22:50, Jerald Sheets a écrit :
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 4:27 PM, TJ Yang <span
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> Hi,<br>
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> Is there an IRC channel, a forum or something more "live" than ML
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> about xymon project ? I've some ideas, maybe stupids, that I could
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Yes, there is xymon IRC created on freenode. But the problem is not<br>
many people go there.<br>
This M.L. has most xymon audience. Please don't be shy on sharing your<br>
idea by email.<br>
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tj<br>
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OK<br>
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I think there are several needs for Xymon evolution :<br>
-Getting a final 4.3.0 (I think just bug fixes from actual RC - on my
side I reported some troubles with custom graphs, with no satisfying
answers)<br>
-Getting a new Xymon windows client (I may be missed something about
Xywin<br>
-Central support/suggestion/bug tracking site. I think a common php
forum can be enough, but I'm sure many of you have better knowledges as
I on this part.<br>
-Getting a todo list, on my side it should be :<br>
-more coherent graph usage. The need to add custom graphs, NCV,
split_NCV... is very confusing<br>
-apt-style to add monitors (with a common repository, version
validation...)<br>
-central and global documentation (global as "The other
documentations you will ever find do just include part(s) of this one")
- actually a good part is shared between wikibooks, ML, man pages, tips
and tricks... And on my side, I'm not very sure where to find the
information, and which one is the right one.<br>
-internationalized capable<br>
-Regarding support, a good thing could be to define skill levels, as in
many support centers, to filter common and lazy requests, and to report
to the high level team only relevant issues.<br>
-It could be fine to have an idea of who is speak wich langages,
because sometimes I discussed hours in english with someone who has
same natural langage. On my side, I'm a french frog eater.<br>
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I'm ready to discuss about all those points, to argument, to accept
that some suggestions are not relevant...<br>
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Regards,<br>
Damien<br>
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