We've drawn a line in the sand and are planning on doing the Horizon 20
release on Thursday. If you have any issues that you consider blockers,
speak now or forever hold your peace. Or hold your peace until 20.0.1
anyways. ;)
I've updated the release notes for 20, you can read them here:
https
19.1.0: *foundation-2017* PR merged by end-of-day today
The current plan is to release 19.1.0 on Monday. If you have anything
that needs to be targeted for immediate bugfixes, make sure you have
made a pull request against *
Just an FYI, we now have the `release-19.0.0` branch active, so if you
have last-minute pull requests targeting the 19 release, make sure you
re-target them in github. (yay, you can now do that!)
Bamboo has been updated to do auto-merges:
* release-18.0.3 -> release-19.0.0
* release-19.0.0 -> dev
We are nearing a couple of milestones in the next few weeks and months,
and I wanted to give a heads up.
=== TL;DR ===
* 18.0.3 very soon.
* 19.0.0 getting a release branch and coming soon-ish.
* If you know of a bug or feature that needs attention that isn't already
in-progress, please let us
On 7/5/16 9:46 AM, Ronny Trommer wrote:
> I don’t have in general no idea, but as soon we don’t get to common
> understanding, you are are one person refactoring code in one
> direction where you think this is the way to go and five others do
> something totally differently cause every individual p
and after builds. Hopefully fixed soon.
*fingers crossed*
On 5/20/16 9:37 AM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
> I'm still trying to fix things. Builds that fail are not cleaning up
> after themselves well.
>
> There's also apparently a bug in Xenial where apt-get will freeze, which
>
I'm still trying to fix things. Builds that fail are not cleaning up
after themselves well.
There's also apparently a bug in Xenial where apt-get will freeze, which
leaves the automated update stuff frozen, and then things start going weird.
I found at least a couple things that can help so hope
We are in the final days for OpenNMS Horizon 18.0.0. The release branch
has been created, and the develop branch is now 19.0.0-SNAPSHOT.
Bamboo is set up to auto-merge from foundation-2016 to release-18.0.0,
and from release-18.0.0 to develop.
If you have any pull requests that were targeted to
On 3/22/16 4:30 AM, Markus von Rüden wrote:
> We either ship all dependencies required to compile OpenNMS, or we don’t.
> Doing it only the half way doesn’t make any sense.
Historically Maven changed a lot and broke in weird and subtle ways upon
upgrade, which was the primary reason for doing this
On 12/17/15 3:39 AM, ro...@opennms.org wrote:
> rerun didn’t help, I’ve seen there are some more branches having the
> same issue right now?
Yeah, something weird is going on and I don't know what it is yet. Will
keep digging into it.
-
On 12/16/15 10:16 AM, ro...@opennms.org wrote:
>
> http://bamboo.internal.opennms.com:8085/browse/OPENNMS-ONMS344-SMOKE-2/test/case/146137127
>
> somebody an idea how to fix it? From the error message it is not
> related to the change of the branch?
This is the relevant log entry:
> build 16-Dec-
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I just added a section to the wiki about branch workflow and where we do
work for different releases:
http://www.opennms.org/wiki/Developing_with_Git#Branch_Workflow
Feedback? Is there anything that could be more clear, or worded
differently?
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The machine that hosts www.opennms.org, yum.opennms.org,
debian.opennms.org, and repo.opennms.org is going offline sometime in
the next 6-12 hours.
The bad news is that it will be down for a day while it gets mailed to
our office to be set up here.
I mentioned it briefly in yesterday's post, but we have branched in
preparation of doing a 17.0.0 release in the not-too-distant future.
Also, we have a 16.0.4 release that is ready to go out pending a fix for
the deadlock issue here:
http://issues.opennms.org/browse/NMS-7899
This means we're
We're in the process of updating our package-deployment infrastructure.
I have all-new yum and debian servers set up with a nice CDN-ish
mirroring system, and I'd love to get some testers.
If you'd like to give the new mirrors a shot, you can just replace
"yum.opennms.org" with "yum.mirrors.openn
penNMS webapp. Any help to get this working?
Silly question, but have you cleaned? I don't have that
org.springframework.web-3.2.3.RELEASE.jar file in my most recent build
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commended Oracle Java anyways (although openjdk 8 is
getting closer).
Java 8 is available through the webupd8 repository:
https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/ubuntu/java
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you were getting away from that.
Yeah, since our package dependencies don't change and we don't have any
"obsolete" packages, "yum upgrade" and "yum update" are functionally
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o build and run OpenNMS from develop, you will need a Java 8
JDK. Other than Java 8 fixes, the only changes coming through are an
upgrade to Drools 6 for the correlation engine (since 5 was incompatible
with Java 8).
I'm doing one last sanity-build of the merge, and then I'll commit shortl
On 4/3/15 10:12 PM, Paul Pathiakis wrote:
> AFAIK, JDK 1.8 is a no go at this time.
Not to discourage you, but just a heads up:
JDK 7 is literally end-of-life'd this month, and we're planning on
merging a branch requiring JDK 8 into develop before we release 16.0.0.
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On 3/31/15 3:12 PM, Paul Pathiakis wrote:
> PS - Moderator awaiting approval of that message.
Yeah, that attachment is way too big for the list. Can you attach it to
a JIRA issue?
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, it should
be impossible to put something in a jar that crashes the JVM, and if it
does, it's a JVM bug. Since the Linux JDK doesn't crash under the Linux
kernel, that would mean it has to be some interaction in the FreeBSD
side breaking it.
Without a crash log, though, it's hard to sa
Just a quick note to let everyone know that OpenNMS 15.0.1 (Silpheed) has been
released. This is the first bug fix release for OpenNMS 15, it is strongly
suggested that you upgrade.
For a list of changes since 15.0.0, see:
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ich branches do what,
how they'll work, and where rpm/deb builds end up for different
versions, here:
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If you have any questions at all, please let me kno
pretty good things about OpenJDK 8
> in terms of robustness relative to Oracle JDKs, but haven't really used
> it yet.
I would not trust anything as complicated as our code environment to run
under Java8 because of those bytecode-related issues. It may happen to
run most of the time, but it&
solutely have everything ported to running in an OSGi container.
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Video for Nerds.
on of the maven-jarsigner-plugin, try changing
its version from "1.2" to "1.3.2" in the top-level pom.xml. (that
plugin is inherited by the jmx-config-generator-onejar project from the
pom.xml in the root of the OpenNMS source tree)
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not clear why it's
failing...
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I'm sure this affects basically no one, since we've long been
recommending the latest 1.7 JDK anyways, but as of this morning, master
(future 1.13.4) now requires building and running under JDK 7.
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erty for the purposes of smoke-test in bamboo (reducing the output
to not include all of the HTTP traffic speeds up smoke tests by a good 5
minutes). I was not making any kind of editorial on which logging
system should be used at runtime, which is a very different beast. :)
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stuff and right now it basically *requires* the config
that comes with the default 1.13.0 install. (using the "Atomikos"
connection pool factory).
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On 9/30/13 10:48 PM, Ronald Roskens wrote:
> Is there a framework for handling the non-database components of OpenNMS when
> running install?
There is not, and this has been something we've needed to do for quite a
while. We need "liquibase-for-filesystem".
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#x27;d pull them
from yum to run the tests.
Spent way longer than I'd wanted to getting everything working together,
but now that it's done, any new branch automatically gets packages (woot).
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On 9/12/13 9:57 PM, Ronald Roskens wrote:
> How did you get each bamboo build into its own sonarqube project?
-Dsonar.branch=${bamboo.planRepository.branchName}
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On 9/12/13 6:16 AM, Roskens, Ronald wrote:
> I'm pretty sure its at http://bamboo.internal.opennms.com:9000/ .
Ah, yup, meant to post to -devel about it but must have slipped my mind.
That's it. :)
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d Bamboo caught the temporary failure, and it came back up within 24
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t still works.
Good idea.
> 5. fix up tools under opennms-tools/ that aren't built normally.
Yeah, I noticed we hadn't fixed that yet. Shouldn't be too much that
needs cleanup though.
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Because we tried to make some moves towards stopping having
one giant build even for things that rarely change. It was a small
move. :P
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I should go through all our old git repos and make big README's that
tell you they're dead. :)
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g to
Java 7; our recommendation of using Sun (Oracle) JDK hasn't changed,
even though we've started fixing bugs with running on various OpenJDK
versions when we encounter them...
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Any objections? If not, I'll commit the POM changes later today.
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ll take a look at this and
try to get it merged to the 1.12+ branch.
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The OpenNMS source does not compile properly (yet) with JDK 7, since
you have to do some tricky stuff to make source that's compatible with
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I've finished moving both JIRA and Fisheye over to the new server, and
everything is configured. DNS may still be propagating depending on
how fast your servers refresh, but everything should be updated within
an hour.
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properly (which is why we haven't gotten there yet... Especially
since there isn't a strong need to move off PostgreSQL, it's a great
and powerful OZ^H^Hdatabase.)
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around it would be to set up a ~/.m2/settings.xml
that overrides the repos used when building. We have instructions for
that on the wiki, but I'm pretty certain they're out of date.
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easy to fix.
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Here is a first pass at a wiki page describing how we've started the
OSGi integration. Please let me know if you have any questions, or
find any of it confusing.
http://www.opennms.org/wiki/OSGi
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nto master, since it
has stabilized pretty nicely.
Just wanted to give a heads up. If you have unfinished changes,
commit them and we'll make sure they get merged, otherwise, please
switch back to master (or creating individual feature branches) for
new work.
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stable release and didn't want to introduce new changes to such a core
part of the code.
It is definitely in 1.11 though.
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> common issue on large MPLS networks. I currently do this with a
> script, so having it as a native part of ONM would be really nice.
>
> Regards
The packet-size changes should be a part of 1.11 I believe...
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of the box. You could look at
the "runInPlace.sh" script to see which heinous things it does to try to
set up that environment, but I still wouldn't recommend it. :)
As for eventd, it's in opennms-services.
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ding with JDK7 (although running should be fine).
Try grabbing a Java6 JDK and give it another shot.
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login support would require code changes.
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I will be updating our JIRA to the latest version this afternoon, there
will be a (hopefully) short outage.
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lone Windows Installer too?
> sources does not include this app I guess...
It may be possible, but the stand-alone installer is built on UNIX so I
have no idea how much work it would be to adapt the build scripts to
Windows.
The files are in git:
git://opennms.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot
cific tree your hardware supports as
well, in addition to running it with ".1".
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like that in the original, before
> tarring and extracting somewhere else?
I think it's some kind of weird side effect of the maven assembly
plugin. When you don't specify specifically (hah), it was messing with
the perms when packing and unpacking things.
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Any objectings to putting IPLIKE 2.0.x and JICMP 1.2.x in the stable yum
and debian repos?
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just really
don't think we need a *third* map implementation. It's time to start
consolidating.
When we get through the release candidate and Dev-Jam, I should have
more time to help out with this stuff, I can help work through
implementation bits.
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Is there something technical that prevents you from adding
features to the Remote Poller Maps (which supports OpenLayers, Google
Maps, and MapQuest with the same data) so they are more generically
useful, rather than 2 competing slippy maps?
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step 4: push all the changes
# git push :
# shorter version: git push origin 1.8 1.10 master
git push origin 1.8:1.8
git push origin 1.10:1.10
git push origin master:master
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Gonna be branching 1.10 today. Doesn't really mean anything
specifically, we're not code frozen, just feature frozen. Just a
warning that "master" will become 1.11.0 (future 1.12).
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The release branches are frozen (rc/stable/1.8.12 and rc/unstable/1.9.8)
and I'm working on the releases now.
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e the names of services to be provisioned. When
> the services field is missing, it will default to ICMP and SNMP as
> before. Otherwise it will provision services 1 to n. If there are no
> objections to this plan, I'll go ahead and get it finished and add it
> to master.
Aweso
rg and I'll make sure they get into a release.
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On 4/8/11 3:49 AM, Dominik Klein wrote:
> Sourcecode grep makes me think the column name is wrong.
Hm, you're right. So then why is it working for me...? *ergh*
I'll look into it.
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since the creation of the monitor,
if we're going to change it, I'd say 1.8.11/1.9.7 are too late. =)
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On 4/6/11 2:18 PM, Lance Vermilion wrote:
> Is the new version of jrbobin ready yet (RPM packaged)? The one with
> all the performance improvements?
Part of the move to git is being able to attempt to use the maven
release plugin to 1.5.11 out, and include it in 1.8.11/1.9.7. =)
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>
Done!
You can now clone:
read-only:
git clone git://jrobin.git.source
I'm going to be working on converting the JRobin repository to Git. If
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rs and detectors should work, we've only been able to
test a few so far. If you run into things that don't work, please open
bugs.
As always, I'm in IRC (irc://irc.freenode.net/opennms), and a number of
other OGP folks hang out there as well, if you have questions, feel free
to
#x27;d have to do each project separately. Is there a setting I'm missing?
> Is the "Update Project Configuration" step required?
Sounds like you've got at least one project that doesn't have a POM in
it? That would probably be why.
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> I'm starting from a completely clean install of CentOS. Any ideas what I'm
> doing wrong?
Nope, I just missed a dep when I changed the opennms-rancid project
recently. Do a 'git pull' it should be fixed now.
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Somewhere along the way, when we forced master to use 1.6 instead of 1.5
JDK, the nightly builds had been failing. Apparently our stuff that
tells opennms whether nightlies are building must not be phoning home
correctly, so we didn't get a notice. ;)
I've got it working again, the issue was tha
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> This is the second time his test has frozen in the last day or two...
>
> http://bamboo.internal.opennms.com:8085/build/result/viewBuildResults.action?buildKey=OPENNMS-NMS4535-TEST&buildNumb
This is the second time his test has frozen in the last day or two...
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t;NMS-1234") in the commit
message, the changes and commit logs will automatically show in that
issue in JIRA. We've been trying to do that more, anyways, but now
it's extra useful. =)
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e project, we don't really
"hand out" assignments. Find something you're interested in and write
some code. =)
Then, fill out an OCA: http://www.opennms.org/wiki/OCA
...and submit your code to: http://issues.opennms.org/
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On 3/10/11 11:56 PM, bill ayres wrote:
> Any suggestions for fixing?
Since it's /usr/local, I'm assuming you built it yourself. So, what
DJ said. =)
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lib/libjicmp.jnilib are: i386 x86_64
Could be your JDK is defaulting to 64-bit, but you only have an i386
jnilib, or vice-versa.
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On 2/8/11 6:23 PM, DJ Spiess wrote:
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> One last question, where would I put the jar? Do I just add it to the
> /lib directory of OpenNMS?
>
yup, should be all you need; as long as it has that component-dao.xml
file, it should get found by spring at initialization.
ed opennms-dao as a dependency.
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context
http://www.springframework.org/schema/context/spring-context-2.5.xsd";
>
> Sorry for the noob questions, but I’m very new to OpenNMS.
>
It's OK, it's magic, but rather complex. =)
Also, I've gone ahead and moved this to the opennms-d
t shouldn't
fail... =)
Open a bug?
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On 1/20/11 12:50 PM, Alex Bennee wrote:
> Is it possible to upload images to the OpenNMS wiki instance?
Absolutely.
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The OpenNMS Group
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back and point to
the JIRA issue, rather than posting ginormous patches to the -devel
list. =)
That said, this is cool, and should be fun to play with. I'm in the
process of making a few changes and integrating it into 1.9 right now.
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Benjamin Reed
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small but I intend to do some real work and would
> like to be sure I undestand how external contributions are integrated.
Well, the way patches are submitted are by opening an enhancement
request at http://issues.opennms.org/
I honestly didn't even notice your previous mail
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