https://launchpad.net/nav/+milestone/v3.5.0
ey, ey, ey very neat. I like.
I am missing a couple of blueprints:
* improvements in netmap o the best list is from the minutes of the July 1 meeting
* remove vlanplot and tomcat (is this a blueprint?) - Morten: o we should remove the traffic map portion of seed db as well then? might complicate the possibility of running vlanplot as a contrib? o there are also some (3) vlanplot specific tables: http://metanav.uninett.no/devel:database#traffic_map
- Vidar
Vidar Faltinsen wrote:
I am missing a couple of blueprints for 3.5:
improvements in netmap o the best list is from the minutes of the July 1 meeting
remove vlanplot and tomcat (is this a blueprint?)
- Morten: o we should remove the traffic map portion of seed db as well then? might complicate the possibility of running vlanplot as a contrib?
Morten has answered - he said we remove and provide an inverse patch with the contrib.
o there are also some (3) vlanplot specific tables: http://metanav.uninett.no/devel:database#traffic_map
Remove.
In addition, Jørgen could add the blueprints:
* Add support for local reports. * Make an automated report page
- Vidar
On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 05:54:46PM +0200, Vidar Faltinsen wrote:
Vidar Faltinsen wrote:
I am missing a couple of blueprints for 3.5:
- improvements in netmap
o the best list is from the minutes of the July 1 meeting
- remove vlanplot and tomcat (is this a blueprint?)
- Morten: o we should remove the traffic map portion of seed db as well then? might complicate the possibility of running vlanplot as a contrib?
Morten has answered - he said we remove and provide an inverse patch with the contrib.
o there are also some (3) vlanplot specific tables: http://metanav.uninett.no/devel:database#traffic_map
Remove.
In addition, Jørgen could add the blueprints:
- Add support for local reports.
- Make an automated report page
I'm sorry, this email went just past me. The blueprints actually existed at the time of inquiry, marked as 'Implemented' :-)
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Jørgen Abrahamsen -
Vidar Faltinsen