NAV 3.14.1592, another maintenance release of the endless NAV 3.14 series is now available for download at Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/nav/3.14/3.14.1592

This release changes some aspects of how Cricket is configured to collect traffic statistics, so we have added a couple of important upgrade notes:

* The Cricket trees `switch-ports` and `router-interfaces` have been consolidated into a single `ports` tree, where all physical ports' traffic stats now also are collected. After running the usual `syncdb.py` command, you should run `mcc.py` once manually (as the navcron user) to ensure the Cricket config tree is updated right away.

When everything is up and running again, you can optionally delete the `switch-ports` and `router-interfaces` directories from your `cricket-config` directory, as they are no longer used by NAV.

* NAV now supplies its own `subtree-sets` configuration to Cricket. If you have made manual changes to your Cricket collection setup and/or this file, you may need to update your setup accordingly.

This release fixes the following reported issues:

* LP#1165193 (Prefix Matrix Doesn't Handle HSRP) * LP#1165206 (ARP Entries on HSRP Subnets are Double Counted) * LP#1169553 (Consolidate switch-ports, router-interfaces and physical port traffic statistics in Cricket) * LP#1169837 (servicemon debug logs no matter what the log level is set to) * LP#1169872 (VRRP/HSRP plugin is not enabled by default) * LP#1169986 (ipdevpoll spins in its tracks and doesn't reconnect on database connection loss) * LP#1170221 (Subnet matrix crashes with AttributeError when only one scope prefix is registered) * LP#1170291 (Mac search + DNS crashes with AttributeError in NAV 3.14.159) * LP#1170329 (eventengine dies on loss of database connection) * LP#1170374 (Alertengine dies on loss of database connection) * LP#1170634 (The SMS daemon dies when database connection is lost) * LP#1172204 (Device history crashes with NameError on invalid date input)

Please report bugs at https://launchpad.net/nav/+filebug

Binary packages for Debian will be made available as soon as possible. The Debian package is maintained by Morten Werner Forsbring, on commission from UNINETT.

Happy NAVing everyone!