- DESTDIR support
- change of maintainers email address
Changelog:
Version 1.43 - 5th March 2007
+ Changed Build.PL to be more paranoid defaulting
to no while using $build->y_n to work around
potential removal of expected method functionality.
+ Added complain.txt.
+ Added instructions for installing rrdtool and RRDs
under Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL and Fedora Core to the
INSTALL file.
+ Various fixes and improvements to the POD.
+ Added another example to RRD::Simple::Examples.
+ Fixed typos in existing examples 1 to 5 in
RRD::Simple::Examples.
Version 1.42 - 27th February 2007
+ Increased the spacing on the graph between the
timestamps in the bottom right hand corner and
the legend if the "extended-legend" parameter is
NOT specified.
+ Added the "file" parameter to the new() constructor
method to specify the RRD filename to be used for
by the resulting RRD::Simple object. Eventually
this will replace the (now optional) ability to
pass the RRD filename as the first parameter to
subsequent object methods.
+ Changed the POD to reflect the above changes
to the new() constructor method regarding passing
of the RRD filename at object creation time.
+ Added new unit text for the above changes
to the new() constructor method.
+ Corrected minimum RRD::Simple version for
rrd-server.pl as documented in README.
+ Updated the main POD to include data resolution
information for each of the 6 different data
retention period schemes.
+ Changed to an inside out object. Use the DEBUG
environment variable to debug.
+ Updated and renamed RRD::Simple::Examples from
a .pm file to a .pod file since it contains no
actual code (only documentation).
Version 1.41 - 11th February 2007
+ Added RRD::Simple::Examples POD.
+ Added new requirement of POSIX to Build.PL.
+ Added new timestamp parameter to the graph()
method.
+ Added heartbeat() method and POD and unit
test for it.
+ Documented some parameters to the new()
constructor method that were previously
undocumented.
+ Updated version of examples/data_gathering/*
scripts, as currently used on http://rrd.me.uk
This module does not currently offer fetch method that is
available in the RRDs module. It does however create RRD files
with a sensible set of default RRA (Round Robin Archive)
definitions, and can dynamically add new data source names to an
existing RRD file.
This module is ideal for quick and simple storage of data within
an RRD file if you do not need to, nor want to, bother defining
custom RRA definitions.
