0.8.8h
-bug:0002659: wrong information about spine setup for icmps
-bug: Removed requirement for building man page, deferred to 1.0
0.8.8g
-bug:0002380: please build man page for spine
-bug:0002610: Spine is trying to use mysql results after data being freed
-bug:0002639: Spine does not respect snmp_retries from the database
-bug:0002640: Spine crashes randomly while polling using multiple threads on one device
-bug:0002549: Spine: hasCaps() always returns FALSE
-bug:0002638: Spine: ping_udp() uses uninitialised socket timeout
-bug:0002654: On RHEL 6.5, spine ./configure builds Makefile without crypto support
0.8.8f
-bug:0002604: cacti-spine, configure script ignores LDFLAGS in certain situations
0.8.8e
-bug#0002185: Multiple memory leaks found in spine
-bug#0002398: Buffer overflow
-bug#0002447: Building spine on Debian Jessie (testing) fails
-bug#0002536: Spine segfaults when 18k+ hosts are to be pulled
-bug#0002576: Call to a non-existent column of the database in poller.c
-bug#0002578: spine doesn't compile on ubuntu 12.04
-bug#0002585: Spine: buffer overflow in logging when RESULTS_BUFFER>LOGSIZE can SEGV
-bug#0002588: Spine "is_numeric" incorrectly returns TRUE for some hexadecimal values
0.8.8d
-feature: add snmp system information gathering
Originally packaged by Fredrik Pettai, updated by Nils Ratusznik and
requested with PR pkg/48436.
Spine, formally Cactid, is a poller for Cacti that primarily strives to be
as fast as possible. For this reason it is written in native C, makes use of
POSIX threads, and is linked directly against the net-snmp library for minmumal
SNMP polling overhead. Spine is a replacement for the default cmd.php poller
so you must decide if using Spine makes sense for your installation.