When a plugin INFO file is malformed or missing elements, plugin_load_info_file() should fill missing elements with defaults which are now defined as:
'name' => directory holding info file
'requires' => blank
'longname' => directory holding info file (first letter is uppercased)
'status' => 0
'version' => 0.0
'author' => 'Unknown'
'homepage' => If webpage is set, use that otherwise 'Not Stated'
'directory' => directory holding info file
This will ensure consistency and that any attempts to use a key such as requires will be present.
This allows the row format to be dynamic only when the
innodb_file_format is Barracuda, and corrects a bug in detecting MySQL
vs. MariaDB in the version string.
Modifying relam registration files and description not supported in
plugin api
Additionally removing 'Management' from plugins since we have it removed
everywhere else.
* Sort required modules for easier reading during installation
* QA fix for template package details
* Correct issue with plugin hooks SQL failing
* Rejig some the layout of Installer class and add some comments
* Some minor QA fixes
* Correct typo with com_dotnet module
* Add more information about collation change
There is a case where you need to register a new hook during an upgrade.
In this case, in the upgrade function, if the plugin is already enabled,
the new hooks will also automatically be enabled.
Good catch on the bug fixes too. Hard to spot.
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* Updated Dutch translations
- Fixed i18n
* Defined fields in queries
* Fixed changelog
* Updated Dutch translations
* Various fixes
All committed files:
- true|false to lowercase
add_perms.php:
- displayGroups() was undefined
add_tree.php:
- duplicate case for '--quiet'
repair_templates.php:
- correction function call to diaplay_version()
gettext.php:
- PHP EOF unneeded
* Updated Dutch translations
- Updated Dutch translations with latest cacti.pot file
* Updated Dutch translations
- Fixed conflicts in translations
If the plugin architecture does not exist, install will fail. Also
found php function version_compare not working in PHP 5.3.x.
There were additionally issues with the upgrade functions as well.
Resolving those too.
Step 1 to making plugin upgrades easier
This will allow a plugin to re-run its install function during updates
to correct hooks that have changed functions / filenames.
1) Remove legacy plugin_hooks (pia 1.0) support
2) Online run certain hooks if the plugin supports them from the Remote
Data collector
3) Remove some unused variables and change formatting slightly
4) Add several new functions for remote data collection interrigation
Optimally, the plugin should be able to check the status of the Data
Collector and do the right thing, but for now, we will force things.
This only impacts the Remote Data Collectors.
These functions are not active yet, but will be soon. We are using an
array today, but I could see the capabilities matrix in a database. For
now, these are some of the important ones for the 1.0 release.
We now catch and log all PHP Errors. If a FATAL PARSE / COMPILE error
is detected in a plugin, we will automatically disable that plugin so
that Cacti does not stop working.
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