Nagios Looking Glass 1.0.6 released

[Andy Shellam]

Good evening,

I'm pleased to announce the Nagios Looking Glass project has released 
version 1.0.6.

This is a maintenance and feature release, and the main improvement is 
to provide administrators with the ability to define certain hosts in a 
filter specification, as opposed to status-only filters.  This is the 
same functionality as provided in Patch#1 for NLG 1.0.2.
For more information, please see Filter-Howto.txt in the distribution.

Download now from http://www.nagioslookingglass.co.uk/download.phpx

Changelog for 1.0.6:

[BUG FIX] RT#240 - NLG's caching mechanism wasn't recognising when 
Nagios' hosts/services config had changed.
[FEATURE] RT#242 - Implemented host-specific filters as well as 
status-specific.  Please see FILTERS-HOWTO.txt in the distribution for 
examples.
[BUG FIX] RT#245 - Feed source was always reading as 'from cache' even 
if it was fetched from the live system.
[BUG FIX] RT#268 - A 'PHP Warning' was thrown when a host had no 
services assigned to it in Nagios

If upgrading from a previous version, please review the changes in 
Upgrading.txt in the distribution before upgrading.

Regards,

Andy
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