[ixpmanager] 3.7.1 upgrade notes

[Barry O'Donovan]

Hi Brian.

Thanks for the feedback - here are my comments:

On 29/11/2014 01:41, Brian Thompson wrote:
> Yes, it fixed password reset

Great.

> peering request was missing city and country variables from
> application/configs/application.ini ( might add a note to the release
> notes to move them from the .dist file)

The was referenced in the release notes:

[quote]
Additionally, this release closes #180 by de-INEX-ifying the peering
manager. Please see updated documentation at:
https://github.com/inex/IXP-Manager/wiki/Peering-Manager
[/quote]

Note that you are quite possibly the first (after INEX) to start using 
this functionality so those notes were really aimed at you ;-)

> tools/perl-lib/IXPManager/ixpmanager.conf got overwritten with
> defaults

If you refer to the install notes, it is assumed that you do not use the 
stock / provided file:

http://git.io/5GoO2A

I.e. instructions say move it to /usr/local/etc/ixpmanager.conf (or 
whatever works for you - these aren't hard and fast rules).

But, even if you did use the stock file, it should have caused a Git 
conflict versus an overwrite?

In any case, naming it like this was probably a bad idea and I've just 
pushed a commit to move it to ixpmanager.conf.dist: http://git.io/fh_uqg

Note that the docs referenced above are updated to reflect this.

> tools/runtime/sflow/control-sflow-detect-ixp-bgp-sessions
> path got move from /usr/local/sbin to /usr/local/bin

We can't account for every OS and use case. It you refer to this 
particular section of the docs - http://git.io/Mnf1jA - you'll see we say:

[quote]
The script control-sflow-detect-ixp-bgp-sessions should be copied to the 
operating system startup directory so that sflow-detect-ixp-bgp-sessions 
is started as a normal daemon.
[/quote]

I just added '(and edit if necessary)' to this. These files should just 
be copied (and edited) as advised.


  - Barry