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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week fixed several user-visible breakages, including printer toner graphs, ARP search sorting and the inventory tab. It also improved state monitoring for ArubaOS-CX fans and modules, and made RRD recover after failures instead of staying disabled. Scheduled polling arrived as an experimental option for queue-based polling and discovery.

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This week: experimental scheduled polling landed, ArubaOS-CX fan and module state sensors were added, RRD now retries after failures, and fixes went in for printer toner graphs, ARP search sorting and the inventory tab.

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This week brought an experimental scheduled polling option for queue-based polling and discovery, plus new ArubaOS-CX fan and module state sensors. RRD no longer disables permanently on failures and instead backs off and retries. Several fixes landed too: printer toner graphs, ARP search interface sorting, the inventory tab crash, validate cli output, and Ignition log collection was disabled to stop a memory leak.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week focused on modernizing the codebase by migrating more UI pages to Laravel, removing legacy module files, and fixing device discovery and polling issues. Multiple performance optimizations and compatibility fixes improve stability on various hardware platforms.

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Settings rewritten, ports page rebuilt in Laravel, modules page redesigned, billing migrated, search and device overview faster, UTF-8 and OSPF handling fixed, legacy files removed.

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This week's LibreNMS updates include major UI modernization with the settings system rewritten, device ports and billing pages migrated to Laravel, and a redesigned modules settings interface. Performance improvements address slowdowns in search navigation and device overview rendering. Bug fixes handle UTF-8 encoding in ENTITY-MIB strings and OSPF table ordering issues on Aruba switches. Legacy module adapter files continue being removed as the modern module system handles these responsibilities.

Week of September 21, 2026

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This week addresses stability and correctness across core features: billing calculations work again, IPMI sensors parse thresholds properly in all locales, and permission checks prevent unauthorized filter visibility. Several data display fixes ensure ZFS graphs and device status messages show accurate information.

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26.9.1 released. Fixes billing polling, IPMI sensor parsing with locale handling, and custom map settings. Permission checks tighten device filter visibility.

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LibreNMS 26.9.1 is out with important fixes. Billing polling restored, IPMI sensor thresholds now parse correctly across locales, and device filter options properly respect user permissions. ZFS wait-time graphs display accurate milliseconds. Several additional refinements to device status reporting and ping functionality round out this maintenance release.

Week of September 14, 2026

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This week includes critical security fixes for alert titles and API token handling, expanded device support for Palo Alto and Netgear equipment, and modernized token authentication. The Swedish translation and improved test infrastructure also enhance the project's accessibility and development experience.

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This week: security fixes for alert titles and LDAP injection, Palo Alto Prisma SD-WAN support, Netgear PoE sensors, Swedish translation, and API token modernization. Plus BGP duplicate fixes and improved error handling for malformed device data.

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LibreNMS releases this week include important security updates addressing alert title escaping and LDAP filter sanitization, plus expanded device support for Palo Alto Networks Prisma SD-WAN ION and Netgear PoE switches. Major infrastructure improvements include modernized Sanctum-based API token handling with legacy support, a complete Swedish translation, and optimized SNMP test backend. Bug fixes address BGP peer duplicates, malformed date handling from UPS devices, and graph query parsing.

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