High
- config: an unreadable or unparsable glances.conf stops Glances (exit 2)
instead of being skipped (v4 parity)
- ip: public API address policy enforced on the connection itself
(redirects, re-resolution), shared address space rejected, credentials
dropped on cross-origin redirects
Medium
- network: per-direction capacity is the full link speed (no /2)
- quicklook: GPU means read the gpu collection envelope
- mcp: top_processes_report accepts the collection envelope
- webserver/routes: password hashing off the event loop
- actions: no relaunch while a run is in flight, dedicated pool,
optional [alerts] action_timeout
- alerts: vanished items resolve through hysteresis and are forgotten
- processlist: NI on 3 columns, integers never truncated
- tui: full-quicklook width leaves room for LOAD, percpu keeps its labels
when the cascade hides quicklook, control characters painted as spaces
- fs: show/hide also match the device name
- webui: memswap/load without stats render dashes, quicklook bars keep a
width without the CPU header, percpu twin of the quicklook rule
Low
- non-ASCII Basic auth username returns 401
- DNS rebinding warning follows --bind
- CSV export realigns reordered columns instead of rotating
- a failed cycle no longer doubles the next rate
- sensors <label>_<type> alias restored
- programs view NI formatting, Windows dpc in TUI and WebUI
- network rates 1000-1023 K/M/G fit their column
- webui footer shows resolutions as resolved, header cascade runs
before text is cropped
- webpack dev server port parsed as a number
GlancesWebList takes web_x_ssl_verify through config.get_value(), which
returns the raw string, and hands it to requests.head(verify=...).
Requests reads a string verify as the path to a CA bundle, so the value
from the configuration file is looked up as a file name:
verify='false' -> OSError: Could not find a suitable TLS CA
verify='true' -> OSError: ... invalid path: true
verify=False / verify=True -> the request is actually made
ThreadScanner._web_scan catches everything and sets status='Error', so the
URL sits permanently red in the curses view and the WebUI, with only a
debug-level log line to explain it. Setting the key to true, which is what
a user does to turn verification back on explicitly, breaks the scan the
same way as false.
Read it with config.get_bool_value(), the helper the network and diskio
plugins already use for their switches, and keep a non-boolean value as a
string: a path to a CA bundle is a valid value for requests' verify, and
that is the one form that worked before.
The key was undocumented, which is probably how this survived; document it
next to the other web_x_ options in conf/glances.conf and docs/aoa/ports.rst.
nicolargo