NAV IRC channel moves from Freenode to Libera.Chat
Due to the recent controversy/takeover at Freenode, the #nav
IRC channel has been moved to the new Libera.Chat IRC network.
Due to the recent controversy/takeover at Freenode, the #nav
IRC channel has been moved to the new Libera.Chat IRC network.
The third maintenance release of the 5.1 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
A new package for Debian 10 (Buster) is available in our APT repository as usual. Packages for Debian 9 (Stretch) have been discontinued.
Please be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The second maintenance release of the 5.1 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
A new package for Debian 10 (Buster) is available in our APT repository as usual. Packages for Debian 9 (Stretch) have been discontinued.
Please be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The first maintenance release of the 5.1 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
A new package for Debian 10 (Buster) is available in our APT repository as usual. Packages for Debian 9 (Stretch) have been discontinued.
Please be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The initial feature release of the 5.1 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
A new package for Debian 10 (Buster) is available in our APT repository as usual. Packages for Debian 9 (Stretch) have been discontinued.
Please be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The eighth maintenance release of the 5.0 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
New packages for Debian 9/10 (Stretch/Buster) are available in our APT repository as usual.
Please also be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
Python 2 reached its end-of-life on January 1, 2020. NAV 5.0 therefore moves to Python 3, and as such, you will need at least Python 3.5 to run NAV.
Most of NAV will still run on Python 2 as of the 5.0 release, but from this point, Python 2 will be deprecated and we will start removing code that exists solely to keep compatibility with Python 2.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The seventh maintenance release of the 5.0 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
New packages for Debian 9/10 (Stretch/Buster) are available in our APT repository as usual.
Please also be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
Python 2 reached its end-of-life on January 1, 2020. NAV 5.0 therefore moves to Python 3, and as such, you will need at least Python 3.5 to run NAV.
Most of NAV will still run on Python 2 as of the 5.0 release, but from this point, Python 2 will be deprecated and we will start removing code that exists solely to keep compatibility with Python 2.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The sixth maintenance release of the 5.0 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
New packages for Debian 9/10 (Stretch/Buster) are available in our APT repository as usual.
Please also be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
Python 2 reached its end-of-life on January 1, 2020. NAV 5.0 therefore moves to Python 3, and as such, you will need at least Python 3.5 to run NAV.
Most of NAV will still run on Python 2 as of the 5.0 release, but from this point, Python 2 will be deprecated and we will start removing code that exists solely to keep compatibility with Python 2.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
It’s Friday the 13th and a pandemic is upon us, so we thought: Why not release the fifth maintenance version of the 5.0 series of NAV!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
New packages for Debian 9/10 (Stretch/Buster) are available in our APT repository as usual.
Please also be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
Python 2 reached its end-of-life on January 1, 2020. NAV 5.0 therefore moves to Python 3, and as such, you will need at least Python 3.5 to run NAV.
Most of NAV will still run on Python 2 as of the 5.0 release, but from this point, Python 2 will be deprecated and we will start removing code that exists solely to keep compatibility with Python 2.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!
The fourth maintenance release of the 5.0 series of NAV is now out!
The source code is available for download at GitHub.
New packages for Debian 9/10 (Stretch/Buster) are available in our APT repository as usual.
Please also be extra aware of config file changes. Look out for *.dpkg-dist
files in /etc/nav
and make sure to update your running config.
The virtual appliance will be updated shortly.
Python 2 reached its end-of-life on January 1, 2020. NAV 5.0 therefore moves to Python 3, and as such, you will need at least Python 3.5 to run NAV.
Most of NAV will still run on Python 2 as of the 5.0 release, but from this point, Python 2 will be deprecated and we will start removing code that exists solely to keep compatibility with Python 2.
We always advise you to have a look at NAV’s accompanying release notes when upgrading.
Happy NAVing everyone!