Fixed an unlikely crash on first setup in v4.0.1 and the RPM packaging issues mentioned elsewhere in v4.0.2.
If you have had servers verified in the pool for a long time you can add monitors following the instructions at manage monitors.
If the site says your servers haven’t been in the pool long enough, message myself and @apuls and we can see if we can make an exception.
It’s been great since yesterday watching the server score pages and seeing the system update the monitor / server pairings to give servers more local (typically) monitors.
v4.0.2
Packaging Improvements
RPM dependency alternatives: Enabled dependency alternatives for RPM packages to improve installation compatibility
APK dependency cleanup: Removed unnecessary APK package dependencies for Alpine Linux builds
Well I still have illegal instruction error when trying to run 4.0.3 on my ancient Pentium3 machine. Without knowledge of gdb I cannot further investigate what the illegal instruction really is… Got stuck.
Regarding the –no-ipv6 flag, the agent simply refuses to work when ipv6 was administratively turned off in kernel, like the ipv6.disable=1 parameter or blacklisting in module options, came up with errors like this:
time=2025-08-12T12:09:24.579+08:00 level=WARN msg=“local-check failure” env=prod ip_version=v4 server=time.fu-berlin.de ip=130.133.1.10 err=“network: socket: address family not supported by protocol” trace_id=4605df7bc6198eb630331ff0237aae35 span_id=41585acee06871d7
So the only way to run the agent in ipv4-only machine is let the kernel obtain the link-local fe80:: inet6 address and run the agent with –no-ipv6 flag.