RPi-Monitor: Version 2.6 is available

The version 2.6 of RPi-Monitor has been released.

If you don't know yet what RPI-Monitor do, have a look to RPi-Monitor Overview.
What's new in this version?
This version is coming with few improvement and bug fixes.

Here is the changelog of version 2.6:

• Add version.json, menu.json and friends.json generation to fix issue #25
• Check is file is executable (instead of existing) to define if it should be executed
  Warning: a new perl dependency has been added: File::Which
• Generate empty.rrd at each request to fix issue #23
• Generate empty.rrd at each start workaround for issue #23 when using an external web server
  Note: empty.rrd need to be generated each time a static data need to be drawn into a graph. The embedded server does that. With external server, it is not possible. Restarting RPI-Monitor periodically will improve the accuracy but not fix the bug.
• Improve shellinabox management <IP>/shellinabox forwards to https://<IP>:4200
• Add RPi-Monitor Interactive Configuration Helper

Installation

Download it from the official repository in Github with the command:
    wget http://goo.gl/WdK354 -O rpimonitor_2.6-1_all.deb

If you have issue with GnuTLS: A TLS warning alert coming from Github you can download it with the following command:
    curl -L http://goo.gl/WdK354 -o rpimonitor_2.6-1_all.deb

Install the dependencies by executing the following command (use command apt-get if aptitude is not available on your target system):
    sudo aptitude install librrds-perl libhttp-daemon-perl libjson-perl libipc-sharelite-perl libfile-which-perl

Installation or upgrade can be done with the command:
    sudo dpkg -i rpimonitor_2.6-1_all.deb

Complete the installation with the command:
    sudo apt-get update && sudo service rpimonitor update

Upgrade

If you are doing an upgrade you should add the new perl dependency before installing RPi-Monitor package:
    sudo aptitude install libfile-which-perl

RPi-Monitor interactive configuration helper

This version of RPi-Monitor introduce a new feature named "Interactive Configuration Helper". This new feature is accessible with the commend:
    rpimonitord -i
The interactive configuration helper will ask you to enter information and will help you to define the correct configuration. I'll will write a post dedicated to this feature, until now, you can just give a try and follow the instructions... Your comments are welcome to improve this new feature.

About shellinabox

Shellinabox allow you to access to the shell of your Raspberry Pi through a web interface. You can activate this feature into the configuration dialog box.
By default, the link is set to '''/shellinabox'''. When RPi-Monitor will reciee this request, it will automatically do a redirect to http://RPiIpAddress:4200/. You can modify this address to point to your shellinabox address. This address is used inside the iframe of shellinabox page.
Customization

RPi-Monitor is fully configurable so if the displayed information doesn't match you need, customize it.
Everything display in status pages or in statistics pages can be modified, tuned and customized to your needs.

To see how to customize it, use the command
    man rpimonitord
and
    man rpimonitord.conf

Man pages are also available in the wiki.
To define the configuration you can use RPi-Monitor Interactive Configuration Helper whit the command:
    rpimonitord -i
You will find some examples of customization in RPi-Monitor articles.