Dear all, I am happy to announce new version of phpipam IP address management – version 0.8. Quite some bugs have been squashed and some new features introduced, like per-group permissions, support for translations, visual subnet displays and other: 
You can demo it here: http://demo.phpipam.net/
You can download it on sourceforge site: phpipam-0.8.
Please note that IE8 is no longer supported!
Special thanks to all the people submitting bug reports, donors, translators and feature testers!
Screenshots:
Full changelog for this release is:
New features:
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+ New group and permission management;
+ Support for translations;
+ Subnet resizing;
+ Subnet splitting into smaller subnets;
+ Added free space display for nested subnets;
+ Added visual display of subnet usage per IP address;
+ Added truncate network option that deletes all IP addresses in subnet;
+ Added button the updates subnet with RIPE information;
Enhancements:
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+ Continue reading
Translation support will be available on next phpipam release, code is being redone and final checks ongoing. I have decided to go with gettext, it seems to be the most suitable for phpipam.
Translating is straight-forward, by providing translations for strings, for example:
#: functions/functions-mail.php:176
msgid “your domain username”
msgstr “translated text”
There are many tools available to help with translation, like poedit and others.
If anyone is interested in providing translation, please contact me on email. I have already received some requests in the past, I will try to dig up old emails…
brm
I have received a request for help on manual installation of phpIPAM on debian linux, so I decided to write a small how-to if anyone else has problems or is not so familiar with linux distributions and environment. I have used fresh default debian 6.0 as distribution because it is widely used, I believe on ubuntu linux procedure should be very similar, except maybe for locations of some config files.
I have used the following settings for installation:
If you already have MySQL/apache set you can skip point 3.
Installation procedure:
Update your sources (apt-get update) and install Apache, php and mysql server:
apt-get install apache2 mysql-server php5 php5-gmp php-pear php5-mysql php5-ldap
After all is installed and the apache server is running, you need to decide weather you will be running it under vhost or in subdirectory or root directory. For this guide I will have it in subdirectory http://server/phpipam/, so do the following:
cd /var/www/
wget http://freefr.dl.sourceforge.net/project/phpipam/phpipam-1. Continue reading