v1.3.0

Added

• get_ping_state(), the ping enum for every device rather than only the ones
  that are down. get_unreachable() answers "what is broken now" and filters
  to down, which left the same record unreachable for a healthy device —
  0.3% of a campus, and the least interesting 0.3%. This is the same query
  without the filter, and returns the whole fleet in about a second.

  The two epochs it carries are the point, and their names undersell them.
  created is when AKiPS started polling, so it is the date the device was
  added and is not otherwise available for a device that is up. modified is
  the instant the state last changed, not a row-touched timestamp. Both arrive
  as aware datetimes in the server's timezone rather than as the integers the
  raw attribute holds.

  Together they answer the column AKiPS shows on its own device dashboard, the
  one reading Uptime on a device that is up and Downtime on one that is down:
  the figure is now minus modified, and the state decides the word. That is
  not sysUpTime, which counts from the last boot and keeps counting through
  an outage, so the two disagree on exactly the devices somebody is looking at.

Documentation

• get_attributes() says that a bare attribute name matches exactly and so
  usually matches nothing: AKiPS qualifies most attributes with their MIB, and
  sysUpTime finds none of the devices SNMPv2-MIB.sysUpTime does. The
  unqualified form is not an error — it returns an empty result, which reads
  as a fleet where nothing reports that attribute.