Netdata v1.46.2 is a patch release to address issues discovered since v1.46.1.

This patch release provides the following bug fixes and updates:

• Set uid/gid/egid to 0 for improved compatibility with root-required commands (ndsudo) (#18093, @ilyam8).
• Improve collecting of ksm/swap/cma/zswap metrics: now collected only when the feature is enabled (proc/vmstat, proc/meminfo) (#18076, @ilyam8).
• Aligned Golang version in netdata.spec with go.mod (#18069, @ilyam8).
• Added weak dependency for lm_sensors for go.d.plugin (netdata.spec/plugin-go) (#18067, @k0ste).
• Fixed Prometheus "prometheus_all_hosts" export format by adding a missing comma before the "instance" label (#18061, @ilyam8).
• Increased accuracy of average IO operation time metrics by switching to microseconds (proc/diskstats) (#18040, @ilyam8).
• Fixed monitoring of host mount points when running Netdata in Docker containers (diskspace.plugin) (#18035, @ilyam8).
• Native package installations (deb, rpm) now include netdata-updater service and timer for automatic updates on systems without cron (#18032, @ilyam8).
• Alert prototypes: Default "after" value in calculations set to -600 (10 minutes) for clarity (#18025, @ilyam8).
• Fixed Cloud connectivity through proxies by handling HTTP/1.0 200 Connection Established responses (#18017, @stelfrag).
• Improved building by ensuring correct library usage by enforcing vendor include ordering (#18008, @Ferroin).
• Disabled logsmanagement plugin by default during packaging due to lack of support (#18002, @Ferroin).
• Aligned default days until expiration warnings with documentation (30/15) (go.d/whoisquery) (#18000, @ilyam8).
• Expiration times now displayed in days instead of seconds (whoisquery and x509check alerts) (#17999, @ilyam8).
• Improved functionality within Docker containers by respecting the DOCKER_HOST environment variable (go.d.plugin) (#17979, @ilyam8).
• Improved ping_host_reachable alert calculations for better reliability (#17976, @ilyam8).

Support options

As we grow, we stay committed to providing the best support ever seen from an open-source solution. Should you encounter an issue with any of the changes made in this release or any feature in the Netdata Agent, feel free to contact us through one of the following channels:

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