0.3.3 ‘Mischief, Gold, and Piracy’

New

• Changed the version negotiation mechanism of the RTR client to follow draft-ietf-sidrops-8210bis. (Via rpki-rs#346)

Bug fixes

• Fixed various aspects of handling of ASPA PDUs:
  • The provider AS set in withdrawal PDUs is now always empty. (Via rpki-rs#350)
  • When updating an ASPA, there will not be a stray withdrawl any more. (#142)

Other changes

• Update the systems binary packages are built for. These are now:
  • Debian Bullseye, Bookworm, and Trixie (ie., 11, 12, 13),
  • Ubuntu Jammy 22.04 and Noble 24.04,
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, 9, and 10 or compatible.

0.3.3-rc1

New

• Changed the version negotiation mechanism of the RTR client to follow draft-ietf-sidrops-8210bis. (Via rpki-rs#346)

Bug fixes

• Fixed various aspects of handling of ASPA PDUs:
  • The provider AS set in withdrawal PDUs is now always empty. (Via rpki-rs#350)
  • When updating an ASPA, there will not be a stray withdrawl any more. (#142)

Other changes

• Update the systems binary packages are built for. These are now:
  • Debian Bullseye, Bookworm, and Trixie (ie., 11, 12, 13),
  • Ubuntu Jammy 22.04 and Noble 24.04,
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, 9, and 10 or compatible.

0.3.2 ‘Based on a True Story’

New

• Add ASPA support to JSON input and output. (#132 by @devsnek)
• ASPA JSON compatibility with krill & routinator (#134 by @ember-ana)
• The json can now use the native TLS implementations of Windows and macOS. This needs to be enabled during compile time through the native-tls feature and then for a unit through the new native-tls option. When enabled, this uses TLS via OpenSSL rather than Rustls on other systems. (#137)
• The json unit can now be forced to stick to TLS 1.2 or less via the new tls-12 option. (#137)

Bug fixes

• Fix rtr-tls target having certificate and key options reversed. (#133 by @ember-ana)
• Fixes to RTR handling via rpki-rs 0.18.6.
• The working-dir option was accidentally used as the path for the PID file. Now the pid-file option is used as intended. (via daemonbase 0.1.3)

Other changes

• The minimum supported Rust version is now 1.81. (#138)

0.3.2-rc1

New

• Add ASPA support to JSON input and output. (#132 by @devsnek)
• ASPA JSON compatibility with krill & routinator (#134 by @ember-ana)
• The json can now use the native TLS implementations of Windows and macOS. This needs to be enabled during compile time through the native-tls feature and then for a unit through the new native-tls option. When enabled, this uses TLS via OpenSSL rather than Rustls on other systems. (#137)
• The json unit can now be forced to stick to TLS 1.2 or less via the new tls-12 option. (#137)

Bug fixes

• Fix rtr-tls target having certificate and key options reversed. (#133 by @ember-ana)
• Fixes to RTR handling via rpki-rs 0.18.6.
• The working-dir option was accidentally used as the path for the PID file. Now the pid-file option is used as intended. (via daemonbase 0.1.3)

Other changes

• The minimum supported Rust version is now 1.81. (#138)

0.3.1 ‘Some Checks Haven’t Completed Yet’

Bug fixes

• Correctly interpret missing -v and -q options as using the log level specified in the config file. (via daemonbase 0.1.2)
• Log a message when a Slurm file fails to load. (082b7db)

New

• Add support for client certificates in the json unit. (#124)

Other changes

• Removed building of packages for Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 and Debian Stretch and added Ubuntu 24.04.

0.3.1-rc3

Bug fixes

• Log a message when a Slurm file fails to load. (082b7db)

Other changes

• Removed building of packages for Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 and Debian Stretch and added Ubuntu 24.04.

0.3.1-rc2

New

• Add support for client certificates in the json unit. (#124)

0.3.1-rc1

Bug Fixes

• Correctly interpret missing -v and -q options as using the log level
  specified in the config file. (via daemonbase 0.1.2)

0.3.0 ‘Filmed Before a Live Studio Audience’

Breaking Changes

• Upgrade Rust edition, minimal Rust version to 1.70, and dependencies. (#88, #91)
• Removed internal serial numbers and the ability to pass optional diffs between units. (#96)

New

• Added a new merge unit that merges the datasets of all its sources. (#110, #113)
• Added four new configuration options to the HTTP client:
  • http-root-certs for additional TLS root certificates,
  • http-user-agent for setting a custom user agent,
  • http-client-addr to specify a local address to bind to, and
  • http-proxies to add HTTP proxies (only available if the socks feature is enabled which it is by default). (#111)
• The RTR timer values can now be configured for the RTR target. (#106)
• The RTR target now produces metrics. By setting client-metrics: true in its configuration, the target produces separate metrics for each client address. (#115, #117)
• Log changes made by the slurm unit to updates. (#87)
• The slurm unit now updates its data set if it discovers that the Slurm files have changed. (#89)
• Both the json unit and target now support conditional HTTP requests via the Etag and Last-Modified headers. (#98)

Bug Fixes

• Fix a race condition where the slurm unit would not apply its changes to the first update if loading the files is too slow. (#89)
• Fixed various race conditions during startup and shutdown. (#101)

Other Changes

• Upgrade the packaging and Docker build workflow to allow for cross-compilation. (#90)

0.3.0-rc1

Breaking Changes

• Upgrade Rust edition, minimal Rust version to 1.70, and dependencies. (#88, #91)
• Removed internal serial numbers and the ability to pass optional diffs between units. (#96)

New

• Added a new merge unit that merges the datasets of all its sources. (#110, #113)
• Added four new configuration options to the HTTP client:
  • http-root-certs for additional TLS root certificates,
  • http-user-agent for setting a custom user agent,
  • http-client-addr to specify a local address to bind to, and
  • http-proxies to add HTTP proxies (only available if the socks feature is enabled which it is by default). (#111)
• The RTR timer values can now be configured for the RTR target. (#106)
• The RTR target now produces metrics. By setting client-metrics: true in its configuration, the target produces separate metrics for each client address. (#115, #117)
• Log changes made by the slurm unit to updates. (#87)
• The slurm unit now updates its data set if it discovers that the Slurm files have changed. (#89)
• Both the json unit and target now support conditional HTTP requests via the Etag and Last-Modified headers. (#98)

Bug Fixes

• Fix a race condition where the slurm unit would not apply its changes to the first update if loading the files is too slow. (#89)
• Fixed various race conditions during startup and shutdown. (#101)

Other Changes

• Upgrade the packaging and Docker build workflow to allow for cross-compilation. (#90)