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release-0.5.1

28 Jan 18:11
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release-0.5.1

This release updates our CI process to correctly generate binaries; only a single CI change to release-0.5.

release-0.5

28 Jan 18:09
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release-0.5

This release was made just to fix the IP-allocation bug which was reported in #18. There have been some minor changes due to the linter-warnings, but otherwise nothing significant.

release-0.4

24 Feb 14:42
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This release is being made solely to transition the testing and release process from TravisCI to github actions:

release-0.3

24 Feb 06:32
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This release features the ability to allocate clients IPv6 addresses instead of IPv4 ones.

There are no other significant changes. Thanks to @samridh90 for reporting the initial issue (#12), and working on a pull-request to implement it (#14). In the end I went with my own changes (#15).

Finally as part of the release process I'm now generating binaries for ARM, and i386 Linux too. Since I use these in production.

release-0.2

26 Nov 19:10
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This release updates the client/server such that announcements are made to all connected-nodes when other hosts join/leave the VPN.

This can be useful if you wish to update /etc/hosts to add entries dynamically. For example I prefer to give my hosts a .vpn suffix:

 $ grep \.vpn /etc/hosts
 10.10.10.98  master.vpn
 10.10.10.99  git.vpn
 10.10.10.100 www.vpn
 10.10.10.102 mail.vpn
 10.10.10.101 blogspam.vpn
 10.10.10.103 debian.vpn
 10.10.10.50  frodo.vpn
 10.10.10.104 alert.vpn

See #10 for details of the implementation or the documentation in the supplied client.cfg file.

release-0.1

23 Nov 17:13
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This is the initial release, it has been running for several days upon my test-hosts.

Now that it is available via the releases page it will be tested upon a number of test-VMs, and any resulting bugs will be resolved as they are identified.