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Releases: ShaneMcC/vyatta-tinc

Third Release

04 Dec 15:21
0.3
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This release allows hosts to have multiple addresses and allows hostnames.

Change Log

  • Allow address to be a hostname and to include a port. Closes issue #5
  • Allow multiple addresses, closes issue #4

Second Release: Commit missing files

20 Sep 15:25
0.2.2
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This release is the same as 0.2.1 but with the extra show tinc commands added that were in my local copy but not in the repo!

Change Log

  • Add missing commands that weren't commited to repo properly.

Second Release: Bug Fix

15 Sep 01:31
0.2.1
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This release is the same as 0.2 except for fixing a rather stupid bug!

Change Log

  • Fix outputting an invalid private key.

Second Release

09 Sep 02:33
0.2
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Overview

vyatta-tinc should now be pretty much feature-complete!

All the config settings can now be set using vyatta and this version should now be enough for anyone to migrate from non-vyatta configs.

I don't expect this to need much more development work right now, and it works for all my use cases.

Change Log

  • Reordered show commads show tinc NETWORK <logging|statistics|connections>
    seems more natural than show tinc <logging|statistics|connections> NETWORK
  • Added "all" option to show tinc <> logging to allow showing all matching
    logs for the given network and not just the current process.
  • Added support for attaching firewall rules to networks (Issue #3)
  • Added support for proxy settings (The settings used for proxies have changed,
    so any config that was created for the old non-working proxy settings won't
    be valid. (Issue #1)
  • Added support for all tinc scripts (Issue #2)

First Release

08 Sep 03:44
0.1
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Overview

This is the first release of vyatta-tinc.

It supports pretty much all config settings for tinc, and should be sufficient for most deployments.

Change Log

  • Added pretty-much all config settings (Excluding proxy (issue #1) and scripts (issue #2))
  • Added some show commands.