OpenDNSSEC 1.2.0rc1
Version 1.2.0rc1 of OpenDNSSEC has now been released.
- New commandline option for the signer: ods-signer running.
- Allow connection to different MySQL ports in the Enforcer.
- Tone down and explain warning when converting M or Y to seconds
- ldns 1.6.7 is required for bugfixes
- dnsruby 1.51 is required for bugfixes
Migration:
There is a kasp schema change from the 1.1 branch (or trunk if you built prior to r3823). To make this transition you have 2 options:
- Run ods-ksmutil setup again. This will remove _all_ the current information from the kasp database and start you off again with a fresh environment. If that is not an option, or you want to try something else then:
- Run one of the migration scripts:
enforcer/utils/migrate_keyshare_mysql.pl
or
enforcer/utils/migrate_keyshare_sqlite3.pl
depending on your database.
NOTE: Although these scripts have been tested it is recommended to make a backup of your database prior to running them.
Bugfixes:
- Bugreport #187: ods-control signer start will return non-zero if start up failed (uses ods-signer running).
- Narrow glue at the zone cut is allowed, do not consider it as occluded.
- Move zone fetcher output to correct input adapter file.
- Enforcer shared keys on zones with ShareKeys disabled.
- Make names of key states consistent.
- Signer Engine file descriptor leak fix on engine.sock.
- Set explicit “unlimited” repository capacity to prevent random integer being read. Requires “ods-ksmutil update conf” to be run if using an existing database.
- Fix issue with key generation creating too many keys Ticket #194.
- Bugreport #189: Auditor did not handle white-space-seperated substrings for base64 text
- Bugreport #190: Auditor (and signer) does not handle case correctly
- Signer now silence stdout-output from the notify command
Download the tarball from: opendnssec-1.2.0rc1.tar.gz
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