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OpenDNSSEC 1.4.4

Version 1.4.4 of OpenDNSSEC has now been released:

Updates:

  • SUPPORT-114: libhsm: Optimize storage in HSM by deleting the public key directly if SkipPublicKey is used [OPENDNSSEC-574].
  • OPENDNSSEC-358: ods-ksmutil: Extend ‘key list’ command with options to filter on key type and state. This allows keys in the GENERATE and DEAD state to be output.
  • OPENDNSSEC-549: Signer Engine: Put NSEC3 records on empty non-terminals derived from unsigned delegations (be compatible with servers that are incompatible with RFC 5155 errata 3441).

Bugfixes:

  • SUPPORT-86: Fixed build on OS X [OPENDNSSEC-512].
  • SUPPORT-97: Signer Engine: Fix after restart signer thinks zone has expired [OPENDNSSEC-526].
  • SUPPORT-101: Signer Engine: Fix multiple zone transfer to single file bug [OPENDNSSEC-529].
  • SUPPORT-102: Signer Engine: Fix statistics (count can be negative)/
  • SUPPORT-108: Signer Engine: Don’t replace tabs in RRs with whitespace [OPENDNSSEC-520].
  • SUPPORT-116: ods-ksmutil: ‘key import’ date validation fails on certain dates [OPENDNSSEC-553].
  • SUPPORT-128: ods-ksmutil. Man page had incorrect formatting [OPENDNSSEC-576].
  • SUPPORT-127: ods-signer: Fix manpage sections.
  • OPENDNSSEC-457: ods-ksmutil: Add a check on the ‘zone add’ input/output type parameter to allow only File or DNS.
  • OPENDNSSEC-481: libhsm: Fix an off-by-one length check error.
  • OPENDNSSEC-482: libhsm: Improved cleanup for C_FindObjects.
  • OPENDNSSEC-531: ods-ksmutil: Exported value of <Parent><SOA><TTL> in ‘policy export’ output could be wrong on MySQL.
  • OPENDNSSEC-537: libhsm: Possible memory corruption in hsm_get_slot_id.
  • OPENDNSSEC-544: Signer Engine: Fix assertion error that happens on an IXFR request with EDNS.
  • OPENDNSSEC-546: enforcer & ods-ksmutil: Improve logging on key creation and alloctaion.
  • OPENDNSSEC-560: Signer Engine: Don’t crash when unsigned zone has no SOA.
  • Signer Engine: Fix a race condition when stopping daemon.

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