Tinc allows multiple nodes to own the same Subnet, but did not have a sensible
way to decide which one to send packets to. Tinc also did not check the
reachability of nodes when deciding where to route packets to, so it would not
automatically fail over to a reachable node.
Tinc now assigns a weight to each Subnet. The default weight is 10, with lower
weights having higher priority. The Subnets are now internally sorted in the
same way as the kernel's routing table, and the Subnets are search linearly,
skipping those of unreachable nodes. A small cache of recently used addresses
is used to speed up the lookup functions.
- Convert cp to cp(); so that automatic indenters work.
- Convert constructions like if(x == NULL) to if(!x).
- Move all assignments out of conditions.
- Remove checks for specific OS's, instead check for #defines/#includes.
- Use uint??_t where appropriate.
- Mask handling functions use void pointers to get rid of silly casts.
- Socket handling revamped to use sockaddr_t.
- tinc can now tunnel over IPv6.
- Handle all addresses and subnets in network byte order.
Only convert them when they need to be printed.
- IPv6 subnets bigger than /128 now work.
- Use %s and strerror(errno) instead of %m.
- Transition to new node/vertex/connection structures
- Use new configuration handling everywhere
- Linux tun/tap device handling cleanup
- Start of IPv6 support in route.c
It compiles, but it won't link.
- Added some extra search functions to rbl routines
- Fix subnet_lookup()
- Reorder some syslog messages to make more sense
- daemon() is back
- Don't let scripts execute in parallel (gives race conditions, and
anyway something MIGHT just be configured which is necessary for further
execution of tinc itself)
- Accidently merged check_child() with execute_script().
- Small fixes
