Release Release v1.3.2 · Control-D-Inc/ctrld

Major Release

This contains new features, some performance improvements and bug fixes.

Will now respond to LAN-local machine hostnames and PTR record queries using the internal discovered clients list
MAC address based DNS steering policies were added
Will no longer respond to DNS queries made from WAN IP addresses by default
Any RFC1918/CGNAT/local DNS upstream will now be automatically used for PTR discovery

Relax the service's dependency on systemd-netword-wait-online.
Upstream monitor checking more aggressively.
mDNS discovery will not complain about the use of closed network connections.
An RFC 1918 address will be used in client info instead of localhost for requests to local listeners.
Bump golang.org/x/net to v0.17.0
Probing for IPv6 will not flood requests to the Control D server.
PTR discovery will result in less noise in the log.
"ctrld service start" will not do router setup anymore, allowing power users full control of configuring ctrld manually.
ctrld will now notify users when reading or writing to the configuration file.
Pre-run conditions on Merlin routers are more thoroughly checked.
DNS loop test queries will not be sent for non-local upstreams.
WAN originating DNS queries will be refused by default using REFUSED RCODE

Fix mobile platforms that crash if fetching the resolver configuration fails in CD mode.
Fix the wrong checking condition that causes --cd-org not to be removed from the command line arguments.
Network policies now function correctly when ctrld is upstream for dnsmasq.
Fix EDNS0 with RFC 1918 and loopback addresses results in suboptimal Control D server responses.
Eliminate duplicate client IDs generated for the same IPv6 client.
Re-bootstrap transport in cases of network outages more aggressively