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Hi Folks !
I just pushed to main website a new keepalived release including pending
patches and features. Most relevant extension are :
* Add support for VRRP unicast.
* Add support for VRRP IPv6 routes.
* Add support to LVS One-Packet Scheduling.
* Add CLI core framework.
* Misc bugfixes, typo and cosmetics.
For more details, please have a look to the github repo.
ChangeLog for this release is :
2013-09-05 Alexandre Cassen <acassen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
* keepalived-1.2.8 released.
* Vincent Bernat fixed issue while pinging master agent.
The agent needs to be initialized to be able to change the
AgentX ping interval.
* Revisited the whole code to use posix declaration style.
* fixed some typos
* Created CLI core framework.
* Ryan O'Hara added option to prevent respawn of child process.
This patch adds a command-line option (--dont-respawn, -R)
that will prevent the child processes from respawning. When
this option is specified, if either the checker or vrrp child
processes exit the parent process will raise the SIGTERM
signal and exit.
* Ryan O'Hara removed duplicate command-line option code.
patch removes unnecessary code to process command-line
options. All options can be processed with a single while loop
that calls poptGetNextOpt. This patch also adds code to check
for errors while processing options. Note that errors
encountered while processing command-line options are fatal.
* Ryan O'Hara add support to usage generation by popt.
This patch uses the popt library to describe the command-line
options and print usage to stderr. This provides a more clear,
concise usage statement.
* Ryan O'Hara and I updated keepalived man page.
* Aleksei Ilin add flexible HTTP checker behaviour for HTTP GET
request's port settings. VirtualServer's port being specified
in HTTP GET request only if `VirtualHost` option is not
defined, otherwise used `VirtualHost` option itself.
* Ryan O'Hara fixed pointer arithmetic for VRRP packet.
When using IPSEC AH authentication, the pointer arithmetic
used to get the location of the VRRP packet is incorrect. The
address of the IPSEC header must be cast as (char *) in order
to get correct address of the VRRP packet. Without this patch,
vrrp_in_chk() will fail to verify incoming VRRP packets when
IPSEC AH is enabled.
* Ryan O'Hara fixed issue while loading SSL certificate.
This patch fixes a problem where keepalived will attempt to
load an SSL keyfile as a certificate, resulting in failure to
initialize SSL context.
* Ryan O'Hara refreshed GPLv2 license with last FSF file.
* junpei-yoshino fixed configure.in. Library crypt is needed.
* Boon Ang fixed comparison of primary IP addresses.
If a router in the master state receives an advertisement
with priority equal to the local priority, it must also
compare the primary IP addresses (RFC 3768, section 6.4.3).
The code to handle this was comparing two IP addresses with
different byte-ordering, resulting in multiple routers in
the master state. This patches resolves the problem by
coverting the local primary IP address to network byte order
for the comparison.
* Henrique Mecking fixed memory leak in libipvs
* Robert James Hernandez fixed RETVAL by setting RETVAL for
status instead keeping RETVAL set to default of 0
* Robert James Hernandez fixed RETVAL by setting RETVAL for
catch all and so that it exits like all other matches in
the case
* Jan Pokorný fixed genhash to ensure CLRF{2} HTML body
separator won't slip.
* Jan Pokorný extended genhash. Generalize the hash algoi
parts, add SHA1.
This patch adds support for hash algo suite extension
with SHA1 being a first one to be available together with
a default MD5. The remaining change on the health-checker
subsystem side is to make analogous modifications and to teach
it to recognize the intended hash algorithm based on the
length of the digest (provided that extra care is taken that
no two algorithms will ever alias in this regard). Also the
test script for genhash was extended to conditionally use
SHA1.
* Jan Pokorný cleaned up genhash code.
Access to the hash-specific context was simplified as I've
now checked some C guarantees regarding union/it's members
initial address vs. aligning so now extra inlined accessor
function is needed. This simplified the code a bit.
Also now the hash-specific object is directly pointed to by
SOCK object instead of carrying just the index to the table of
hashes and doing the respective access via a global again and
again. Next, I've concentrated some hash-related declarations
to the new hash.h file. This was mostly motivated by a need
to break the circular include dependency that have arisen. As
a consequence, part of the recent clutter I brought in was
removed again. Most of FEAT_SHA1 conditional compilation is
here. Previously separated table in main carrying the hash IDs
to be printed in the help screen was merged into the table
carrying all the other necessary information about the
particular hashes.
* vrrp: Remi Gacogne fixed invalid use of sizeof.
* Pasi Kärkkäinen Add To header for SMTP alerts.
* vrrp: Robert Sander add IPv6 support for virtual_routes and
static_routes.
* Erik de Groot add support to LVS One-Packet Scheduling
(known as OPS). Typically RADIUS traffic comes from a limited
amount of clients and thus you have a very limited range of IP
tuples in action which will never expire. Issue with
Keepalived without this patch is that, although it correctly
re-assigns traffic when a real server dies, it will never
re-assign traffic back to the real server when it is restored.
This is because LVS creates virtual connections, for each IP
tuple, that will never time out as the clients keep sending
traffic to the server. With this patch is is possible to
enable OPS for UDP virtual servers which means LVS does not
create virtual connections and takes a new loadbalancing
decision for each UDP packet. The result is that a restored
server now gets RADIUS traffic as soon as LVS has taken it it
back into the server pool.
* Willy Tarreau and Ryan O'Hara add the ability to use VRRP over
unicast. Unicast IP addresses may be specified for each VRRP
instance with the 'unicast_peer' configuration keyword. When
a VRRP instance has one or more unicast IP address defined,
VRRP advertisements will be sent to each of those addresses.
Unicast IP addresses may be either IPv4 or IPv6.
If you are planing to use this option, ensure every ip
addresses present in unicast_peer configuration block do not
belong to the same router/box. Otherwise it will generate
duplicate packet at reception point.
Enjoy,
Alexandre
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