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2007-12-21Name of sample config files has been changed.obache1-4/+7
Bump PKGREVISION. And this package is DESTDIR ready.
2007-12-21Sortobache1-12/+12
2007-07-08Reset maintainer, rpaulo resigned.wiz1-2/+2
2007-02-22pkglint cleanup; update HOMEPAGE/MASTER_SITES.wiz1-2/+2
From Sergey Svishchev in private mail.
2007-01-03Update do version 1.0.6 as requested by pkgsrc-security (hi!).rpaulo6-58/+23
=========================================================================== STABLE RELEASE 1.0.6 : Major bug fixes # Fix support for Teredo peers behind symmetric NATs (bug from 0.9.8). This could probably be used to spoof a Teredo clients. # MacOS X compilation fix. =========================================================================== STABLE RELEASE 1.0.5 : Major bug fixes # Fix issues with timer and compiler optimizations (bug from 0.9.4). # Increase ping test hop limit: Some IPv6 native nodes could not be reached otherwise. # Increase HMAC secret size from 64 to 128 bits. # Fix filtering of packets with link-local source address (bug from 0.4.0). # Various fixes to the experimental ISATAP daemon. ============================================================================ STABLE RELEASE 1.0.4 : Major bug fix # Fix packet storm with Teredo client behind symmetric NATs. ============================================================================ STABLE RELEASE 1.0.3 : Minor feature enhancement # Work-around for compatibility with Microsoft Teredo servers. # Better detection of symmetric NATs and access network changes. # Limit spamming of syslog. ============================================================================ STABLE RELEASE 1.0.2 : Minor portability and bug fixes # Several portability and minor/impossible bug fixes (see ChangeLog). ============================================================================ STABLE RELEASE 1.0.1 : Minor portability fixes # Install configuration file samples into a dedicated directory. # Build fixes (libteredo would not link on Mac OS X).
2006-08-23Update to 1.0.0 for minor build fixes.rpaulo2-6/+6
2006-08-18Fix example configuration files installation so they aren't installed twicesalo3-14/+31
(extra ones in PKG_SYSCONFDIR). ok <rpaulo>
2006-08-15Update to version 0.9.9:rpaulo8-105/+40
============================================================================ RELEASE CANDIDATE 0.9.9 : Minor portability fixes # NetBSD 4 build fixes. ============================================================================ RELEASE CANDIDATE 0.9.8 : Major feature enhancements, major security fixes # Support interacting with Teredo clients behind symmetric NATs. # Fix multiple problems with HMAC/ping authentication of non-Teredo nodes. # Increase timestamp wrap time from 18 hours to 70 years to avoid replay attacks against authentication tokens. # Allow Router Advertisement through the ISATAP tunnel (untested). isatapd remain very experimental, particular client-side. Someone ought to make a clean kernel implementation instead. # Use HMAC instead of random nonces in Teredo clients. ============================================================================= BETA RELEASE 0.9.7 : Major security fixes # Fix infinite UDP packet forwarding loop in Teredo server (MTFL-SA 0603). ============================================================================= BETA RELEASE 0.9.6 : Major compatibility fixes # Lots of portability fixes, mostly for FreeBSD and the likes. # Removed some dead code. # Provide teredo-mire by default. # Print more helpful error message for some common BSD tunneling issues. ============================================================================= BETA RELEASE 0.9.5 : Major features enhancement, major bug fixes # Removed too brittle cone NAT support. As a side effect, miredo is much faster to startup in client mode in most cases. # Fix server-side handling of Windows Vista client solicitations. # Removed the IgnoreConeBit configure option. The cone bit is now always ignored (this was the default ever since the introduction of that option). ============================================================================= BETA RELEASE 0.9.4 : Major features enhancement # More refined system clock usage brings about 30% performance boost. ============================================================================= BETA RELEASE 0.9.3 : Major features enhancement, major bug fixes # Use dedicated thread for packets transmission and reception. Miredo should now leverage dual-process, dual-core and SMT systems. # Receive to-be-decapsulated and to-be-encapsulated packets in blocking mode; this improves performance by about 10% on Linux. # Use the POSIX monotonic clock for maintenance procedure and “exclusive” mode watch if POSIX monotonic clock and clock selection are available. # Minor optimizations to the most stressed code paths. # Suppress spurious 4-seconds delay when waiting for “symmetric” probes. # Minimalistic support for ISATAP client in ISATAPd. # Ignore invalid Router Advertisements properly. # Drop incoming multicast traffic as a precautionary measure. # Truncate PID file properly when updating it. # Fix deadlocks and spurious exits upon some signals (such as SIGCONT). # Fix deadlock when Teredo server DNS hostname resolution fails. # Handle would-be “spurious wakeups” properly. # Fix IPv4 global unicast access-list. # Fix SO_REUSEADDR socket option usage. # Use C99 restrict keyword at sensible places for compiler optimization. # Portability fixes for DragonFly BSD. # Work-around for some uClibc POSIX defines insanity. # Got rid of all C++ code. # Renamed libteredo-mire to teredo-mire for consistency. # Leverage newer autoconf macros. # Fix encoding of non-ASCII characters in manual pages. # Work-around for platforms that can't rename tunnel network interface. # Build libmiredo dynamically to reduce global code size. # Fix inclusion of non-PIC code into shared libraries. (Unstable version 0.9.3 includes all fixes from stable version 0.8.5) ============================================================================= BETA RELEASE 0.9.1 : Major features enhancement # Created and referenced a developper mailing list: <miredo-devel at remlab.net>. Send a mail with subject “subscribe” to <miredo-devel-request at remlab.net> to subscribe. # Added isatap, an ISATAP router based on libtun6 and miredo. After careful IETF IPR claim check, it seems ISATAP can be freely implemented anyway. # Working support for Mac OS X: - work-around overly long closefrom() replacement, - work-around tuntap for OS X spurious initialization error. - add required defines for pthread to work properly. # Added libteredo-miredo, an undocumented Teredo “test card”. # Improve miredo-checkconf semantics. # Multi-threaded libteredo, and finer grained locking. # Fix initialization in libteredo sometimes causing a crash at startup. # Fix race condition in libteredo-list unit test. # Fix _impossible_ overflow of FD_SET(). (Unstable version 0.9.1 includes all fixes from stable version 0.8.4)
2006-05-12Fix PLIST and bump revision. Add DragonFly work arounds for pthread.hjoerg6-8/+67
and fix net/if_var.h test as well.
2006-05-02Put back NOT_FOR_PLATFORM.rpaulo1-2/+2
2006-05-02Update to version 0.8.4.rpaulo9-193/+63
Changes include the fix for this security problem: http://www.simphalempin.com/dev/miredo/mtfl-sa-0601.shtml.en and the additon of most pkgsrc patches.
2006-04-03NetBSD needs TUNIFHEAD.rpaulo3-8/+10
2006-03-31SunOS is not supported. PR 33157.rpaulo1-2/+2
2006-03-14Rest of DragonFly changes.joerg3-0/+70
2006-03-14First step to support DragonFly. Doesn't fully work yet, sincejoerg4-14/+57
pthread_barrier_* is currently not implemented. Add USE_LIBTOOL. Don't depend on EPROTO declaration.
2006-03-07Since I'm still working working on it, don't try to build this pkg onrpaulo1-1/+3
NetBSD <= 3 and Interix (should work on other systems).
2006-02-28Miredo is an Unix daemon program which mostly implements therpaulo7-0/+134
"Teredo: Tunneling IPv6 over UDP through NATs" Internet proposed standard (RFC 4380). It can provide either client or relay functionality. A separate program, miredo-server is also included in the package; it consists of a Teredo server. Miredo can be used to provide IPv6 connectivity to users behind NAT which do not support IPv6, and not even proto-41 forwarding. For this to work, users need to have a Teredo client running on their system. That can be Miredo itself on Linux/FreeBSD/OpenBSD/NetBSD. -- Will (maybe) only work on NetBSD-current of an hour ago. Thanks to Hubert and Amitai for help with this one.