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exceptions on NETWORK_CONFIG_REQUEST
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decided to put it in to prep for future QoS support and SD-WAN stuff.
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some libc-dev installs.
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now if a "zerotier-one" user is present on a Linux system. Does everything automagically.
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Windows again
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- ZT will only drop root privileges if zerotier-one user exists. It is created by
Debian postinst script - in other cases the user has to be created by administrator.
- Linux >=4.3 with ambient capabilities is required, otherwise ZT will silently
- "-U" option now also disables privileges dropping
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meta-data.
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json-parser to eliminate a dependency.
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debugging tweak in Windows version that prevented service from starting after real install.
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(2) clean up some other stuff seen during debugging and reduce the sizes of some buffers due to Windows small stack size, (3) remove a redundant try/catch.
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interface a full sockaddr_storage instead of an int identifier, which turns out to be better for multi-homing and other uses.
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Shouldn't be needed but seems to help on Windows 8.
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setupapi and using these functions directly.
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case), and some cleanup.
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configure firewall rules (because we can now).
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~/.zeroTierOneAuthToken in CLI like we do in GUI wrappers.
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