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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2016-04-18	Replace cluster-geo subprocess with in-memory loaded CSV of GeoIP data. This ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	is faster, cheaper, more reliable. We use https://db-ip.com/ but others would work too.
2016-04-07	Boost local interface check interval a bit to speed direct link provisioning ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	on startup.
2016-04-07	Make port mapper names even more unique, and trial bind before binding TCP ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	now which should work on Linux and others.
2016-04-07	dev branch now works again on Linux	Adam Ierymenko

2016-04-05	Binder for Windows, and use Binder to get local interface addresses to ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	advertise.
2016-04-05	OneService now binds all ports to specific local interfaces instead of ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	wildcard and rebinds on changes. (default route)
2016-04-05	More refactoring and prep for explicit interface bindings (for default route ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	support).
2016-04-01	Tweak metric and clean out attic a bit.	Adam Ierymenko

2016-03-03	stupid bug is stupid	Adam Ierymenko

2016-03-03	indent fix	Adam Ierymenko

2016-03-03	Fix problems with previous commit.	Adam Ierymenko

2016-03-03	Another NAT-t improvement:	Adam Ierymenko
	Many NATs revert to symmetric behavior from friendlier modes if they cannot preserve ports. This can occur if there is, for example, more than one ZT device behind the NAT using port 9993. Others (Airport Extreme?) seem to have bugs in which they completely freak out if more than one device tries to do a lot of mappings using the same internal local port. Mostly to fix the latter case and somewhat to fix the former, we introduce a secondary port. ZeroTier now binds 9993 (or whatever port you specify) plus another port computed deterministically from your ZeroTier address. This port is used for new links 1/4 of the time. This mostly addresses the second problem above and partly helps to address the first. If uPnP/NAT-PMP is enabled we also still open a tertiary port because some routers freak out if NAT-t is attempted using the same port as uPnP. All of this is IPv4 only of course. IPv6 is sane.
2016-01-20	Transfer speed increate + stability fixes	Joseph Henry

2016-01-12	boring doc stuff	Adam Ierymenko

2016-01-12	Use network user ptr in lookup for Ethernet frame handling to eliminate map ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	lookup.
2016-01-12	Add a network-associated user ptr in API.	Adam Ierymenko

2016-01-11	Instead of using binary packet comparison, add a callback to the API to ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	explicitly check whether paths should be used. Check in with this callback (if present) when learning new paths or sending initial packets.
2016-01-11	Refactor to eliminate copypasta.	Adam Ierymenko

2016-01-11	Fix a bug that we visually found in Windows code -- it was not advertising ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	uPnP addresses?!?
2015-12-21	Selectively move over changes from "edge" to "dev" excluding netcon.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-11-30	Low-impact sanity check against GitHub issue #247 -- will likely prevent ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	other weird recursions too.
2015-11-30	indentation	Adam Ierymenko

2015-11-30	Ton of uPnP work and adding NAT-PMP support, still testing...	Adam Ierymenko

2015-11-24	Fix for GitHub issue #253.	Adrian Frühwirth
	Make 'ip' detection more robust (some distros don't ship the binary in /sbin or /usr/sbin). Add error handling for cases where an ip add/remove fails.
2015-11-12	Minor Windows build fixes. Builds on VS2012 again.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-11-10	Query both root and network controller for multicast last resort GATHER.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-11-09	Try bringing back TTL escalation -- may help with Docker (IP-MASQ) type NAT	Adam Ierymenko

2015-11-09	Mark geo-redirected paths as suboptimal and do not report that we have a ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	peer if all we have is one of these. Also a few other small fixes.
2015-11-05	Use bigger UDP buffer on bigger x64 machines. Keep old value elsewhere since ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	these are likely to be smaller boxes.
2015-11-05	Integrate deferred background processing into main OneService implementation.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-29	Eliminate some more dead code. We may do path trust, but not like that.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-27	Factor out RemotePath subclass of Path -- no longer needed, just cruft.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-27	Merge Phy<> from netcon.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-27	--wtf; prevent roots from TCP fallback	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-23	(1) Fix bug in geo-ip service that prevented cache lookup, (2) fix problem ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	in SelfAwareness (will need to test ALL versions in the wild with this), and (3) add more TRACE instrumentation to Cluster.
2015-10-22	More cluster wiring...	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-13	More World stuff, and mkworld.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-06	Prep in controller code to run tests.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-01	Peer serialization and related changes.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-10-01	No reason to randomly pick uPnP secondary port. In fact it would likely ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	cause problems on restarts and uPnP rule bloat.
2015-10-01	Get trim() out of core where it is not needed.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-09-24	(1) Make ZT_ naming convention consistent (get rid of ZT1_), (2) Make local ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	interface a full sockaddr_storage instead of an int identifier, which turns out to be better for multi-homing and other uses.
2015-09-23	Pick a random secondary UDP port for uPnP mapped traffic because of broken ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	routers.
2015-09-23	.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-09-23	Pick random port on -p0	Adam Ierymenko

2015-09-23	Plumb through localInterfaceId to track local interfaces corresponding with ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	remote addresses.
2015-09-10	Rename some stuff in Phy since it can be used with any stream socket.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-09-10	Add socketpair support to Phy.	Adam Ierymenko

2015-09-02	Unix domain sockets in Phy<>	Adam Ierymenko

2015-07-30	Because Windows, because Windows. Now it upgrades correctly from 1.0.1, ↵	Adam Ierymenko
	including automatic driver update from NDIS5 to NDIS6. Also a bit more robust on creating new ports, just in case.