- Don't use LOG() macro in initdata() until the config struct has been

[l2tpns.git] / Changes

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-* Fri Apr 1 2005 Brendan O'Dea <bod@optusnet.com.au> 2.1.0
+* Thu May 5 2005 Brendan O'Dea <bod@optusnet.com.au> 2.1.0

 - Add IPv6 support from Jonathan McDowell.
 - Add CHAP support from Jordan Hrycaj (work in progress).
 - Sanity check that cluster_send_session is not called from a child
 - Add IPv6 support from Jonathan McDowell.
 - Add CHAP support from Jordan Hrycaj (work in progress).
 - Sanity check that cluster_send_session is not called from a child


@@ -40,7 +40,18 @@
   (general error, try another LNS) when out of IP addresses, and 3
   (adminstrative) for everything else (suggestion from Chris Gates).
 - Only send RADIUS stop record in sessionshutdown when there's an ip address.
   (general error, try another LNS) when out of IP addresses, and 3
   (adminstrative) for everything else (suggestion from Chris Gates).
 - Only send RADIUS stop record in sessionshutdown when there's an ip address.

-- Reset .die on master takeover.
+- Reset .die on master takeover (so that dying sessions don't have to
+  hang around until the new master has the same uptime as the old one).
+- Update .last_packet in cluster_handle_bytes only when there have
+  been bytes received from the modem (dead sessions were having the
+  idle timeout reset by stray packets).
+- Use cli_error() for error messages and help.
+- Add a Cisco-Avpair with intercept details to RADIUS Start/Stop
+  records.
+- Don't use LOG() macro in initdata() until the config struct has been
+  allocated (uses config->debug).
+- Initialise log_stream to stderr to catch errors before the config file
+  is read.

 
 * Fri Dec 17 2004 Brendan O'Dea <bod@optusnet.com.au> 2.0.13
 - Better cluster master collision resolution: keep a counter of state
 
 * Fri Dec 17 2004 Brendan O'Dea <bod@optusnet.com.au> 2.0.13
 - Better cluster master collision resolution: keep a counter of state