Releases: getdnsapi/stubby
Releases · getdnsapi/stubby
Stubby - v0.2.0
2017-12-18: Version 0.2.0
- Add Powershell scripts for Windows 7 that will update the IPv4 DNS resolvers.
- Add Windows scripts to enable a Scheduled task for stubby
- Add files to support a separate macOS GUI application to manage stubby
https://dnsprivacy.org/wiki/x/CIBn - Add Quad9 details to the configuration file
- Bugfix #48: Do not do native DNSSEC validation when cd bit was
received (for example from an unbound forwarder), but DNSSEC
validation was not enabled in the first place. - Bugfix getdnsapi/getdns#358: Parse config files given with the
-C option that have an .yaml extension as YAML not JSON.
Thanks Ollivier Robert
Stubby - v0.1.5
2017-11-03: Version 0.1.5
- Add Windows installer package. Installer available at dnsprivacy.org
- Fix to systemd file names (thanks ArchangeGabriel)
- Add SPKI for Uncensored DNS (thanks woopstar)
- Fix installation of stubby.yml file (thanks ArchangeGabriel)
- Fix detection of platform for standalone build
- Fix location of pid file installation
- Update the stubby.yml file to contain details of all available servers. Only
a small subset are enabled by default.
Stubby - v0.1.4
- 2017-10-20: Version 0.1.4
- '-i' option of stubby no longer tries to bind to the listen addresses so
it can be run without requiring root privileges. Makes it easier to validate
the configuration file syntax. - Fix incorrect IP addresses for some servers in the config file. Add note that
IPv6 addresses ending in :: are not supported (must use ::0). Also add
example of using a specific port in a listen address. - Fixes for Windows support
Stubby - v0.1.3
- 2017-09: Version 0.1.3
- Change the default configuration file format to be YAML. A default file
'stubby.yml' will be installed. The JSON dict format is still supported when
specifying a custom configuration file on the command line. - Add a -v flag to let users specify the logging level they want to see
Stubby - v0.1.2
Fix an issue with the logging.
Stubby - v0.1.1
This release of Stubby is aligned with the upcoming 1.1.3 release of getdns:
- systemd folder has moved here from the getdns repo
- logging can now be controlled at runtime using the '-l' flag
- minor fixes from a static analysis
Stubby - v0.1.0
This is an early release of stubby suitable for testing.