ee5bd57d40
We don't bind to non-local IP for TCP yet, but eliminate double check.
9 years ago
8d0b2b781e
Route management bug fixes.
10 years ago
faa9a06bf5
Controller fixes...
10 years ago
a13f4d8353
We now always build the controller in ZeroTier One, at least for desktop and server targets. Also means that ZeroTier One now requires C++11. (Still keeping C++11 out of the core in node/ though.)
10 years ago
402d99ea8d
C++11 mode build fix.
10 years ago
98152d974a
More cleanup and removal of DeferredPackets, will do the latter in a more elegant way.
10 years ago
7e6e56e2bc
Bunch of work on pushing and replication of tags and capabilities, and protocol cleanup.
10 years ago
8912515011
Fix to fix to GitHub issue #352
10 years ago
b5e9d3f6f4
Rename file to be intuitive.
10 years ago
9657675755
Plumbing through trusted path stuff to OneService.
10 years ago
cdb5ceac7b
Should remove old IPs before trying to add new ones.
10 years ago
6535730255
GitHub issue #352
10 years ago
32d9850263
More new CLI work.
10 years ago
f765597526
Add network local.conf stuff to save network permission settings and wire it all through via the JSON API. Default route and route management stuff just about done.
10 years ago
674b84d908
Plumbing for network setting control, and GitHub issue #330
10 years ago
4f237687ce
Route management now works on Windows, including default route override! 1.1.6 very close!
10 years ago
5b2d2efb45
Windows builds again. And there was much rejoicing.
10 years ago
b2d048aa0e
Make Dictionary templatable so it can be used where we want a higher capacity.
10 years ago
3ee15e65aa
Tying up default route and route mgmt loose ends. It now periodically updates shadow routes so hopefully your link will stay up as you move around.
10 years ago
1bf1c38b30
Default route population works on Mac!
10 years ago
3c655a4b84
Default route ready to test on Mac.
10 years ago
b90e66f7c7
ManagedRoute, which applies C++ RAII to injected routes. Move RoutingTable to attic.
10 years ago
4446dbde5e
Big refactor in service code to prep for plumbing through route management.
10 years ago
536feb632c
Support yet another old version of http-parser for CentOS/EPEL.
10 years ago
4da9d4e53a
Fix build against Debian version of libhttp-parser -- its old but it will work.
10 years ago
587b1e05d1
Replace cluster-geo subprocess with in-memory loaded CSV of GeoIP data. This is faster, cheaper, more reliable. We use https://db-ip.com/ but others would work too.
10 years ago
63b62ebf4c
Boost local interface check interval a bit to speed direct link provisioning on startup.
10 years ago
569de22481
Make port mapper names even more unique, and trial bind before binding TCP now which should work on Linux and others.
10 years ago
c7df61a3c3
dev branch now works again on Linux
10 years ago
504738b183
Binder for Windows, and use Binder to get local interface addresses to advertise.
10 years ago
32cd2a02c9
OneService now binds all ports to specific local interfaces instead of wildcard and rebinds on changes. (default route)
10 years ago
4a109658ab
More refactoring and prep for explicit interface bindings (for default route support).
10 years ago
0e26917c72
Tweak metric and clean out attic a bit.
10 years ago
1fe251d0a0
stupid bug is stupid
10 years ago
09fc9e4d0c
indent fix
10 years ago
fe3a84a422
Fix problems with previous commit.
10 years ago
ba56a5b9d1
Another NAT-t improvement:
...
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.
10 years ago
bcaf42e075
Transfer speed increate + stability fixes
10 years ago
4e4fd51117
boring doc stuff
10 years ago
d6f0f1a82a
Use network user ptr in lookup for Ethernet frame handling to eliminate map lookup.
10 years ago
83ef98a9dc
Add a network-associated user ptr in API.
10 years ago
b3e3d4cacc
Instead of using binary packet comparison, add a callback to the API to explicitly check whether paths should be used. Check in with this callback (if present) when learning new paths or sending initial packets.
10 years ago
eea634a432
Refactor to eliminate copypasta.
10 years ago
ab19e19f00
Fix a bug that we visually found in Windows code -- it was not advertising uPnP addresses?!?
10 years ago
436c1fac1d
Selectively move over changes from "edge" to "dev" excluding netcon.
10 years ago
3b22ecc80c
Make hex device address in UPnP name the right length.
10 years ago
425d311ce8
Merge of netcon with edge and unification of make processes.
10 years ago
944fdfb65e
Low-impact sanity check against GitHub issue #247 -- will likely prevent other weird recursions too.
10 years ago
40a4ba6e39
indentation
10 years ago
6768521330
Ton of uPnP work and adding NAT-PMP support, still testing...
10 years ago
Adam Ierymenko
Adam Ierymenko
Joseph Henry