Hi folks,
Subject says it all, really: I've just released NBD 3.15.
Changes since 3.14:
New features:
- Implement NBD_CMD_WRITE_ZEROES, for efficiently writing large numbers
of zeroes (server side implementation only)
- (optional) support for NBD_OPT_STARTTLS, using GnuTLS.
- Support for multiplexing commands over multiple connections, for
improving performance (requires Linux 4.10 or above).
- Support for using splice(), also for improving performance
- Protocol errors during negotiation now are accompanied by a
human-readable error string.
Bug fixes:
- Fix the handling of maxconnections, so that it is not a global setting
(over all exports) but rather a per-export setting.
- Fix handling of unknown options sent to the server. Previously we
would desync from the protocol, causing another error and a
disconnect.
- Produce a log message when the address family of the client socket
does not match the expected address family in the authfile handling. A
proper fix would convert IPv4 sockets to v6-mapped v4 sockets, but
that's much more complicated.
- and various other minor fixes too small to mention here; see the
changelog
Get it at the usual place.
Regards,
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