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v0.9.1
v0.9.1 - Jan 20, 2012 --------------------- New features: * RRSet rotation Bugfixes: * Fixed build on BSD. * Fixes in parsing and dumping of zone - types IPSECKEY, WKS, DLV, APL, NSAP Other changes: * Replaced pseudo-random number generator by one with MIT/BSD license.
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v0.9
Knot DNS - version 0.9 New features: * TSIG support in both client and server. * Use of sendmmsg() on Linux 3.0+ (improves performance). Bugfixes: * Knot was not accepting AXFR-style IXFR with first SOA in a separate packet (i.e. from Power DNS). * Wrong SOA TTL in negative answers. * Wrong max packet size for outgoing transfers (was causing the packets to be malformed). * Wrong handling of WKS record in zone compiler. * Problems with zone bootstrapping.
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v0.8.1
Bugfix release. Bugfixes: * Handling SPF record. * Wrong text dump of unknown records.
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v0.8
First official release of Knot DNS - BETA VERSION. Features: * AXFR-in/-out * IXFR-in/-out * EDNS0 * DNSSEC * NSEC3 * IPv6 * Runtime reconfiguration Known issues: * Missing support for TSIG * Root zone support * NSID support * Other DNS classes than IN * RRSet rotation not implmented * Dynamic update support * IXFR code might be flaky sometimes * IXFR may be slow when too much (10 000+) RRSets are transfered at once
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v0.2
Second non-official release of the Knot server (formerly CuteDNS). Features added: * EDNS0 support * DNSSEC support * NSEC3 support * Domain name compression * Configuration file * Run-time updates of server configuration (including adding and removing of zones) * IPv6 support * New logging * New build system (using autotools) * Semantic checks of loaded zone Issues fixed: * Partially fixed thundering herd problem with threads (responsible for slow performance with hash table) Known issues: * Not tested with root zone (probably will not work) * High memory consumption * Memory leaks when during adding a new zone (reload) the server is stressed by incoming queries. * Compilation too slow.
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v0.1
First (non-official) release of the CuteDNS server. Features: * Running as daemon * Answering to all types of queries with OPCODE = QUERY * Answering to both UDP and TCP queries * Zones pre-processing * Separate control utility * Separate zone parser utility * Own DNS library (dnslib) * Two main data structures for the zone - AVL tree and hash table (currently using the tree)