[2.54.0] - 2024-10-06
Added
- Maintain recently connected routers list to avoid false-positive peer test
- Limited connectivity mode(through proxy)
- “i2p.streaming.profile” tunnel’s param to let tunnel select also low-bandwidth routers
- Limit stream’s inbound speed
- Periodic ack requests in ratchets session
- Set congestion cap G immediately if through proxy
- Show tunnel’s routers bandwidth caps in web console
- Handle immediate ack requested flag in SSU2 data packets
- Resend and ack peer test and relay messages
- “senduseragent” HTTP proxy’s param to pass through user’s User-Agent
Changed
- Exclude ‘N’ routers from high-bandwidth routers for client tunnels
- C++11 support has been dropped, the minimal requirement is C++17 now, C++20 for some compilers
- Removed dependency from boost::date_time and boost::filesystem
- Set default i2cp.leaseSetEncType to 0,4 and to 4 for server tunnels
- Handle i2cp.inboundlimit and i2cp.outboundlimit params in I2CP
- Publish LeaseSet with new timestamp update if tunnel was replaced in the same second
- Increase max number of generated tags to 800 per tagset
- Routing path expiration by time instead num attempts
- Save timestamp from epoch instead local time to profiles
- Update introducer’s iTag if session to introducer was replaced to new one
- RTT, window size and number of NACKs calculation for streaming
- Don’t select same peer for tunnel too often
- Use WinApi for data path UTF-8 conversion for Windows
Fixed
- Jump link crash if address book is disabled
- Race condition if connect through an introducer
- “Date” header in I2PControl response
- Incomplete response from web console
- AEAD verification with LibreSSL
- Number of generated tags and new keys for follow-on tagsets
- Expired leases in LeaseSet
- Attempts to send HolePunch to 0.0.0.0
- Incorrect options size in quick ack streaming packet
- Low bandwidth router appeared as first peer in high-bandwidth client tunnel
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