Bugfix-Release 2018.2.2 ist draußen:
https://gluon.readthedocs.io/en/v2018.2.x/releases/v2018.2.2.html
Gluon 2018.2.2
Removed hardware support
Support for the Onion Omega has been removed since the device does not have an ethernet port, and even with the ethernet shield connected the interface would not have been configured.
Bugfixes
- Fixes vulnerabilities that allowed for remote crashes and denial of service attacks through the Linux kernels TCP selective acknowledgement implementation. (CVE-2019-11477, CVE-2019-11478 and CVE-2019-11479)
- Fixes a bug in the image generation for the Netgear R6120 where the OverlayFS might not be created on boot as the JFFS2 end-of-filesystem marker was omitted by the vendor firmware. This resulted in the router not being able to save its configuration and seemingly “being stuck” in config-mode. (#1722)
- Fixes oddities in the calculation of non-wireless clients published through respondd on batman-adv networks. Previously both the kernel wifi layer and batman-adv were consulted, which led to issues because they use different timeout values. (#1676)
- Fixes doubled batman-adv management overhead, introduced with Gluon v2017.1. A timer in batman-adv was wrongly started twice, resulting in each node emitting not one but two OGMs from the same originator per 5 seconds. (#1446)
- Fixes an issue, where services provided by a node (such as DNS resolver or status-page) might become unavailable due to other misbehaving nodes on the same layer 2 segment. (#1659)
- Fixes traffic shaping not working correctly when using tunneldigger, as well as the migration between fastd and tunneldigger (#1736)
Other changes
- Linux kernel has been updated to 4.9.182 or 4.14.128, depending on the target