OpenDNSSEC is software that manages the security of domain names on the Internet. The project intends to drive adoption of Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) to further enhance Internet security.
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Signer Engine: always recover serial from backup, even if it is corrupted, preventing unnecessary serial decrementals. Enforcer: tries to detect pidfile staleness so that the daemon will start after a power failure. More bugfixes.
Signer Engine will check the HSM connection before use, and attempt to reconnect if it is not valid. Instead of waiting an arbitrary amount of time, it will let the worker wait with pushing sign operations until the queue is not full. Adjustments in log messages.
This release adds bugfixes. Auditor now includes the zone name in the log. ldns 1.6.12 is required. ods-ksmutil suppresses database connection information when no -v flag is given. ods-enforcerd stops multiple instances of the enforcer from running. ods-ksmutil's "zone delete" renames the signconf file, so if the zone is put back, the signer will not pick up the old file. Signer Engine's verbosity can now be set via conf.xml (the default is 3).
This release uses "debug" instead of "warning" for the drudgers queue being full, and sleeps 10 ms if it is full, so it doesn't hog the CPU. This has increased signing speed on single core machines by a factor of 2.
