- Add two files as CONF_FILES:
etc/lldpd.d/README.conf
etc/bash_completion.d/lldpcli.bash-completion
(upstream)
- Update 0.7.10 to 0.7.12
lldpd (0.7.12)
* Features:
+ Interface pattern, management pattern, system description,
system platform and system hostname can be unconfigured to their
default values.
* Fix:
+ Don't complain when parsing a commented line.
+ Correctly persist configuration changes for "system interface
promiscuous", "system interface description" "med fast-start
enable", "pause" and "resume".
+ Fix listening on bond devices for old kernels (< 2.6.27).
lldpd (0.7.11)
* Features:
+ Ship bash and zsh completion.
+ Abort when some command-line options are repeated.
* Fix:
+ Handle correctly read failures in liblldpctl.
(pkgsrc)
- Add following line to find -lperl
LDFLAGS+= -L${PREFIX}/${PERL5_SUB_INSTALLARCHLIB}/CORE
- Drop NetBSD-5, net/agr/if_agrioctl.h is missing
- Add options.mk and support json, snmp, xml selection,
those were missing in configured list
- Now includes readline.buildlink3.mk
(upstream)
lldpd (0.7.9)
* Changes:
+ Default location for chroot, socket and PID are now configurable
in `./configure`. The default location is based on the value of
`runstatedir` which in turn may be based on the value of
`localstatedir` which defaults to `/usr/local/var`. Therefore,
to get the previous locations, lldpd should be configured with
`./configure --localstatedir=/var`.
* Fixes:
+ Fix `configure system bond-slave-src-mac-type local`. Also use
it as default.
* Features:
+ Add support for shutdown LLDPU.
+ Ability to configure IP management pattern from lldpcli.
+ Ability to choose what port ID should be (MAC or interface name).
lldpd (0.7.8)
* Fixes:
+ Don't hard-code default values for system name, system
description and port description. When the field is not present,
just don't display it.
+ Fix lldpcli behaviour when suid.
+ On OSX, don't use p2p0 interfaces: it would break WLAN.
+ Fix SNMP support on RHEL.
* Features:
+ Android support
+ Add the possibility to disable privilege separation (lower
memory consumption, lower security, don't do it).
+ Interfaces can now be whitelisted. For example, *,!eth*,!!eth1
is a valid pattern for all interfaces except eth ones, except
eth1. Moreover, on exact match, an matching interface
circumvents most sanity checks (like VLAN handling).
+ Ability to override the hostname.
lldpd (0.7.7)
* Features:
+ Use a locally administered MAC address or an arbitrary one
instead of null MAC address for bond devices on Linux. This is
configurable through `lldpcli`.
+ Add support for "team" driver (alternative to bond devices).
+ Preliminary support for DTrace/systemtap.
+ Preliminary support for seccomp (for monitor process).
+ Setup chroot inside lldpd instead of relying on init script.
* Fixes:
+ Various bugs related to fixed point number handling (for
coordinates in LLDP-MED)
+ Fix a regression in how MAC address of an enslaved device is
retrieved.
lldpd (0.7.6)
* Features:
+ Provide a way to build packages for OSX.
+ Add an option to update interface description with neighbor name.
* Fixes:
+ Compilation fix for OSX 10.6.
LLDP allows you to know exactly on which port is a server
(and reciprocally).
LLDP is an industry standard protocol designed to supplant proprietary
Link-Layer protocols such as EDP or CDP. The goal of LLDP is to provide
an inter-vendor compatible mechanism to deliver Link-Layer notifications
to adjacent network devices.
lldpd is an ISC-licensed implementation of LLDP for various Unixes.
It also supports some proprietary protocols.
