- Existing option `WIREGUARD_MTU` , if set, disables PMTUD and is used
- New option `PMTUD_ICMP_ADDRESSES=1.1.1.1,8.8.8.8` and `PMTUD_TCP_ADDRESSES=1.1.1.1:443,8.8.8.8:443`
- ICMP PMTUD now targets external-by-default IP addresses
- New TCP PMTUD (binary search only) as a second MTU confirmation and fallback mechanism.
- Force set TCP MSS to MTU - IP header - TCP base header - "magic 20 bytes" 🎆
- Fix#3108
- Specify fallback ICMP IP addresses
- Defaults changed from 1.1.1.1 to 1.1.1.1,8.8.8.8
- Small periodic check cycles through addresses as it fails and moves to retry
- Specify fallback addresses
- Defaults changed from cloudflare:443 to cloudflare:443,github.com:443
- Startup check runs a parallel dial to each of the addresses specified with a global 6s timeout
- Full periodic check cycles through addresses as it fails and moves to retry
- `-proton-username` flag for cli update
- `-proton-password` flag for cli update
- `UPDATER_PROTONVPN_USERNAME` option for periodic updates
- `UPDATER_PROTONVPN_PASSWORD` option for periodic updates
- For example: `{"auth":"basic","username":"me","password":"pass"}`
- For example`{"auth":"apiKey","apikey":"xyz"}`
- For example`{"auth":"none"}` (I don't recommend)
- Migrate `DOT` to `DNS_SERVER`
- Migrate `DOT_PROVIDERS` to `DNS_UPSTREAM_RESOLVERS`
- Migrate `DOT_PRIVATE_ADDRESS` to `DNS_PRIVATE_ADDRESSES`
- Migrate `DOT_CACHING` to `DNS_CACHING`
- Migrate `DOT_IPV6` to `DNS_UPSTREAM_IPV6`
- Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 seems more reliable than the VPN server public IP address you connect to
- This can still be changed back to 0.0.0.0 to use the VPN server IP address if needed
- You should really leave it to `on` ⚠️
- Turn it to `off` if you have trust issues with the healthcheck. Don't then report issues if the connection is dead though.
- New option: `HEALTH_ICMP_TARGET_IP` defaults to `0.0.0.0` meaning use the VPN server public IP address.
- Options removed: `HEALTH_VPN_INITIAL_DURATION` and `HEALTH_VPN_ADDITIONAL_DURATION` - times and retries are handpicked and hardcoded.
- Less aggressive checks and less false positive detection
- `PUBLICIP_API` accepts a comma separated list of ip data sources, where the first one is the base default one, and sources after it are backup sources used if we are rate limited.
- `PUBLICIP_API` defaults to `ipinfo,ifconfigco,ip2location,cloudflare` such that it now has `ifconfigco,ip2location,cloudflare` as backup ip data sources.
- `PUBLICIP_API_TOKEN` accepts a comma separated list of ip data source tokens, each corresponding by position to the APIs listed in `PUBLICIP_API`.
- logs ip data source when logging public ip information
- assume a rate limiting error is for 30 days (no persistence)
- ready for future live settings updates
- consider an ip data source no longer banned if the token changes
- keeps track of ban times when updating the list of fetchers
- No point periodically fetch the public IP address. Could not find anything mentioning why this was added.
- Simplification of the publicip loop code
- `PUBLICIP_ENABLED` (on, off) can be set to enable or not public ip data fetching on VPN connection
- `PUBLICIP_PERIOD=0` still works to indicate to disable public ip fetching
- `PUBLICIP_PERIOD` != 0 means to enable public ip fetching
- Warnings logged when using `PUBLICIP_PERIOD`
- Faster start up
- Clearer error messages
- Allow for more Gluetun-specific customization
- DNSSEC validation is dropped for now (it's sort of unneeded)
- Fix#137
- Build API IP address using the first 2 bytes of the gateway IP and adding `128.1` to it
- API IP address is valid for both OpenVPN and Wireguard
- Fix#2320
- `STORAGE_FILEPATH=` disables storing to and reading from a local servers.json file
- `STORAGE_FILEPATH` defaults to `/gluetun/servers.json`
- Fix#2074
Quentin McGaw