[dnstap] dnswire 0.3.x released

[Jerry Lundström]

Hi all,

Last week I released v0.3.0 of dnswire to update it with the new DNSTAP 
.proto for the new message types, socket protocols and the new Policy 
object.  There's also been a few patch releases since then due to 
problems with deb packages (sorry, my bad).

   <https://github.com/DNS-OARC/dnswire/releases>

So what is dnswire?  Well you could call it "a C library like 
fstrm+DNSTAP but with less restrictions and no built in network model".

dnswire lets you read and write DNSTAP via file descriptors and buffers.

It does not include any network model, so if you want to communicate 
over UNIX sockets or TCP you need to do that yourself - but that also 
lets you fully hook DNSTAP into whatever event engine you are running.

It's also not restricted on which way DNSTAP flows or if it's over Uni- 
or Bi-directional connections.  This means you can have the producer of 
DNSTAP (nameservers) listen for clients to send it to instead of the 
current fstrm model where it must connect to something.

I've made a bunch of examples, please feel free to check them out:

   <https://github.com/DNS-OARC/dnswire/tree/develop/examples>

dnswire is used in the DNS Statistics Collector (DSC) to add DNSTAP 
support and is enabled by default in our packages.

Cheers,
Jerry