[dnstap] dnswire v0.4.0 released!

[Jerry Lundström]

Hi all,

Just released v0.4.0 of dnswire that includes the recently added 
DNS-over-QUIC socket protocol in the DNSTAP definition.

As I don't know if my email about dnswire+tinyframe made it onto the 
list last year I included it below.

I also build packages for most distributions and both dnswire and 
tinyframe was recently added to the official Debian/Ubuntu distributions.

   <https://dev.dns-oarc.net/packages/>

Cheers,
Jerry

On 2/3/22 10:49, Jerry Lundström wrote:
> 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