Releases: fedora-python/python-ethtool
Releases · fedora-python/python-ethtool
0.15
- Tests are now skipped for wireguard devices
- pifconfig is now able to show more than one IPv4 address per interface
- pifconfig supports interfaces with no IPv4 address
0.14
- Declared project as bugfix only from now on
- Support Python 3.7
- Fix important issues reported by static analysis
- Fix installation on non-UTF-8 locales on Python 3.5 and 3.6
- Added set_gso(), get_gro() and set_gro() functions
- Added installation instructions
0.12
First attempt at python3 support.
0.11
- Improved error handling several places
- Ensure that we get a valid libnl NETLINK connection when connecting
- URL updates to SPEC file
0.10
- Not really a full release, but a preliminary release to get more wide testing
- FSF Copyright updates
- Build fixes
- Mostly code cleanup
0.9
- Fixed get_active_devices() for IPv6 only interfaces
- Moved from libnl1 to libnl3
- Refactor PyNetlink*Address implementation
0.8
- Enable IPv6 in pifethtool example
- Code cleanup, fixing buffer overflows, memory leaks, etc
0.7
- Fixed several memory leaks (commit aa2c20e, abc7f91)
- Improved error checking towards NULL values (commit 4e928d6)
- Fixed typo in pethtool --help (commit 710766d)
- Only open a NETLINK connection when needed (commit 508ffff)
- Added man page for pifconfig and pethtool (commit 9f0d17a, rhbz#638475)
- Force NETLINK socket to close on fork() using FD_CLOEXEC (commit 1680cbe)
0.6
- Don't segfault if we don't receive any address from rtnl_link_get_addr()
- Remove errornous file from MANIFEST
- Added ethtool.version string constant
- Avoid duplicating IPv6 address information
- import sys module in setup.py (@xsuchy)