Release 0.3.1

This release includes support for per-user ratelimiting of uplink traffic on
the backhaul interface even when NAT is being used.

Release 0.3.0

This release adds the major new feature of allowing rateliming via
linux qdiscs on a per-user basis. It updates the haulage database
schema and includes new optional configuration options to allow
ratelimiting in both the upstream and downstream direction.

Release 0.2.7

This version of haulage fixes integration issues found when deploying
with active CoLTE instances with field partners. Notably it fixes a
conflict beteween database table names between CoLTE and haulage, and
also changes the default behavior to automatically apply new
migrations on startup if the migrations cleanly proceed from the
existing applied migrations.

Errata
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If you are upgrading directly from haulage 0.2.0, you must upgrade to
a version [0.2.1, 0.2.6] first before upgrading to this or a newer
version. Versions prior to 0.2.0 are not impacted.

Release 0.2.6

* cargo: Enable simd target features individually

Release 0.2.5

* This patch release fixes a bug where the crossplatform builds for
ubuntu would silently fail.

Release 0.0.7

monitored subnet and ignored addresses now configurable

This release fixes a couple of significant bugs wherein (1) haulage
was blocked on RADIUS server creation and (2) haulage was hard-coded
to only monitor users on 192.168.151.0/24 and ignore
192.168.151.1 (the router). Now, the monitored subnet can be set in
config.yml ("userSubnet") and any ignored addresses can be added to
"ignoredUserAddresses".

Release 0.0.6

haulagedb split from colte

haulage now installs its own database (haulage_db) on install, and is
fully operational without any colte dependencies. Note that the core
operation only uses data_balance, not balance. Haulage also now comes
with a tool called "haulagedb" that allows you to add/remove users and
topup their data_balance.

Migrated from github release by Spencer Sevilla
<[email protected]> on March 12, 2020

Release 0.2.4

This release addresses a regression where the rust version of haulage
would not be able to successfully parse packets from non-L2
interfaces, like the tun interface used by default in open5gs. This
release adds logic to detect L3 interfaces and attempt to parse them
directly as IPv4.

Release 0.2.3

This minor release addresses a regression where the haulagedb CLI tool
was not updated to reflect the latest database schema, causing it to
be inoperable.

Release 0.2.2

This release updates the pg migration scripts to run with the older
versions of libraries shipped in debian 10 and ubuntu 18.04.