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@ -9,6 +9,25 @@ Zeek 6.0.0
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Breaking Changes
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Breaking Changes
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- Zeek now treats private address space (i.e., non-routable IP address ranges)
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as local by default, matching the intuition of many users that e.g. a
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192.168/16 IP address should show up as local in the logs. To do this, Zeek
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automatically adds ``Site::private_address_space`` to ``Site::local_nets`` at
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startup. Subsequent runtime updates to ``Site::private_address_space``
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propagate to ``Site::local_nets``, while updates to the latter don't affect
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the former.
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You're free to define ``Site::local_nets`` as before and do not need to update
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your configurations. If you added standard private address space to
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``Site::local_nets`` in the past, you no longer need to do so. This also
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applies to zeekctl's ``networks.cfg`` file.
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The new global Boolean ``Site::private_address_space_is_local``, true by
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default, controls the behavior. A redef to false brings back Zeek's prior
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behavior of considering private address space an unrelated concept, which will
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come in handy for example when working with tests that compare results against
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log baselines that have not yet been updated.
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- The zeek/zeek-config.h header does not provide the macros ZEEK_VERSION and
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- The zeek/zeek-config.h header does not provide the macros ZEEK_VERSION and
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ZEEK_VERSION_NUMBER anymore when compiling builtin plugins. This may affect
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ZEEK_VERSION_NUMBER anymore when compiling builtin plugins. This may affect
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external plugins included via the configure flag ``--include-plugins``
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external plugins included via the configure flag ``--include-plugins``
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