Releases: denschub/camo-rs
camo-rs 1.3.4
camo-rs 1.3.3
This version does not contain any functional changes. It only updates third-party dependencies.
camo-rs 1.3.2
This version does not contain any functional changes. It only updates third-party dependencies.
camo-rs 1.3.1
This version does not contain any functional changes. It updates third-party dependencies and enables more compile-time optimizations. For most users, the only difference should be more consistent binary sizes, but there might be minimal performance improvements in larger deployments.
camo-rs 1.3.0
This version includes the following non-breaking changes:
- It adds a response to
/robots.txt
, disallowing all robots from interacting withcamo-rs
in any way. This was inspired by a recent uptick of bots that crawl Camo instances. Not all bots to listen to those instructions, but some do. - It re-ships
jemalloc
inside the Docker container, but doesn't enable it. If you run the Docker container and want to usejemalloc
, you can add aLD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libjemalloc.so.2
to the environment variables, and it will automatically load it. Likewise, tuningjemalloc
with theMALLOC_CONF
environment variable is possible, too.
camo-rs 1.2.2
This version does not contain any functional changes. It only updates third-party dependencies. Included are two updates that address security issues:
- an update to
h2
to resolve a "moderate severity" Denial of Service attack - an update to
mio
to resolve a "high severity" Windows-only vulnerability
camo-rs 1.2.1
This version does not contain any functional changes. It only updates third-party dependencies.
camo-rs 1.2.0
This version adds a new setting, --allow-all-types
/ CAMO_ALLOW_ALL_TYPES
(default: false
). This allows you to use camo-rs
with all upstream content-type
s, and even passes responses that do not have a content-type
set.
camo-rs 1.1.8
This version does not contain any functional changes. It only updates third-party dependencies.
camo-rs 1.1.7
This version does not contain any functional changes. It only updates third-party dependencies.