Release 3.3.1 Release 3.3.1 - Some small improvements and internal changes. CHANGES TO STATS DATA FORMAT, SO IF YOU LATER DECIDE TO DOWNGRADE THIS VERSION TO AN OLDER VERSION YOU'D HAVE TO DELETE ALL THE STATISTICS DATA.
BossTDS version 3.3.1 Beta released.
- Debug mode improved. Now it shows response for the File redirection type;
- Max. UTTL Changed to 30 days. But please don't use the longer UTTLs unless you know what you are doing;
- Client checks HTML can be customized in settings;
- API for Country Groups;
- Some internal changes, including changes to the format of statistics, so downgrading the TDS back to one of the pre-3.3.1 versions will be impossible without clearing all the statistics.
- TDS DOES NOT WORK WITH LEGACY GEOIP DATABASES. The TDS now uses .mmdb geolocation databases. If you used to have your own GeoIP Legacy databases and used to upload them into the /opt/bosstds/deps/egeoip/priv/ directory now you need to download .mmdb (GeoIP2) versions and upload them to the /opt/bosstds/deps/geodata2/priv/ directory;
- REGIONS FILTERS SHOULD BE REMAKED. If you used filters by regions you have to remake them all. Instead of FIPS region codes TDS now uses ISO 3166-2 codes. You can use both short codes (CM for example) and with the country (ES-CM for example). Don't forget to change the lookup lists if they are used in filters y regions. Note that for the states of USA FIPS and ISO codes are the same, so if you only filter by the US states you don't need to change anything;
- __GEOIP_REGION__ now can contain more than one region for the countries which have two-level administrative division in ISO 3166-2, such as GB or ES. When this variable contains two regions they will be shown as comma-separated list in the custom reports and in variables in Files;
- TDS now works with IPv6 addresses. There will be some IPs in IPv6 format in your custom reports even if the TDS listens on IPv4 address - such IPs will be extracted from x-forwarded-for header. So pay attention if you use some scripts to process the custom reports. Note that TDS automatically converts IPv4 mapped to IPv6 addresses back to IPv4;
- Much more devices are detected as 'tablet' instead of 'mobile'. So DON'T FORGET TO ADD tablet IN YOUR MOBILE RULES;
- In custom reports __OS_NAME__ now has different format for some OSes, with version number included.
- Debug mode improved. Now it shows response for the File redirection type;
- Max. UTTL Changed to 30 days. But please don't use the longer UTTLs unless you know what you are doing;
- Client checks HTML can be customized in settings;
- API for Country Groups;
- Some internal changes, including changes to the format of statistics, so downgrading the TDS back to one of the pre-3.3.1 versions will be impossible without clearing all the statistics.
Incompatible (with pre 3.x versions) changes
- TDS DOES NOT WORK WITH LEGACY GEOIP DATABASES. The TDS now uses .mmdb geolocation databases. If you used to have your own GeoIP Legacy databases and used to upload them into the /opt/bosstds/deps/egeoip/priv/ directory now you need to download .mmdb (GeoIP2) versions and upload them to the /opt/bosstds/deps/geodata2/priv/ directory;
- REGIONS FILTERS SHOULD BE REMAKED. If you used filters by regions you have to remake them all. Instead of FIPS region codes TDS now uses ISO 3166-2 codes. You can use both short codes (CM for example) and with the country (ES-CM for example). Don't forget to change the lookup lists if they are used in filters y regions. Note that for the states of USA FIPS and ISO codes are the same, so if you only filter by the US states you don't need to change anything;
- __GEOIP_REGION__ now can contain more than one region for the countries which have two-level administrative division in ISO 3166-2, such as GB or ES. When this variable contains two regions they will be shown as comma-separated list in the custom reports and in variables in Files;
- TDS now works with IPv6 addresses. There will be some IPs in IPv6 format in your custom reports even if the TDS listens on IPv4 address - such IPs will be extracted from x-forwarded-for header. So pay attention if you use some scripts to process the custom reports. Note that TDS automatically converts IPv4 mapped to IPv6 addresses back to IPv4;
- Much more devices are detected as 'tablet' instead of 'mobile'. So DON'T FORGET TO ADD tablet IN YOUR MOBILE RULES;
- In custom reports __OS_NAME__ now has different format for some OSes, with version number included.
Note on IPv6
By default TDs listens on IPv4 only, as it was in previous versions, so you can get IPV6 IPs only from the x-forwarded-for HTTP header. If you want to make the your TDS listen on both IPv4 and IPv6 edit the /opt/bosstds/boss.config file and change {address, "0.0.0.0"} to {address, "::"}
Also pay attention to the settings and configs of nginx or apache if you use IPv6 enabled TDS behind reverse proxy
