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This release adds a few exciting new features as well as patching a number of reported bugs.

Bastille 0.9.20210714 includes (experimental) support for Ubuntu-based containers, improvements to the import/export commands and an improved bastille list -a output.

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This release addresses a few minor issues discovered in the New Year 2021 version.

Bastille 0.8.20210115 improves the dynamic port redirection and empty (experimental) container support..

Note: there is also a change to the bastille.conf in this release.

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I figured we should start out 2021 with a brand new Bastille release. Happy New Year!

This release increments the version number from 0.7.x to 0.8.x

Note: there is also a change to the bastille.conf in this release.

Bastille 0.8.20210101 brings a number of improvements, bug-fixes and new features.

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This release matures the project from 0.6.x -> 0.7.x. Continued testing and bug fixes are proving Bastille capable for a range of use-cases. New (experimental) features are examples of innovation from community contribution and feedback. Thank you.

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Thank you to everyone that submitted bug reports and/or fixes to this release. Your support has been amazing.

Primarily a bug-fix release addressing reported issues.

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Bastille 0.6.20200412 release is dedicated to everyone around the world quarantined by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Bastille 0.6.20200202 is easily the biggest update we’ve ever had and it’s all thanks to the generous FreeBSD community. Your contributions have been amazing! I am sincerely thankful.

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CHANGELOG: This is a minor bug-fix release that improves the reliability of containers when using loopback-based networking. It also adds some safeguards against invalid network configurations and other minor cosmetic improvements.

Features:

• standalone “thick” containers now available (create -T|--thick ...)
• Bastille Templates: now tested with GitLab CI/CD
• Bastille Documentation has been updated and extended
• bootstrap now supports optional update command to auto-patch release
• Network config validation added to avoid disconnected containers

Fixes:

• #49
• #50
• #53
• #54
• container target matching improved

Features:

• Added support for FreeBSD 11.3-RELEASE, 12.1-RC1, 12.1-RC2 and 12.1-RELEASE.
• Added option to assign network interface during container creation, if empty bastille obeys config file.
• Added NIC validation.
• Improved IP validation.
• Added ability to destroy regex-matching base releases, cache content not affected.
• Added validation for the ZFS parameters.

Fixes:

• Fix for container and releases output listing.
• Fix for prevent double distfile.txz file extraction on bootstrap.
• Fix for missing subsequent directory creation for cache/*-RELEASE.
• Fix for missing subsequent directory creation for releases/*-RELEASE.
• Fix for chflags removal and container/release directory deletion if exist.
• Minor code fixes.

Happy Bastille Day! (Of course we had a release to celebrate)

Features:

• [email protected] syntax now (optionally) supported during bastille create.
• template system now supports INCLUDE and SERVICE.
• /usr/local/bastille now 0750 to avoid unprivileged users from accessing Bastille files, container, releases, etc.
• template hook CONFIG renamed to OVERLAY.
• support for listing container(s), template(s), log(s), release(s).
• only reload firewall on start/stop if loopback networking used.
• ZFS sub-command additions of get|set|snapshot.

Fixes:

• fixes bootstrap regression in non-zfs installs
• makes cp sub-command verbose (cp -av)
• adds support for cloning templates from GitLab
• code cleanup and formatting service sub-command added for managing services within container
• verify sub-command documented properly

Features:

• This release adds initial (basic) support for HardenedBSD as a platform
• Bastille now works on HardenedBSD and should work on OPNsense

Notes:

• This release supports basic templates in Bastille. See README for details.

Notes:

• this release should be “good ‘nuf” for others to use

Notes:

• alpha quality.
• no guarantees.
• basic proof of concept.
• startup script included