Open rbeede opened 1 year ago
@pprindeville (though it should have been reported to ../packages)
ISC-DHCP is still receiving security fixes, as evinced by my recent update to 4.4.3-P1.
As a replacement, I'll look at Kea (also from ISC).
As far as the other options you call out, I don't think any of them integration with a local instance of Bind which might be useful for Enterprise users.
Indeed, there's work planned to add support to a remote instance of Bind as well which will allow us to cover all cases of dynamic DNS with split-horizon for an internally visible (-only) domain.
The remote dns update works (over localhost), though migration tool spits note that may not get migrated, so small manual integration was needed. Maybe package that migration tool and slowly fade off client and relay that ISC claim to never update again?
I'm still working on porting over the wrappers that parse /etc/config/dhcp
and generate the dhcpd.conf
file to generating KEA output instead.
When that's done, and merge, we can wait 90 days and then delete the project.
Update: I've got a few PR's for openwrt
base and libubox
that need to be merged to accommodate the migration to Kea that are stalled:
https://github.com/openwrt/libubox/pull/6 https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/13765
If anyone wants to review them, that might help things along...
Describe the bug
ISC DHCP is end of life and no longer receiving bug fixes. It should be removed as a package from the next major release.
From https://www.isc.org/dhcp/ (taken 4/11/2023):
OpenWrt already has other alternatives for DHCP clients and servers:
OpenWrt version
r20028-43d71ad93e
OpenWrt target/subtarget
x86/64
Device
LENOVO 10HY0021US
Image kind
Official downloaded image
Steps to reproduce
opkg list | grep isc-dhcp
Actual behaviour
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Expected behaviour
Removal of the old isc-dhcp packages
Additional info
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Diffconfig
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