update CHANGES and docs about empty interface IDs

also clarify format of interface IDs.
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Thomas Waldmann 2015-04-25 18:08:04 +02:00
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@ -8,6 +8,22 @@ migrations for that version). For upgrading and migration help, please see
the docs that match the version you are upgrading to. the docs that match the version you are upgrading to.
Release <TBD> (unreleased yet)
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New Features:
* Related Hosts: leave v4 or v6 interface ID empty to not create a DNS record
Fixes:
* ...
Other changes:
* ...
Release 0.11.0 Release 0.11.0
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@ -185,7 +185,12 @@ You also see it prepends the related host's name to your mainhost's FQDN.
For the related hosts's address, p is same prefix as above (the host is on same For the related hosts's address, p is same prefix as above (the host is on same
network), but r comes from what you entered as interface ID into the related network), but r comes from what you entered as interface ID into the related
host record. host record.
The interface ID must be a proper suffix notation. A proper suffix notation starts with `::`
The interface ID must be a proper notation.
For IPv6 a interface ID might look like `::rrrr:rrrr:rrrr:rrrr`,
for IPv4 a interface ID might look like `r.r.r.r`.
If you leave the interface ID field empty, that means not to create such a DNS record.
In other words: In other words: