PyFunceble Versions Save

The tool to check the availability or syntax of domain, IP or URL.

4.2.0

11 months ago

What has been fixed ?

We mitigated some cryptography vulnerabilities (CVE-2023-0286 & CVE-2023-23931) my changing the minimun required version.
A fatal error when no nameservers are configured by the hosting system. The default DNS Servers (when none are defined at OS/Configuration level) are now the Quad9 unsecured one. (#328)
The git.io service is not deprecated. All URLs were Updated. (#341)

What has been improved?

For End-Users

The weebly.com SPECIAL rulesets. We now take down subdomains, that returns the 406 status code.
The wordpress.com SPECIAL rulesets. (#321)

For Developers

We now support SQLAlchemy v2.x+.
All SPECIAL rule handlers now share a set of methods to allow us to unify to way we go through our SPECIAL rulesets.
All converters can now be used without initialization of the subject. Just use the convert method, and you are good to go!

What has been removed?

The support of any Python version lower that 3.8 (<=3.7).

What is new?

For End-Users

The support of Python 3.11.
The support of PostgreSQL.
The "subject-switch" SPECIAL rulesets. (#185)
The "changeip" SPECIAL rulesets. (#311)
The imgur.com SPECIAL rulesets. (#319)
The eToxic SPECIAL rulesets. (#334)
An ips output subdirectory has been added. IPs are now "first-class citizens" among the plain text output format-s. (#268)

For Developers

Testing with pytest now works out of the box. (#328)

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

Josenilson Ferreira da SIlva - @Nilsonfsilva | @Nilsonfsilva
smed79 - @smed79 | @smed79
spirilln - @spirillen | @spirillen
T145 - @T145 | @T145

4.1.3

1 year ago

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Hello, World!

This is a maintenance release that provides some minor fixes regarding the handling of several fatal errors.

Let the world know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best!

@funilrys

What was fixed ?

A fatal error when an invalid YAML file is provided as a configuration file.
A fatal error when a timeout is set to 0.
The requirements file for Windows users.

What was improved?

The handling of errors produced by 2 of our dependencies.
The handling of errors when using proxies.

What is new?

The CLI help message now provide some basic examples.
The CLI help message now provide some basic explanation about the argument "switch" mechanism.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

BigDargon - @bigdargon
Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen - @DandelionSprout
smed79 - @smed79
spirillen - @spirillen
T145 - @T145

4.1.2

1 year ago

Hello, World!

This is maintenance release that provides some minor fixes regarding the handling of non-UTF-8 characters and subjects without extensions (in some rare cases)

Let the world know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best!

@funilrys

What was fixed ?

A fatal error when (in some rare cases) a subject without extension get through the requests handler.
Issues regarding the handling of non UTF-8 characters.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

avatartw - @avatartw
BigDargon - @bigdargon
spirillen - @spirillen

4.1.0

2 years ago

Hello, World!

This is a new release that provides a lot of new features, bug fixes and improvement.

In this release, the dr.ag and altervista.org domains will be checked against our set of SPECIAL rules. The syntax checker of PyFunceble was always following RFCs, but with this new release, it also accept some of the uncommon practices that can be found in the wild.

This release also bring registrar information among the provided datasets. Whether you use the Python API or the CLI, you can now read a registrar key or Registrar column that indicates where the domain is registrated. If you choose to actively use that feature, a TOP 10 list of registrar will be displayed at the end of your test sesssion.

Among other changes and new feature, the most important one may be the ability to instruct PyFunceble to use a global proxy or a specific one based on some set of rules that you can define within your configuration file. From now on, through this feature it is possible to test .onion alongside your normal test workflow - as example. You only have to instruct PyFunceble of the proxy it has to use and it will follow your order.

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best!

@funilrys

What was fixed ?

A fatal error when a DNS name longer than 255 octets is given.
The test of URL with scheme and port are no longer considered INVALID.
All generated CSV file will be encoded in UTF-8.
The version of python-box.

What was improved?

The syntax checker used to only follow RFCs. It now tries to accept and implement real world practices.
The handling of IPv6 format when we give an IPv6 as DNS server.
The WHOIS record decoded is now case insensitive. This will allow us to catch more that we use to.
The check agians the autocontinue and inactive dataset is now done only when they are activated by the user.
Our "self-healing" process that tries to avoid false-positive response.
The deployment of AUR packages is now safer and quicker.
The documentation.

What is new?

The ability to use proxies when testing subjects.
The ability to define proxy rulesets.
The ability to get/read the domain registrar.
The ability to get the TOP10 registrar - at the end of a test session.
The --max-http-retries argument.
The --*-lookup-only arguments.
The --chancy argument. (WARNING: Use at your own risk.)
A URL test will check the status against the DNS server - first.
The dr.ag SPECIAL rule.
The altervista.org SPECIAL rule.
A workaround against Y2K38 - until database vendors handle the problem.
A way to automate CLI demos.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

avatartw - @avatartw
Chris Griffith - @cdgriffith
Mitchell Krog - @mitchellkrogza
Fanboynz - @ryanbr
spirillen - @spirillen
Haris Gušić - @veracioux

4.0.2

2 years ago

Hello, World!

This is a new release that does some housekeeping and adds a new SPECIAL rule.

In this release, the fc2.com domain will be checked against our set of SPECIAL rules, the ascii encoding is better handled and some minor issue were fixed.

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best!

What was fixed ?

A configuration upgrade issue.
A DNS Resolver issue when null is decoded in incorrect URL.

What was improved?

The handling of the ascii encoding - around the CLI.

What is new?

The fc2.com SPECIAL rule.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen - @DandelionSprout
Mitchell Krog - @mitchellkrogza
spirillen - @spirillen
T145 - @T145
ZeroDot1 - @ZeroDot1

4.0.1

2 years ago

Hello, World!

This is a new release that does some housekeeping. In this release, it is possible to get access to some autocompletion and

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best!

What was improved?

The latency of the --help command.

What is removed?

The .PyFunceble_production.yaml and dir_structure_production.json files at the root of the repository.

What is new?

The ability to get some assistance through autocompletion.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

spirillen - @spirillen

4.0.0

2 years ago

Hello, World!

I'm glad to announce this new major version of PyFunceble!

It took us some time, it it's time to release this new stable version.

This version provides a reinforcement of the Python module, deeper control of the internals, and a rewrite of the internal data workflow. The idea of this major version was mainly to reinforce the Python module to make it usable "Out-Of-The-Box", but it went beyond my expectation with deeper reviews, rewrite and discussion thanks to some people who chose to help by using and giving feedback of what was one of the longest development period yet.

Therefore: Thank you to those who tested and contributed this new major version from PyFunceble-dev 4.0.0a1 up to 4.0.0b67!

This version is the continuation of the adventure with some new features and ideas. A lot has been done, so you may have to discover by yourself through doing or testing. But the most important changes are the support and expansion of CIDR blocks, the ability to perform DNS over several protocols (UDP, TCP, HTTPS, TLS) and the ability to safely configure PyFunceble over time through a new configuration file called .PyFunceble.overwrite.yaml that will never be updated by PyFunceble.

If you meet any new issue or behavior, you are invited to submit a new issue or open a new discussion to seek help or assistance.

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best!

What was improved?

The project structure.
The source code.
The documentation.

What is new?

The ability to disable each of the internal test methods.
The deletion of the "single" and "multiprocessing" modes.
The ability to decode and test a whole IPv4 CIDR block.
The ability to keep a safe and clean configuration file.
... and a lot more to discover!

Migration from 3.x

The migration to 4.x is normally done automatically through the configuration checker - once you installed the new version. A dataset migration will be triggered automatically. The migration may take some time. Be ready to make a backup, cleanup your PyFunceble datasets or wait a few minutes/hours.

In some rare cases, you may have to:

delete your configuration file first.
manually backup your local database tables and/or files.
delete your local database tables and/or files.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen - @DandelionSprout
keczuppp - @keczuppp
Mitchell Krog - @mitchellkrogza
spirillen - @spirillen
Yuki2718 - @Yuki2718
Zachinquarantine - @Zachinquarantine
ZeroDot1 - @ZeroDot1

3.3.9

3 years ago

Hello, World!

I hope that everything is going right for you and your loved one.

This release just provides some little fixes and improvements to the 3.3 version of PyFunceble. It also announces the soon to be EOL of PyFunceble 3.x. Please find more about about the EOL here.

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best. Stay safe and healthy!

What is new?

The EOL information and section in the documentation.
The link to EOL information in the README.
The usage of GitHub Action for the deployment to the PyPI and Docker Hub.
The 2021 year in the LICENSE.

What was fixed?

-An issue regarding unhandled error while using multiple processes.

The python-box requirement declaration.
The dnspython requirement declaration.
An issue regarding the missing configuration location when the platform could not be determined.
The startup issue since the release of PyFunceble 4.0.0a1.

What was improved?

The known issues section of the documentation.
The RPZ and wildcard decoding.
The way we send a transaction to the database.
The way we handle errors when something was already delete from the database.
The way we handle the auto continue under one of the supported CI engine.
The way we handle the version comparison (backport).

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

Avinash Reddy - @AvinashReddy3108
Imre Kristoffer Eilertsen - @DandelionSprout
spirillen - @spirillen

3.3.3

3 years ago

Hello, World!

I hope that everything is going right for you and your loved one. This release just provides a :fire: fix of an issue regarding the migration from the old into the new layout.

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best. Stay safe and healthy!

What was fixed?

An issue regarding the migration of the automatic migration from the old into the new layout.

What was improved?

The deployment of the stable version. We now reduce the deployment time by skipping a not necessary job.

What is coming ?

Fix of reported issues.
Improvement of the documentation (help welcome!).
Introduction of possible and interesting features.

Contributors

Thanks to those awesome people who contributed to this release!

spirillen - @spirillen

3.3.2

3 years ago

Hello, World!

I hope that everything is going right for you and your loved one. This release just provides some code maintenance along with a little improvement of the way we use SQLAlchemy during migration from old to the new layout.

Let us know what you think or how you use PyFunceble with #PyFunceble or @PyFunceble on Twitter :smile:!

I wish you all the best. Stay safe and healthy!

What was fixed?

Warnings from dnspython.
Warnings from domain2idna.

What was improved?

The way we detect if the currently running package is the dev one.
The tests which relate to the syntax check.
The tests which relate to the DNS resolver.
The way we get the latest user agent.
The presence of SQLAlchemy during migration from the old to the new layout.

What is new?

A sanity check argument into PyFunceble.load_config for those who use the API.

What is coming?

Fix of reported issues.
Improvement of the documentation (help welcome!).
Introduction of possible and interesting features.