We have just published the first release candidate for the upcoming version 0.16.0 of Krill.
This candidate reverts back to downloading the RISwhois data and processing it locally for analysing ROAs rather than using an external API.
The Krill daemon will now also listen on a Unix socket which allows it to use the name of the local user for authentication, making it unnecessary to specify the authentication token when using krillc locally.
In addition, there are quite a few fixes and improvements. For instance, there now is a man page for the config file, so you can now do man krill.conf for information about the config.
For all the details, please see the release notes.
If you want to test this release candidate, you can install it via
cargo by running
cargo install -f --version 0.16.0-rc1 --locked krill
Binary packages are available via the -proposed channels.