Control-D-Inc/ctrld v1.3.8 on GitHub

Minor Release

This contains new features, some performance improvements and bug fixes.

On Darwin or Windows, DNS settings will be reverted if changed. Additionally, new configurations are available to control whether to enable or disable this new feature.
ctrld will perform a self-uninstallation if Endpoint is removed from the Control D web panel to avoid breaking DNS in this scenario
Custom config will be refetched every 3600 seconds. Additionally, a new configuration option is available to change the default refetching interval.
The ctrld start command without arguments will start the ctrld process with previous arguments instead of performing a fresh installation.
A new flag, --cleanup, has been added to the ctrld uninstall command to remove all files on disk

mDNS probing loop memory allocation.
The default config directory on EdgeOS has been changed to the same directory as the ctrld binary, ensuring the config file persists through firmware upgrades.
The ctrld restart command will output a validating remote config error message.
Physical interface detection now relies on available hardware ports rather than hardcoding on Darwin.
The OS resolver will only use available DNS nameservers from system configuration.

Correct incorrect status reports when not running as root on Darwin.
Fix the issue with watching the /etc/resolv.conf file when it's a symlink.
Fix the issue where the ctrld reload command does not reload rules. Additionally, the new config will now be written to disk.
Fix the issue where the self-check process does not correctly re-read the config file.
Fix the issue where the OS resolver fails to resolve queries on some Linux routers.
Fix the issue where ctrld service start may reset DNS, even though it shouldn't.