eturnal - set blacklist_peers

[szaimen]

Close #3395
Close #3472
Close #3483

[sando38]

You may drop

  blacklist_peers:
  - recommended

entirely, because it (will be)/ is the default value.

[szaimen]

All right but I think I would keep it for the sake of being more verbose here. Also we use whitelist_peers...

[sando38]

All right but I think I would keep it for the sake of being more verbose here. Also we use whitelist_peers...

Sure. Ask the guys in the discussion threads, if this works during your beta/RC tests. If not, you still may need to add an option to define further whitelisted IP addresses/ranges.

[szaimen]

Sure. Ask the guys in the discussion threads, if this works during your beta/RC tests

I will but I guess I still need for eturnal/eturnal:1.12.0 to get released?

[sando38]

Sure. Ask the guys in the discussion threads, if this works during your beta/RC tests

I will but I guess I still need for eturnal/eturnal:1.12.0 to get released?

Definitely. https://github.com/erlang/docker-erlang-otp has not released erlang 26.1, yet... so we may wait for another one, two days and if not available, we fall back to 26.0.2, which does not change anything in regard to functionality, security, whatever.

[szaimen]

Definitely. erlang/docker-erlang-otp has not released erlang 26.1, yet... so we may wait for another one, two days and if not available, we fall back to 26.0.2, which does not change anything in regard to functionality, security, whatever.

All right 👍

[weiss]

We've now published eturnal 1.12.0, which supports the blacklist_peers thing.

(Greetings from Steglitz!)

[szaimen]

We've now published eturnal 1.12.0, which supports the blacklist_peers thing.

(Greetings from Steglitz!)

Thank you! Greetings back! :)