Libtrace 4.0.8

New features

• traceanon is now capable of anonymising RADIUS traffic within packet traces. The anonymisation will obfuscate the data within AVPs that can be considered 'sensitive', including user names, IP addresses and password hashes. Counter fields such as byte and packet counters are by default untouched, but traceanon can be configured to anonymise those as well if required.
• traceanon can now be configured using a YAML configuration file, instead of CLI arguments. This change is due to the increased number of configuration options introduced by the RADIUS anonymisation feature. Instructions on how to write a configuration file can be found on the traceanon manpage, as well as on the traceanon wiki page.

Bug fixes

• Fixed bug where ndag multicast sockets would bind to all addresses on an interface, rather than just the address of the multicast group.
• Fixed segfault that can occur when pausing a trace input that has not been able to create its per packet processing threads for some reason.