Falcon LogScale 1.70.1 Stable (2023-02-01)
| Version | Type | Release Date | End of Support | Upgrades From | JDK Compatibility | Data Migration | Config. Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.70.1 | Stable | 2023-02-01 | 2024-02-01 | 1.44 | 11 | No | No |
| TAR Checksum | Value |
|---|---|
| MD5 | e0aa0e799d3f5b3009ef9a636ad96c78 |
| SHA1 | 06710b69230c442dc67ba137bd02613cb29b5224 |
| SHA256 | 5ada1e5a56d73d1e2532378035c1eccf9fa476b5226ae6bdc9d7e29dc8b2ddc3 |
| SHA512 | e1768b9e41ef5940e2defbf10cc908b454ef6f67358b340fbcb648c5e91a98031b385cfcc242ee40ed33d4d17fb5e1eb7418abb287adbfe83e3827ae8e11a54f |
| Docker Image | SHA256 Checksum |
|---|---|
| humio | 72a45d92e868e101a8bd2a7f20f83b37946761bfead3bce3bbb28a9ebf318a50 |
| humio-core | f4c2cc95de7ad66e6800fbceb1a22caee567b482dcf6b1181b7369c9aa7c86eb |
| kafka | c8500740a3ead1d9e6b48df608b225ffd9c221263a9bcd5f2134b3ade89260ac |
| zookeeper | 0b1155a324d0940f6c4aa3e3f2088cec5d8cd77e6883454c59a111028b7cfe82 |
Download: https://repo.humio.com/repository/maven-releases/com/humio/server/1.70.1/server-1.70.1.tar.gz
Bug fixes and updates.
Bug Fixes
Configuration
Fixed an issue where the environment variable
OIDC_USE_HTTP_PROXYwas not respected. It means that LogScale will now call all OIDC endpoints directly without going through the HTTP Proxy, whenOIDC_USE_HTTP_PROXYis set tofalse.This fixes the known issue previously reported in Falcon LogScale 1.63.1 Stable (2022-11-14), Falcon LogScale 1.63.2 Stable (2022-11-30), Falcon LogScale 1.63.3 Stable (2022-12-21) and Falcon LogScale 1.70.0 Stable (2023-01-16).
Some restrictions have been introduced when running with
single-userasAUTHENTICATION_METHOD:Starting on a machine that already has multiple users will not delete them, but you will be unable to create additional users.
Running
AUTHENTICATION_METHOD=single-userwith multiple users will pick the best candidate based on username and privilege.
Other
Unlimited waits for nodes to get in sync has been fixed. This caused digest coordination to fail, to limit the time allowed for a node to get "in sync" on a partition before leadership was assigned to it, in cases where the previous digest leader shut down gracefully.