* Add missing keywords and blacklist
These keywords already exist in Doxygen and should be highlighted
in the Arduino IDE.
Some keywords should not be highlighed and are therefore added
to the blacklists at end of keywords.txt
* Sort keywords in each section
* Add blacklist of MY_MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX
A blacklist is available at the end of keywords.txt
I decided to blacklist all the LINUX keywords. I guess people
could use the Arduino IDE to edit the sketch for the raspberry
pi gateway, but I'm not sure we should encourage that.
I'll add gitler support for auto-detecting missing keywords
in a separate PR.
MY_SIGNING_SIMPLE_PASSWD is now
called MY_SECURITY_SIMPLE_PASSWD.
MY_SIGNING_SIMPLE_PASSWD only affects signing,
and a new flag, MY_ENCRYPTION_SIMPLE_PASSWD
only affects encryption.
MY_SECURITY_SIMPLE_PASSWD enable both these flags.
The rPi port has been improved to support more
security settings and it is now also possible to
enable encryption for RFM69 transport.
Documentation has been improved to provide a
"Security" section under "Library customisation"
which has a table that summarize all security
related configuration flags, and the corresponding
rPi configuration flags.
The signing personalization documentation has been
updated to include the procedure for rPi.
Fixes#1055
* Add MY_DEBUGDEVICE to redirect debug output
MY_DEBUGDEVICE, if defined, will replace MY_SERIALDEVICE
for the purpose of printing debug messages. This only
applies to debugging.
To use this feature, add the following to a sketch, for example
GatewayESP8266MQTTClient:
const uint8_t bssid[] = {0x00, 0xDE, 0xAD, 0xBE, 0xEF, 0x00};
#define MY_ESP8266_BSSID bssid
This feature was requested in
https://github.com/mysensors/MySensors/issues/947
* Signing support with MAX_PAYLOAD>32
Support in the signing backends to handle configurations
where MAX_PAYLOAD is more than 32 bytes.
Fixes#748
* Support big message signatures
Support for signing messages larger than 32 bytes.
This is not fully testable with the current version of
the library but the change would add theoretical support
for signing any sized messages.
Fixes#749
* Have gw properly indicate whitelisting preferences
If the gateway hold a signing whitelist, inform all
nodes of this requirement and not just nodes that hold
whitelists themselves.
Fixes#806
* Harden security
The flag MY_SIGNING_GW_REQUEST_SIGNATURES_FROM_ALL
has been removed. Gateway will now request signatures
from everyone by default.
In addition to this, no nodes in the network will allow
clearing of signing/whitelisting preferences by OTA
commands by default.
If the old behaviour is needed (suitable for gradual
signing roll out and development purposes) a new flag,
MY_SIGNING_WEAK_SECURITY can be set.
Fixes#807
* Signing debug messages rewritten
All signing related debug has been rewritten to
better match other core debug printouts.
Also, backends are updated to have a smaller
implementation delta.
* Simplified signing option implemented
Enable by MY_SIGNING_SIMPLE_PASSWD. Signing, and signing requirements
will be enabled, as will encryption. Whitelisting is optional.
The value provided to MY_SIGNING_SIMPLE_PASSWD is used as HMAC and AES
key. Whitelists use the first 8 bytes of the password and the ninth
byte from the node ID as serial.
Password is required to be at least 8 characters wide. It is zero
padded if it is not long enough to cover the AES (16 bytes) and HMAC
(32 bytes) keys. It is not recommended to have a password shorter than
32 bytes, and there is no need for a password longer than 32 bytes.
* Add documentation section for signing debug
* Add nRF5 encryption to simple signing option
* Restructure MySigning documentation
* Minor fixes for Linux
* Add NVRAM support
This is an EEPROM replacement based on MCU's internal Flash memory.
The NVRAM class is designed to be stateless. Each operation is
written to flash immediately.
The last 16k(nRF51)/32k(nRF52) of Flash memory are managed by the
VirtualPage class. This class allows writing a single emulated 4k
page up 40,000 times.
The NVRAM class is a log based byte-wise storage allowing up to
40,000,000 writes depending on the number of used addresses. Each
four allocated addresses from the beginning of the NVRAM reduce the
write log by one.
When first 256 bytes of the emulated storage are used, there is an
average writing capacity of 145,000 cycles per byte.
When the write log is full, the NVRAM is compressed into a new flash
page. After a new page is ready, the old page is released. This
process can take up to 4500 ms and cannot be interrupted.
The NVRAM functionality can easily be ported to ESP8266 or SAMD by
providing a Flash interface.
* Add NRF5 platform support
This is the support of the Nordic Semiconductor NRF51 (nrf51822,
nrf51422) and NRF52 (nrf52832) platform. Based on arduino-nRF5
(https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-nRF5).
The included radio driver is compatible with the NRF24 devices.
Using a SoftDevice (BLE)is not supported and must be removed before
flashing MySensors with a "mass_erase" operation.
Removing MY_LED_BLINKING_FEATURE, as we now are
using MY_DEFAULT_LED_xx_PIN defines to enable
LED blinking feature.
updated Gateway sketches to not refer to
MY_LED_BLINKING_FEATURE any more
fixes#562
* Add critical section support
Allows defining a code block which is executed as a critical section.
Supports AVR, ESP8266 & SAMD.
* Add receive message buffering
When MY_RF24_IRQ_PIN is defined (and connected), a buffer will be used
to retrieve & store messages received by nRF24 as fast as possible.
This reduces the chance of losing messages due to a busy
microcontroller.
nRF24 SPI rx message transfer is running from interrupt context when
MY_RF24_IRQ_PIN is defined. If this transfer takes too long, serial
characters received will get lost. Therefore serial rx is enabled during
SPI transfer of nRF messages.
Limitations: Only AVR/SAMD & nRF24L01+ combinations can buffer rx
messages.
nRF24L01+ IRQ pin should be connected to AVR.
Tested on W5100- & Serial-gateway.
SAMD has not been tested yet!
* Fix Doxygen warnings
* Fix more Doxygen warnings
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