Carriers from Node Interfaces

Pick a carrier's address straight from the network interfaces of the node, instead of typing it from memory. This release also fixes the portal freezing when you opened another node, quiets the errors that turned up in the node log, and makes a node steadier over long runs.

Pick a carrier from the node's interfaces

When you set up a carrier, you can now choose its address and interface from a list of what the node actually has, both for the default carriers under Settings and for a node's carriers in a network.

Only IPv4 addresses are offered, since that is what a carrier uses, and an address that appears on more than one interface tells you which. Anything not in the list can still be typed in by hand.

Fixes

• Logs / Fixed errors showing up in the node log when nothing was actually wrong. They usually arrived in a batch, and none of them needed acting on.
• Nodes / A number of smaller fixes, so a node holds up better over long runs and gets itself back on its feet where it used to need a restart.
• Portal / Fixed the portal freezing when you opened another node. It could wait forever on a node that was no longer there, and one unresponsive node could hold up the rest.
• Raft / Fixed traffic still being sent over a carrier that has dropped out. It now moves to the remaining carriers as soon as the carrier goes, rather than piling up.