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August 2025

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Version 3.2.8 has been released
by Matthew Newton 22 Aug '25

22 Aug '25

We have released FreeRADIUS 3.2.8. A few noteworthy items from the changelog: - Added rlm_kafka to produce messages to Kafka. - Alterations to how reject_delay works. - Ability to delay proxied messages, too. - Improvements to the dpsk module. - More debug output with helpful pointers to documentation. As well as many bug fixes. Full information is in doc/ChangeLog. Download from the normal places: https://freeradius.org/releases/ https://freeradius.org/ftp/pub/freeradius/ https://github.com/FreeRADIUS/freeradius-server/releases/tag/release_3_2_8 Packages -------- Packages are available from InkBridge Networks for common Linux distributions as usual: https://packages.inkbridgenetworks.com/ Note that there are not yet packages for Rocky 10 or Debian 13 due to these being newly released. These will follow in due course. Docker images are also available: https://hub.docker.com/r/freeradius/freeradius-server Important note on Docker ------------------------ With this release we are making experimental multi-arch Docker images available at freeradius/freeradius-test:3.2.8 (and similar). The current intention is to swap the main `freeradius/freeradius-server` tags over to this at the next release. To date, images have been built at release time only meaning no further updates are made. As well as having support for common ARM architectures as well as amd64, the images going forwards will be refreshed on a more regular basis meaning base OS security updates will be applied to the FreeRADIUS images. (At least the images for the last couple of released versions will be rebuilt regularly.) This will break the assumption that a Docker image does not change once the tag has been released (not common for Docker in general, but has largely been true for FreeRADIUS thus far). We recommend that you check any processes (e.g. CI or release pipelines) before the next release. If you have a requirement that the image does not change once pulled, you may need to use an intermediary local docker registry or build based on the image hashes (which are fixed), rather than the published tags. FreeRADIUS Support ------------------ Finally, brief a reminder that commercial FreeRADIUS support (including system builds and professional development services) is available from InkBridge Networks, which helps fund FreeRADIUS development. -- Matthew

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