# 2024-07-01-Release

## New Features

* New [init ldap](#init-ldap) CLI command, for configuring and migrating authentication to ldap

## Bug Fixes

* Return 401 for missing account header (measurements)
* Enforce NATS mutual TLS
* Conditional Builder Regex escaping
  * See [Upgrade Procedure](#upgrade-procedure) section.

### Init LDAP

When operating BindPlane OP on Linux, you can migrate to LDAP by executing the following command on the Linux server.

```bash
sudo BINDPLANE_CONFIG_HOME=/var/lib/bindplane \
    /usr/local/bin/bindplane init ldap \
    --config /etc/bindplane/config.yaml
```

The command will prompt for your ldap server information, and migrate your BindPlane accounts to the new authentication mechanism.

### Upgrade Procedure

After upgrading to BindPlane v1.62.0, review your configurations for pending rollouts. Update any configurations that contain processors with conditions built using the condition builder. Previous versions of BindPlane will have required the user to handle regex escaping on their own. v1.62.0 handles the escaping for you, however, existing conditions will need to be updated to take this into account.


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