I am in the middle of installing a new site on SME and decided
to try my luck with SME5.5b4.  I like the fact that it has been
refreshed with Samba 2.2.3a, IMP3.0, and freeswan 1.97.
I was a bit disappointed to see wu-imap as still the standard.

I had no problems with the base install, and file/print/email
services all appeared to work well.  I then tried to connect
the box to my existing IPSEC VPN network by installing
Darrell May's dmc-mitel-freeswan-0.4-12.noarch.rpm.
The first think I noticed was the location for freeswan has
changed to /usr/local/lib/ipsec from /usr/lib/ipsec.
This caused a problem with the template:
/etc/e-smith/templates/etc/ipsec.secrets/10RSAKey
I modified it to reflect the new ipsec location, and ran
/sbin/e-smith/signal-event ipsec-install

The _updown files supplied in the rpm were placed in the 
original directory, so I moved them to their proper place.

I was then able to add ipsec parameters and attempt to connect
to a freeswan-1.91 server.  When I attempted to add local
networks, I was greeted with an error telling me that the ip address
wasn't visible to the internal network, so it couldn't be added.
I finally added the local network using the internal ip address
of the server as the default gateway (I don't believe this is a
wokable workaround).

When I couldn't get freeswan to connect, I did a cursory analysis
of /var/log/secure to try to figure out the problem, and at first
glance it appears that my inability to add an external ip 
address in the local address list is preventing freeswan from
authenticating.

I ran out of time and reformatted with SME5.12...problem solved...



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