hi mike apart of the discussion before, which i think is now cleared, i really enjoy your planned modifications.
a sideword to alberto: we certainly enjoy collaborations with other developers in order to bring forth the project and benefit from each other. but keep in mind, that we have to do many other things and need to organize our time very strictly. as stated on our website, we will answer "from time to time", otherwise we end in helping people on the lists and cannot bring forth development. keep in mind that before we can help and respond here we first need to set up the same test environment and try to reproduce the issue. this really takes time and *we* really cannot do this all the time. as stated on the website *this* is one of the topics where we really require help, since *confirmed* and annotated bugreports are easier and faster to handle for us. in order to prevent double work and point out topics where we could cooperate, here my comments: Mike Tremaine wrote: > 3) I'm pretty happy with what I've seen so far, I deployed an endian firewall > for a Water Department in Southern California with about 200 users. So far > [day > 8] there have been no major issues other then some kernel tuning I did and > the > RAID1 set up. There are some features and updates I'd like to see but I'm > willing to do this myself. maybe it could interest you, that we planned for a while now, to create a simple script with gui integration, which automatically downloads the update tar.gz package and installs it. but, since now we had other items on our todo, which were more important. maybe someone could write this :) > Having said all that I'm willing to post any package I make and hope that it > helps out other users. My next spare cycles will be spent finish one more > update to the logwatch package so that it outputs html directly rather then > the > funny way the endian install handles it now [text output which is carved up > by > a cgi script and posted with pre tags. Looks great until you get a long line, > then the tables blowout on the left.] great!!! during integration of your logwatch modification, i run into the same problem. i wrote a sloppy wordwrap-function, which prevents this problem, but it is only a workaround. your solution would be way better! and i really would appreciate it's integration :) > After that I'll probably update p3scan just for kicks, I'm hoping that they > bring out IMAP support soon.... And then I need to figure out how to get the as far as i know, they already have imap support, it needs only integration within our restartscript and gui. i don't really know how p3scan implements it, but i think it will only scan each download, like with pop3. it would be great, to have a solution, which *moves* spam/virus mails to a special imap folder, which the imap scanner then does not scan anymore. otherwise one and the same spam/virus mail will be scanned on each connect. > content filter from squid to report an IP address instead of "unknown". ;) attention, this actually works if you enable "client ip address forwarding" in "upstream proxy" within http proxy. this in fact is a usability problem. probably it would be solved if client ip address forwarding will be automatically enabled if the contentfilter will be enabled. btw: after a couple days of headaches the next release finally uses gettext for i18n. then we finally can provide a way simplier and standardized possibility to translate the gui to other languages and hope to the outcome of a translation team. of course, this requires an open subversion repository. we are working on it... peter -- :: e n d i a n :: open source - open minds :: peter warasin :: http://www.endian.it :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys -- and earn cash http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV _______________________________________________ Efw-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/efw-user
