Well, I'm not going to clain I've fixed all of the problems with the FTP proxy, but I believe I've delt with the problems cause by recent changes...
In response to a very good suggestion, the OpenBSD directory has been split up (hopefully will lead to less confusion...) My apologies for not getting this all cleaned up in time for FreeBSD 4.6 and NetBSD 1.6, it just took a while to get the required feedback. Cheers, Darren http://coombs.anu.edu.au/~avalon/ip_fil3.4.28.tar.gz d27215ad00108a1114469c7ba47e83a9 ip_fil3.4.28.tar.gz http://coombs.anu.edu.au/~avalon/patch-3.4.28.gz d91de0fe696bc98fd35ed5f46a58b014 patch-3.4.28.gz Other changes: 3.4.28 6/6/2002 - Released Fix for H.323 proxy to work on little endian boxes IRIX: Update installation documentation add route lock patch allow use of groups > 65535 create a new packet info summary for packets going through ipfr_fastroute() so that where details are different (RST/ICMP errors), the packet now gets correctly NAT'd, etc. fix the FTP proxy so that checks for TCP sequence numbers outside the normal offset due to data changes use absolute numbers make it possible to remove rules in ipftest Update installing onto OpenBSD and split into two directories: OpenBSD-2 and OpenBSD-3 fix error in printout out the protocol in NAT rules always unlock ipfilter if locking fails half way through in ipfs fix problems with TCP window scaling update of man pages for ipnat(4) and ipftest(1) 3.4.27 28/04/2002 - Released
