hmm you piqued my curiosity: from the roadmap (not necessarily implemented i guess), with my comments:
1.4.0 Release move to LFS (Linux from Scratch) good move, previously deadreat Support for Fritz!Card PCI 2.0 ? Wondershaper for Traffic Shaping ? sounds interesting Speedtouch PPPoE support good Show dynamic DHCP leases on dhcp page useful Support for selfhost.de on dynamic DNS page useful for someone i guess Additional foreign languages [snip] well i don't care, but good to see NTP time server good Add ability to backup system settings over the network excellent BLUE interface for Wireless connectivity WONDERFUL SCSI device support useful addition i guess New GUI remains to be seen Enhancements to DHCP and Host editing good Enhancements to log viewing, including sorting in reverse order good VPN enhancements can only be good! On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 09:24:43 +1300 David Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Nick. > My buddy in Vancouver is really happy with the 1.4.10 alpha release. He > said the new GUI is awesome, and put in everything he was complaining about. > He had never done an install of IPCop before, took my word for it that it > was easy for someone who knows how to use ipconfig /all on a windows box, > and what the phrase port forwarding means and plunged ahead. He had to > replace the hard drive in an old IPCop box and was impressed how quickly the > setup process was from start to finish. He decided to do a clean install > and skip the floppy config read, as he did not have complex rules to > configure. I hope that 1.4 gets released soon. > Another convert, hooray. > > Ciao, Dave -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
