Nigel Aves wrote:
> I agree with Trent.
>
> Shorewall is a mature, well craft product that pretty well (if not does)
> supports everything that a user would want a firewall to do.
>
> I'm just not the person to do this (not being a programmer) but if there was
> thing I would like to see enhanced
I agree with Trent.
Shorewall is a mature, well craft product that pretty well (if not does)
supports everything that a user would want a firewall to do.
I'm just not the person to do this (not being a programmer) but if there was
thing I would like to see enhanced and that's the plugin module fo
Hi Tom,
I concur on Shorewall reaching maturity.
Thanks for your sustained efforts to respond to the need for a open source
firewall in the ever evolving linux world.
Kind regards,
Trent O'Callaghan
Network Manager
www.nearmap.com
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From: Tom Eastep [mailto:teas...@sh
Good Night ( at least in Brasil ... ;- )) )
I just do not have appropriate words to express how much Shorewall help my
job and simplify my daily tasks ...
For my level of use, the series 3 already Haas everything I need ...
And I have been learning a lot just reading the posts ...
Thanks Tom ..
As Shorewall reaches maturity, it seems unlikely that the pace of
development typical of the past 9 years will be sustained. Over that
time, major releases have occurred approximately once per year; the last
major release (4.4) was in August 2009.
I do not currently have an active 4.5 development
