On 1/13/19 9:58 AM, Bruno Friedmann wrote:
>>> But perhaps instead of just warn the user, and perhaps got people stuck
>>> out of their boxes I should propose to run the update in any case ?
>>>
>>> Is it safe to consider this, I doubt as the changes for example in nat ->
>>> snat can't be automated and safe in all kind of configuration people can
>>> have.
>>>
>>> Anyway a loop feedback is welcomed to best serve the product and its
>>> packaging.
>>
>> I guess that behavior could be desirable for point release and mayby for
>> minor release.
>>
>> http://shorewall.org/NewRelease.html
>>
>> -Matt
> 
> Hi Matt, I personnally not found any trouble with the update procedure 
> (except 
> the nat -> snat) changes. Now the quest is are we sure (we as shorewall 
> dealers ;-) to not break a working system.
> 

Bruno -- what problem did you have with nat -> snat conversion?

Thanks,
-Tom
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