t: How (not) to" List, maybe it'd
be on topic. I suggest further discussion from here on either
the SmoothWall mailing list, or the IPCop mailing list, or someone
finding that GPL Development list.
Bill Ward
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On Tuesday 16 April 2002 9:00 pm, Mike Pelley wrote:
> I use it. Nice product - good front end for IP tables with a
> hardened VA Linux-based kernel.
>
> The SE version has up to patch level 6 automatically installed.
>
> Note - the "free" GPL version is toast - a lite version is to be
> announce
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I use it. Nice product - good front end for IP tables with a
hardened VA Linux-based kernel.
The SE version has up to patch level 6 automatically installed.
Note - the "free" GPL version is toast - a lite version is to be
announced on Wednesday 17
