par Gesp » 30 Août 2003 23:07
Texte de l'annonce
<BR>As Mark is away on vacation I'll announce the new alpha5 snapshot ready
<BR>for testing..... For the brave of heart the changes are listed below. But
<BR>believe me there are more new features to come before we go into the beta
<BR>stage.
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<BR>Mark is back in a couple of weeks, in which we'll buckle down to the
<BR>1.3.1beta series and get it out the door.
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<BR>The MD5 sums are:-
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<BR>86768bb6136902ed93419521d06946a7 ipcop-1.3.1alpha5.iso
<BR>0732e89a84b8c0ac055e0d1083e2d071 ipcop-1.3.1alpha5.tar.gz
<BR>
<BR>And they are available as ever from
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<BR><!-- BBCode auto-link start --><a href="http://prdownloads.sf.net/ipcop" target="_blank">http://prdownloads.sf.net/ipcop</a><!-- BBCode auto-link end -->
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<BR>Changes include....
<BR>
<BR>* SNORT is now available for all interfaces, and is now supporting the
<BR> ability to download new snort rulesets through the GUI.
<BR>
<BR>* The NTP setup (time) in the system page now includes an 'instant update'
<BR> feature as well as client support for local clients to obtain their time
<BR> from IPCop.
<BR>
<BR>* SYSLOGD support ! This allows logging to a remote server with syslogd.
<BR>
<BR>* Integrated logwatch summaries, with alterations to the log page.
<BR>
<BR>* Web Backup - Create, download, upload, and restore configuration
<BR> archives through web interface on the System/Backup tab. Supports
<BR> multiple backup sets. The backup floppy functionality remains as is.
<BR>
<BR>* BLUE Interface (a.k.a Wireless) currently uses an ethernet driver that
<BR> expects an access point attached to it. Future work will allow real wireless
<BR> cards and not require an AP, but that work is yet on an unknown schedule.
<BR> The 'wireless' setup is done via the services menu and you configure the
<BR> allowable devices via MAC address or IP address (or both for added security).
<BR>
<BR>* CIPE VPN - CIPE is now a supported VPN tunnel. CIPE is configured under the
<BR> VPN section and operates as an IPIP tunnel. CIPE is especially helpful as
<BR> it can operate over the BLUE interface and provides added security.
<BR>
<BR>* Edit Hosts - It's now possible for IPCop to add entries into the /etc/hosts
<BR> file via this. Accessible via the services section you can add hosts and
<BR> domainnames to it. The additional bonus is that DHCP uses these hostnames
<BR> too if it matches the IP address.
<BR>
<BR>* DHCP - now allows a 'next server' address and 'filename' so that IPCop
<BR> can provide additional information to a DHCP client that enables remoteboot.
<BR> The 'next server' address is a TFTP server, and the 'filename' is the boot
<BR> filename for the client.
<BR>
<BR>* IPCop's BOOT disk is now generated with SYSLINUX rather than LILO so that
<BR> more space is available on the boot disk. So with this change the boot disk
<BR> is now an MSDOS filesystem. This now integrates the usbfd image, so there's
<BR> now only one boot disk for all floppy drives.
<BR>
<BR>* Some more of IPCop's CGI scripts are now using the port forwarding idea of
<BR> icons to represent enabled/disabled, edit, and remove functionality. This
<BR> will present a more consistent interface.
<BR>
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<BR><!-- BBCode Start --><B>C'est de l'alpha, il y a des bugs</B><!-- BBCode End -->, certains sont même déjà corrigés en CVS
<BR>Pour installer, utiliser le setup en anglais (les autres langues n'étant pas à jour des textes, cela peut rendre l'installation impossible). Le français est utilisable dans l'interface web.
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<BR><!-- BBCode Start --><B>Liste de bugs connus</B><!-- BBCode End -->
<BR>* avec un modem ethernet et dhcp, remplacer dans rc.red ligne 68
<BR>la ligne
<BR>unlink </etc/dhcpc/*.info>;
<BR>par
<BR>foreach (</etc/dhcpc/*.info>) { unlink $1 if ( $_ =~ /^([/w.-]+)$/ ); }
<BR>
<BR>* dans le nouveau backup, les droits du répertoire /home/httpd/html/backup sont incorrects, il faut que ce soit nobody:nobody ou 99:99
<BR>
<BR>* il y a un bug dans dhcp.cgi , l'interface web ne permet pas de désactiver dhcp sur le green. Il est possible d'intervenir directement dans /var/ipcop/dhcp/settings
<BR>
<BR>* dans journaux =>summary il faudrait attendre minuit du premier jour pour ne plus avoir le message d'erreur
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<BR>* si vous passez d'une connection modem utilisant un profil PPP (modem usb ou PCI, modem ethernet avec PPPoE ou PPPTP) à une connection avec un modem ethernet gérant la connection, le dernier nom sélectionné de profil PPP s'affiche par erreur.
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<BR>Personellement je n'ai quasiment pas transmis de modifs prises dans cette version donc cela ne change pas grand chose dans le support des différents modems usb/pci.
<BR>Ce sera pour la prochaine!
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<BR>Le support du road warrior dans l'interface web doit aussi être dans la prochaine version. <IMG SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">