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Vuurmuur

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Release Name: vuurmuur-0.5.63

Notes:
8138d9b46240d62eeef16ce9432d7a43  Vuurmuur-0.5.63.tar.gz

Please extract using 'gzip -cd Vuurmuur-0.5.63.tar.gz | tar xvf -'
Then read INSTALL for more information.

This package can also be used to create Debian packages for Woody and for other archs than i386.
Please see INSTALL.DEBIAN for details.

Changes: 0.5.63 (2005-04-11) Fixed a bug with a loading a malformed traffic.log in Vuurmuur_conf A portrange can now also be changed. Updated the helpfile for the services. Improved reliability of vuurmuur_log. Fixed two possible crashcases in libvuurmuur. Thanks for the report Raldnor! Improved the checking of the name entered when adding or renaming a host, group, network or zone. Thanks for the report Raldnor! Fixed a bug where a MASQ rule ignored the service, and thus applied to all services. All important modules are now on the MODULES_TO_LOAD line in the vuurmuur initscript. '?' can now also be used to call the help screen. Logging of blocklist violations can now be disabled. UDP-limit and SYN-limit can now be disabled. Files with invalid names in the backend are now silently ignored. Vuurmuur_log no longer misses loglines added to the log while reloading. Speeded up Vuurmuur_log reloading. If applying the changes failed, vuurmuur_conf now prints an error and updates the status to 'warn'. All configuration changes made in Vuurmuur_conf are now logged. Added a nfmark option to the rules. Rules can now be marked for use with traffic shaping tools. Use 0 - 9 999 999 for accept rules, and 20 000 000 - 29 999 997 for QUEUE rules. Because of this, the marks used with markiptstate are also changed: 29 999 998 for new,related, 29 999 999 for established. Vuurmuur_conf now supports internationalisation, and comes with a full Dutch translation. Translators for other languages are welcome! Vuurmuur now has a -t commandline switch that will disable the capability checking. This will asume all iptables features are supported. Using REJECT with tcp-reset together with the protocol 'all' now works correctly, tcp connections will be reset, others result in a icmp-port-unreachable. Fixed portfw rules with the remoteport option set. Thanks for the report Phil!