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Hello,

this release includes important fixes.
systemd integration has been added.

Enjoy!

Long time no see :)
Updated git with the development since the last release.
Lot of things changed. Especially documentation is far from complete.

Three more bugs were discovered and fixed in this release.

Changelog:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=146101&release_id=655700

Three important and one minor bug were fixed in this bugfix release.

Well, errare humanum est...
Found some non critical bugs.
Please review changelog for details.
Quickly fixed them with an update release:

ip-array_0.05.74b

Today i discovered a small bug in the automatic name server rule creation.
Quickly fixed it and uploaded the updated version as file release: ip-array_0.05.74a

Download link:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=146101

Release Notes:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=146101&release_id=648734

Hopefully no new bugs to come until next release :)

Greets
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An iptables firewall script for Linux written in bash. Supporting stateful rules, NAT, LOG, MAC matching, VPN, traffic shaping, multiple ext. interfaces, packet marking, syslog logging, sysctl settings, different levels of (coloured) output verbosity,...

IP-Array is a Linux iptables Firewall script written in bash.
It allows the creation of precise, stateful rules, while remaining easy to configure.
IP-Array supports VPN, Traffic Shaping (creation of custom HTB and SFQ qdiscs, Classes, and Filters),
multiple external interfaces, muliple LANs, multiple DMZs, NAT, logging, MAC address matching,
packet marking, syslog logging, and various sysctl settings.
It also includes some presets and autoconfig options for common needs like DNS, FTP, SMTP.
IP-Array has different levels of coloured output verbosity.
It supports different startup modi, including a test mode, to allow the evaluation of new rules and scripts. ... read more

IP-Array is a Linux iptables Firewall script written in bash.
It allows the creation of precise, stateful rules, while remaining easy to configure.
IP-Array supports VPN, Traffic Shaping (creation of custom HTB and SFQ qdiscs, Classes, and Filters),
multiple external interfaces, muliple LANs, multiple DMZs, NAT, logging, MAC address matching,
packet marking, syslog logging, and various sysctl settings.
It also includes some presets and autoconfig options for common needs like DNS, FTP, SMTP.
IP-Array has different levels of coloured output verbosity.
It supports different startup modi, including a test mode, to allow the evaluation of new rules and scripts. ... read more

This release contains:
*) a lot of code improvements.
*) new startup parameters.
*) new configuration options.
*) changes in the look of the output.
*) some (minor) bugfixes.

IP-Array 0.05.71 got released!

This release brings new startup parameters and configuration options,
more user input validation, more detailed output, improved program logic
and runtime speed, plus some bugfixes.

This release brings minor bugfixes, more code cleanup and some new configuration options, as well as some improved functionality in existing configuration options.
Update over previous installation is recommended.
Adapting configuration for some options is necessary.

This release fixes two major and a few minor bugs.

New configuration options have been added:

Enable/disable syslog logging and/or coloured output

Rule placeholder is now user definable.

TTL target can now be decreased, increased or set to a specific value.

This release contains various bugfixes, code cleanup speed improvement and minor feature enhancements.

It is recommended to upgrade from prior versions.

One minor/medium bugfix was done.

IP-Array 0.05.57 got released.
I recommend installing this release, if you already use IP-Array.
See changelog for an overview of changes:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=146101&release_id=387235

Just one bugfix in this release.

This release of IP-Array is a (minor) bugfix only release.

IP-Array 0.05.53 mainly is a bugfix release.
Configuration changes are only needed in the NAT part of the main configuration file.