Hi.
I've got a problem with efw 2.2rc1 and openvpn:
I use my blue zone as a jumper to get into openvpn with my wireless devices
(not all of them support wpa ... so openvpn is my software encryption). When I
connect via openvpn into the green zone, all firewall rules seem to be ignored.
I can u
on 6-21-2008 5:17 AM Igor Mikolic-Torreira spake the following:
Mike Tremaine wrote:
You'll also want to edit the clamd.conf.tmpl file because there are
changes in clamav 0.93+ [this are included in the efw-clamav package
BUT this might not be a good thing to install on 2.1+ systems. Sorry
I have installed the following packages:
clamav-0.92.1-0.endian5.i386.rpm
clamav-db-0.92.1-0.endian5.i386.rpm
clamav-devel-0.92.1-0.endian5.i386.rpm
havp-0.86-3.endian8.i386.rpm
perl-Mail-Clamav-0.20-1.endian0.i386.rpm
perl-Mail-Clamav-extras-0.20-1.endian0.i386.rpm
These are not the latest packag
EFW Version : 2.2rc1 Community
Hello
on the LAN side of my firewall with EWF I have a GBit NIC connected to a
GBit Switch. Although LED's on the NIC as well on the switch are
indicating GBit link-connection/speed as well a query with ethtool
indicates the same :
ethtool eth0
Settings for et
I have had problems like that. And this is one problem I've
seen.
If you create a user, (used to make the vpn connection) and
then later make a major change, like change the subnet
range, it stops working properly.
I had to delete and recreate the user correctly from
scratch.
What are your o
I never received any answer if I asked a question regarding openvpn. Am
I the only one who uses openvpn?
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Betreff:[Efw-user] strange vpn behaviour
Datum: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:47:51 +0200
Von:Marco Gabriel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Antwort an: efw-us
Igor Mikolic-Torreira wrote:
> Mike Tremaine wrote:
>> You'll also want to edit the clamd.conf.tmpl file because there are
>> changes in clamav 0.93+ [this are included in the efw-clamav package
>> BUT this might not be a good thing to install on 2.1+ systems. Sorry
>> but I never moved beyon
Hello
It seems that NIC's can be renamed in the file /etc/businfotab and
changes to this file are persistent even when configuration changes in
the efw-gui are made.
here an example of a manually changed /etc/businfotab file :
# Generated by ethconfig
eth002:04.0
eth104:03.0
eth203
Mike Tremaine wrote:
> You'll also want to edit the clamd.conf.tmpl file because there are
> changes in clamav 0.93+ [this are included in the efw-clamav package
> BUT this might not be a good thing to install on 2.1+ systems. Sorry
> but I never moved beyond 2.0, I'm hoping 2.2 is easier to
On Jun 20, 2008, at 10:40 AM, Scott Silva wrote:
> on 6-20-2008 6:35 AM yylaw spake the following:
>> I also have the same problem with v2.1.2 on different hardware
>> platform.
>> However the problem is resolved by installing the updated packages
>> of ClamAV and HAVP from http://www.stellar
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