Andreas,

  Based on what you are asking for, I think m0n0BSD would be a good
choice.  You can run the BSD kernel and whatever services you want on an
old PC, or even a Soekris if you want something appliance like that
doesn't make any noise.  Manuel suggested using Webmin, which would give
you a decent web administration utility.  If that doesn't work for you,
then you're just too hard to please. :-)

JM2C

Later

-----Original Message-----
From: Andreas Mixich [mailto:amix at enternet dot hu] 
Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2003 11:42 AM
To: Manuel Kasper
Cc: Mailing-List m0nowall
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] How to expand m0n0wall ?


Manuel Kasper wrote:

> You should definitely be looking after something like m0n0BSD (or my
> miniBSD tutorial) instead of m0n0wall. There's no way we'll ever see 

Yes, I checked that also. Very nice.

> services like SQL or SMTP in m0n0wall - heaven forbid! It's a firewall
> and thus not supposed to do that, period. I know that not much work
has 

I thought so. Thank you for pointing that out so clear.

> been done on m0n0BSD lately, and you'll also lose the GUI, but your

Too sad, the GUI was my main reason regarding m0n0wall. It is really the

UI I had hoped to use.

Anyway, it seems I will need to roll my own stuff from the ground up, 
since the targets of all such efforts are likely either 
Firewall/Router/AP systems without storage or full-blown Linux- BSD-, 
etc. machines. I dislike either in a home-environment.

-- 
Bye, Andreas


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