I could be way off but I think the questions were generated to target
key issues that are under debate and get statistical answers and not
just general info.  Captive Portal and Radius are a absolute must I
don't think they are in question.  Comments and ambiguous answers don't
help for that reason.  

But I thought the same thing as you when I took it too.  Also I have 3
monowall's in use (it asked that) and it only asked about the speeds of
1 connection, I have 3 diff connections, one for each.

-----Original Message-----
From: Lee Sharp [mailto:leesharp at hal dash pc dot org] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 12:24 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Survey

From: "Manuel Kasper" <mk at neon1 dot net>

> The discussion about m0n0wall's future (on m0n0wall-dev) has shown
> that we need some input from our users - therefore, a new survey is
> being conducted on m0n0.ch. We hope that the results will help us
> determine which direction m0n0wall development should take in the
> future, so if you use m0n0wall in a production environment (even if
> it's just at home), you can help us by completing it. The survey may
> of course be submitted anonymously. Thank you very much!

> http://m0n0.ch/wall/survey.php

I did it, but...  The survey was a bit limiting.  For example, on the
"Check 
3 important things" where was Captive Portal and RADIUS?  With all of
the 
talk about Jonathan De Graeve's patches, I would think it's importance
would 
be obvious.  Also, several questions that had absolute answers when mine
was 
more ambivalent.  And the code submission questions left out the mane
reason 
I have done no development, and it ain't language.  Frankly, there is no

easy and well documented way to rip apart and recompress an image.  A 
windows based tool for this would open floodgates of development, in my 
opinion.  And this e-mail is addressing my last problem with the survey,
a 
lack of a comments field. :-)

All gripes aside, m0n0wall is a fantastic tool.  I think the fact that
it is 
so close to perfect is what drives everybody to push so hard.  If only
you 
would implement "my request" it would be perfect. :-)

                                Lee


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