We have dn/loaded the CDROM ISO and burned it to three of our firewalls ..
All booted without issue .. 

Brian 

-----Original Message-----
From: Imre Ispanovits [mailto:iimre at vnet dot hu] 
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 12:43 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] pb26 released

Hi,

I have downloaded the cdrom image, it doesn't boot for me. Md5sum is O.K. I
have tried with more different cd-s as well.
Anybody else experienced this problem?

Imre


2004-01-24, szo keltezéssel 19:00-kor Manuel Kasper ezt írta:
> This release adds a few new features and fixes some bugs with IPsec 
> and the traffic shaper. I want to remind everyone that even though it 
> may not seems so at times, we're still in the "public beta" stage, so 
> especially new features may be broken because I do only a limited 
> amount of testing on them. The rest is left to the beta testers - you 
> all. :)
> 
> As always, everybody is advised to upgrade because of the bugfixes - 
> keep your config backup and previous image around just in case.
> 
> Last but not least, in case you'd like a T-shirt with the m0n0wall 
> logo, Marcin Gryszkalis is selling them for about $9 at 
> http://butik.pl/forkpl?l=en
> 
> 
> Changes:
> 
> - new feature: "server NAT"; makes it possible to map ports on 
> multiple WAN IP addresses to different servers (instead of just 1:1)
> 
> - the parsed XML configuration file is now cached in PHP's native 
> binary serialized form to reduce webGUI page load times on slow 
> platforms (486-based in particular) where parsing the XML 
> configuration is relatively expensive
> 
> - added "Disable console menu" option to advanced setup page
> 
> - firmware upload now uses HTTP instead of FTP; the FTP server has 
> been removed (uploading files for diagnostic purposes may be done via 
> exec.php)
> 
> - the firmware upload page now checks for new versions of m0n0wall 
> online (and displays the results, if available, on the firmware upload 
> page). Timeout is 3 seconds, and the following information is sent to 
> the server: platform and m0n0wall version
> 
> - added interface menu to IPsec tunnel edit page (local endpoint does 
> no longer have to be the WAN interface)
> 
> - "reject" type filter rules are now supported (returns TCP RST or 
> ICMP port unreachable for UDP) - contributed by Peter Allgeyer
> 
> - added file up- and download via HTTP to exec.php
> 
> - renamed "Log blocked packets by default" option on System logs: 
> Settings page to "Log packets blocked by the default rule" and changed 
> its behavior: it only controls whether packets that got blocked by an 
> automatically generated rule (usually the default-to-block rule in 
> absence of a matching pass rule) are logged. Logging of packets that 
> are blocked by user-defined block rules is now no longer affected and 
> only controlled by the per-rule log option. Logging for pass rules 
> remains unchanged.
> 
> - changed policy level for IPsec VPN tunnels to "unique" (was 
> "require") to solve a problem with multiple tunnels to the same 
> endpoint
> 
> - fixed FQDN "my identifier" for IPsec mobile clients
> 
> - kernel patch for problem with traffic shaper rules for inbound 
> packets on WAN (FreeBSD kernel bug, see FreeBSD PR kern/61685)
> 
> - various IPsec GUI fixes
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Manuel
> 
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