I would support that idea. It would not harm it to be more secure.
Actually why I switched to M0n0wall from plain FreeBSD is probably because
of the nice GUI :)




-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Janic [mailto:nickj at techreview dot ca] 
Sent: 2004 m. geguþës 17 d. 06:36
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch; m0n0wall dash dev at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall-dev] Hardened-PHP

I remember reading that some users raised issues about m0n0wall using PHP
for the webGUI, especially because of the security problems that PHP has.  I
ran across this project: Hardened-PHP (www.hardened-php.net/), which seems
to be a project aimed at increasing the security of the PHP engine itself.
Would there be value in adding this to m0n0wall?

 From what I can tell, the hardened-php patch is supposed to be applied to
the PHP distribution before PHP itself is installed, so hacking this into
m0n0wall might not work so well without the assistance of Manuel :-)

I would like to hear what other users think about this idea.  I've been
using m0n0wall for several months now and I really like it, but there are
always things that can be done to make it even better and more secure.

Keep up the great work,

Nick
nickj at techreview dot ca

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