Well it would appear that Manuel is far from a 1.2 final seeing how there
has been one beta so far and from past history going from 1.0 release to 1.1
release.  This will give ample time for stability testing based on the
interest of OpenVPN on this list.  Besides, he can always leave out the
OpenVPN codebase for a 1.2 release and just release a 1.3 beta 1 immediately
afterwards with OpenVPN.


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From: Lists [mailto:lists at closeconsultants dot com] 
Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 9:51 AM
To: kwongp at midtown dot net; m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] OpenVPN

I don't know about the status of XP SP2.  The last beta had a lot 
Windows-related bug fixes, so that may be one of them.  I don't have access 
to an XP box this week, but will do tests using one next week and see what 
happens.

I agree that OpenVPN in the codebase would be good but I must stress that
this 
will be for 1.2beta.  I am not sure of the timetable of the OpenVPN 2.0 beta

project - I hope they freeze the code soon.  One thing is for sure, I doubt 
that Manuel will want to release 1.2 with a beta version of OpenVPN in it (I

would certainly recommend against doing that).  If we get a release version 
of OpenVPN 2.0 before m0n0 1.2 then there should be no problem.

What I do need is to make up a list of features and prioritise these - any 
feedback for what you would use OpenVPN for?

Cheers

Peter