16/04/07 BlueCamel releases a windows systray widget.
07/08/03 Version 2.4.3 released.
No cygwin binaries right now.
Changelog:
2.4.3 24/09/2003, Cheesy
ipscromp.c re-written so you can use one password with multiple hosts
Added fw_touch.c, FW_OBJ that creates files
- Files are named with the IP that was opened, like for open_ip
- Each file contains the name of the user the opened that IP
Fixed bug in in.ipscrompd.c where sending no data and
closing the connection caused a core
Fixed bug in the open_ip from 2.4 or newer that simply didn't work
- open_ip now writes the username as in fw_touch.c
Fixed to compile under solaris/i386
07/08/03 Version 2.4.2 released.
Fixes are server side only, you do not need to re-build clients.
Changelog:
2.4.2 07/08/2003, Cheesy
Fixed bug in in.ipscrompd.c where the alt_ip in IPERMIT was ignored
11/05/03 Version 2.4.1 released.
Download: Source Patch Windows (Cygwin) binary
Changelog:
2.4.1 11/05/2003, Cheesy
Fixed to compile correctly again with libmd (SHA vs SHA1 stuff)
Removed old Cygwin specific workarounds that are now unnecessary
26/04/03 Version 2.4 released.
Download: Source
Changelog:
2.4 26/04/2003, Cheesy
Imported (with mods) ian's modularisation of authentication
- This will make it easier to add alternative auth methods in future
- Some associated cleanup and rearranging
Switched from libmd to libcrypto
- Discovered SHA1 vs. SHA0 the hard way :-/
- libmd components no longer bundled
- See Makefile and/or INSTALL for more info
Username now passed to firewall opening module
- This will allow different behavior based on username
- fw_program.o now passes this as argv[2] to the called program
- open_ip changed to not object to $2 but does nothing with it
Fixed an off-by-one in recv_sock (Thanks arcas!)
- Probably not exploitable but could cause binary cack to be
passed around internally and to syslog()
- Also reduced another buffer by one byte, just to keep ian happy
(Off-by-one the safe way!)
Client changes so 'alternate IP' (-i) can actually be a hostname
Added timeout to in.ipscrompd to reduce DoS possibilities
Cleanup of a couple of messages
Added (fairly loose) installation docs (see INSTALL)
and a make install target