[isf-wifidog] Gateway NAT Patch
Scott Tully
scott.tully at gmail.com
Lun 28 Fév 22:57:40 EST 2005
> If we incorporate the patch and decide to attack this technically, where
> do we stop ? There are many issues to consider such as bad iptables
> rules, missing ip forwarding in the kernel or turned off in the sysctl,
> bridging setup etcetera.
True, you may not want to start down this path...
>
> I'm wondering if creating a better installation doc would be a lot more
> beneficial than addressing this one spot in the software. The doc could
> mention that before running wifidog your setup needs to run seamlessly
> first, including masquerading, forwarding, firewalling et cetera (along
> with examples).
In addition to any README or INSTALL documentation, a nice big comment
in wifidog.conf about NAT would do the trick.
>
> Either way, we really appreciate your adoption of the software and work
> on it. IMO I say let this issue float around the list for a bit to give
> other subscribers the chance to think of PROs and CONs.
>
NO problem. I stand to learn allot from you guys. I'll do what i can
to help the cause.
Scott
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