Update:
The update was rebuild with kernel 3.14.79 because there are some network and filesystem fixes.
If you have installed core104 before 14.Sep you should set /opt/pakfire/db/core/mine back to 103 and reinstall the update.
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Finally, we uploaded IPFire 2.19 – Core Update 104 to the testing tree which makes it available for all the testers out there who want to help making this another bug-free update for IPFire.
This update brings you a new kernel under the hood and a from scratch rewritten Guardian.
The Linux kernel has been updated to version 3.14.74 and brings you various bug-fixes, stability improvements and supports more hardware.
Gurdian is an Intrusion-Prevention-System that is hooked into SNORT, the Intrusion Detection System. It reacts on reported events by blocking access for hosts where malicious traffic was detected to originate from. That enables IPFire to be a dynamic firewall and block any abuse or other unwanted behaviour automatically.
Since the old implementation was quite old and rather limited, Stefan Schantl started a complete rewrite which is faster, more efficient in resource usage and of course more reliable.
If you want to use Gurdian, you will have to install the guardian add-on package.
This Core Update updates SNORT to version 2.9.8.2.
shadow 4.2.1, libarchive 3.2.1, libcap 2.25, acl 2.2.52, iputils s20160308, curl 7.49.1, popt 1.16, pcre 8.39, acpid 2.0.26, which 2.21, libtiff 4.0.6, ntp 4.2.8p8, wget 1.18htop 2.0.2nano 2.6.1nginx 1.8.1p7zip fixes CVE-2016-2334, CVE-2016-2335freeradius, console configuration onlyAs always, we would like to ask all users to participate in testing which will highly improve the quality of this update. Please report any bugs to our bug tracker and provide any feedback on our development mailing list.