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October 12th, 2012
mirror status – m0n0wall
October 2nd, 2012
The locale needs to be updated (from Philadelphia to Germany), but I have been reinstated as a m0n0wall mirror. I noticed that downloads had dropped-off over the past few months, and after contacting Manuel Kasper (the creator/maintainer of m0n0wall), found out that the mirror script he runs to maintain an active list had dropped me a few months ago (likely around when I changed hosting providers from Tektonic to Hetzner).
Thankfully, it is back up and online now 🙂
Manuel also told me that he is looking to release a new edition of the firewall in the next few months, and is in need of PHP scripters with deep FreeBSD knowledge to help him – if you, or anyone you know, fits the bill, he would love an email.
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