Re: [fw-wiz] OpenFWTK project news


On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 06:57:34 +0400, ArkanoiD <ark@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
i am happy to inform you all OpenFWTK is back from the dead,

...

http://openfwtk.sf.net

...

seems that really no one is interested in opensource proxy firewall these
days.
People simply do not see a place for such a thing in the enterprise.
Anyways, i am still doing it.

I am very happy that you are. I don't know when I will have the time to
look at this - but there will come the day. Thanks for fighting the good
fight, and for reminding me of the days when FWTK saved the rear-end of
both myself, and the "little network that could" - for which I was
responsible.

-- Jeremiah

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