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2002/02/07
Monday our mail and list server went down due to poor software
choices on our part (Linux fsck and rc scripts...). We should be up
sometime late Thursday if things go well, maybe sooner.
2002/01/29
One of our volunteer sysadmins noticed that our SSL certificate
used by the mail list machine was out of date, so he generated a new
one. Since each user who accesses the mail list web server will see
a notice that there is a new certificate they might also want to have
a place to check the validity of the cert, here is the data (I wonder
just how many of you will check...):
"lists.freeswan.org" (issued to/by "Common Name") "Freeswan" (issued to/by "Organization") "2002/01/28" (is the Incept Date) "2003/01/28" (is the Expiry Date) "7E:1E:B4:93:BC:75:59:93:68:39:AD:EF:3B:9B:37:85" (MD5 cert hash) "0D:BF:EA:77:89:30:07:A6:10:6A:6B:30:AA:E5:04:61:B8:23:35:6D" (SHA1 cert hash)
2001/12/25
While freeswan-1.94 has shipped, there are serious known bugs in it
that make it unsuitable for use. You have two choices, use the latest
snapshot (snap2001dec25b seems ok) where the show stopper bugs seem
fixed or use an older 'stable' release like 1.91 or maybe 1.92 from this
directory .
The next release (1.95) is scheduled for late January and rather then try to put out another 'quick bugfix' release we are going to just work on producing a high quality release for the end of January.