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Most of the information comes from the logs, so I don't know how to do this. I'm sure it's possible, so I'll have a think about it.

Hi Roberto,

It's mainly written in perl. There's a small amount of shell script in generate_signature.sh and some javascript in statusmail.cgi (which is sent to the web browser).

Tim

OK - I'll merge it to master.

OK. I think I've got that fixed as well on the next branch. A simple fix, but difficult to find.

If you'd like to re-install the next branch and let me know if it works (I did try it in French and it seemed to be OK).

it will only do an update when the rules have changed. It determines this by looking at the MD5SUM (this prevents it from downloading the large rulefiles unless necessary). You can force a change by modifying the appropriate lines in /var/ipfire/idsupdate/status . I usually just add a 'z' to the end...

I think I've fixed this. If you install from the 'next' branch with: ./install-statusmail.sh -bnext you'll get the changes. I'm certainly interested in corrections to the translations. Google translate is a start, but it doesn't understand the text. I'm in the process of making the necessary modific...

Hi, Unfortunately that won't work, since it'll read the state of the rulesets. I have though about adding a button to force the policy, but with the change to Suricata coming up that's not going to happen soon. The only way I can think of to force a policy is: Delete all the rulefiles fron /etc/snor...

I'm sorry about that - I'd forgotten I was working on the next branch. I've now merged it onto the master branch, together with an additional small bugfix.

If I forget to merge in the future, the installer will install from a branch if you tell it to: ./install-statusmail.sh -bnext

I've uploaded some changes which should fix both issues. If you run the installer again you'll get the updates.

Can you post a line that should be included in the message from each of the log files. That's /var/log/squidGuard/urlfilter.log for the URL filter and /var/log/message for the firewall. It's fine if you want to substitute any private information. For the URL filter it should be something like: 2018-...

It looks as if Outlook does have problems with embedded images. Some suggestions to try https://www.slipstick.com/problems/picture-placeholders-displaying-outlook-email-messages , but I've also seen suggestions that there is a bug. Also check that the source address is trusted by outlook. Unfortunat...

The BOGON list blocks addresses that should never be seen on the internet. This includes the private address spaces (10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, 192.168.0.0/16), loopback (127.0.0.0/8), multicast (224.0.0.0/4), test (192.0.2.0/24, 198.51.100.0/24, 203.0.113.0/24) and some others. It also includes add...

This is not really possible. The two PCs will talk directly to each other without going through IPFire. it's may be possible to make it more difficult by disabling DHCP and DNS, but this will make talking to everything more difficult, so I wouldn't recommend it. Depending on the facilities of your n...

I've now updated this: New Disk graphs Disk usage reports Re-arranged categories Better caching when reading log messages Better reporting of IP addresses and corresponding URLs (where available) Language files for French, German and Spanish (Auto-translated so there may be errors). Run the installe...

You need to manually download your rules before the updater will work - it uses the existing rule files to work out which sets of rule to download. I think the error: (3) Failed to open snort config file /etc/snort/rules/emerging.conf: No such file or directory is due to the old snort.conf file bein...