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[kde-announce] kvpnc 0.8.1

From:  Christoph Thielecke <crissi99-AT-gmx.de>
To:  kde-announce <kde-announce-AT-kde.org>
Subject:  [kde-announce] kvpnc 0.8.1
Date:  Mon, 24 Oct 2005 19:21:13 +0200

Name: kvpnc
Version: 0.8.1
Type: Networking Tool
Depend: KDE 3.2.x
License: GPL
Homepage: http://home.gna.org/kvpnc/
More Info:
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=12570

Description:
 KVpnc is a KDE Desktop Environment frontend for
various vpn clients. It supports Cisco VPN (vpnc),
IPSec (FreeS/WAN (OpenS/WAN), racoon), PPTP
(pptpclient) and OpenVPN.

You need vpnc >= 0.3 and Crypto++
(http://www.eskimo.com/~weidai/cryptlib.html)

Note: translators still welcome. Kvpnc is
currently translated to Bulgarian, Catalan,
Chinese, Dutch, German, Hungary, Italian, French,
Portuguese Brazilian, Polish, Russian, Slovak and
Spanish

* vpnc is here:
http://www.rockerssoft.org/apt/fedora/2/en/i386/RPMS.rock...
+ vpnc is here:
ftp://ftp.blackpanther.hu/blackPanther.OS/All/v5.1/media1...

Changelog:
 This is the next major release, so the list is
long:

bugfixes:
- group password in enterpassworddialog fixed
- if password is empty after import saving
password now disabled
- quit at dock fixed
- default value for keeping default route changed
to false
- crash at disconnect fixed
- last profile fixed if profile list is empty
- tunnel ip in tooltip fixed (vpnc)
- config file corruption fixed
- refuse eap option non-action fixed, thanks to
loic pfefferkorn

new features:
- internal cisco decoder added. thanks to hal9000
- missing ui file added
- pcf import gives a warning if vpnc is not
installed
- automaticlly loading kernel modules (esp4 and
ah4) for racoon added
- handbook updated
- translations updated
- more tooltips and whatsthis tips
- option for disabling lzo compression on openvpn
added


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