File	Date	Author	Commit
conf.d	2016-01-26	AllKind	[4f8053] Documentation corrections.
help.d	2016-01-26	AllKind	[1f9a3e] More documentation corrections.
scripts.d	2016-01-26	AllKind	[82b346] Remove obsolet epilog script.
template_repo.d	2015-04-09	AllKind	[1e6e16] Changed xml syntax version to 1.0.
README	2015-08-24	AllKind	[51626c] Fix typo in README.
defaults.conf	2015-03-31	AllKind	[fdd0a3] Added interactive template builder.
gpl.txt	2011-01-13	AllKind	[75c5db] Initial commit
install.bash	2016-01-25	AllKind	[73d650] Fix some errors in the installer.
ip-array.bin	2016-01-26	AllKind	[695910] Bump version to 1.0.3.
ip-array.init	2016-01-25	AllKind	[83f4b4] Update Copyright header
ip-array.init_pre_net_boot	2016-01-25	AllKind	[83f4b4] Update Copyright header
ip-array_global_defs	2016-01-25	AllKind	[83f4b4] Update Copyright header
ip-array_interactive_functions	2016-01-25	AllKind	[83f4b4] Update Copyright header
ip-array_ipset_functions	2016-01-25	AllKind	[83f4b4] Update Copyright header
ip-array_ipt_functions	2016-01-25	AllKind	[83f4b4] Update Copyright header
ip-array_main_functions	2016-01-26	AllKind	[42c9cc] Fix commands not being applied when ipset is used.
ip-array_tc_functions	2016-01-26	AllKind	[b4f1db] Fix wrong value for prio in tc_add_class().

Read Me

IP-ARRAY README


What is IP-Array?
	An iptables firewall (IPv4) and traffic shaping script written in bash.
	It is meant to be used from single hosts to small and mid-sized networks.

Where to get it?
	IP-Array is currently hosted at sf.net.
	The project page is at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ip-array/.
	Its homepage is at: http://ip-array.sourceforge.net/.

Features
	It does support most features of iptables and some of xtables-addons.

	- Rules are written in simple XML.
		They can be written in different ways depending on the need.
		Either as (grouped / nested) XML tags, or so called ruleblocks,
		where only values have to be put into.
		Their structure is defined by custom templates.
	- Different start modi.
	- Custom epilog and prolog scripts for each start mode.
	- Muliple levels of output verbosity with optional syslog logging.
	- Coloured output (can be disabled).
	- Various /proc filesystem settings.
	- Automatic 'jump tree' creation options.
	- An interactive wizard based mode to create configuration files.
	- Public functions.
	- ipset support.
	- Some autoconfig presets for DNS, FTP, SMTP, NTP, IPSEC, etc.
	- The ability to save the generated iptables / ipset, tc rules, modprobe,
		or /proc commands to a file.
	- Error handling. Previous system states can be restored on error.
	- Traffic shaping.
	
Installation, Configuration, System Requirements, etc.
	Please read the reference manual.