Software update: ClarkConnect 1.2

ClarkConnect is a Linux distribution that turns a standard PC into a dedicated broadband gateway and server. Version 1.2 has seen the light of day and comes with the following description:

ClarkConnect is a software package that transforms standard PC hardware into a dedicated broadband gateway and easy-to-use server. The software is a great solution for small businesses and organizations, home offices, and networked homes!

This software will delete everything on your target system.

What’s New – 1.1 to 1.2
The internal workings of ClarkConnect have changed quite a bit. We are a few steps closer to publishing the “Black Box API” — this will allow us and others to develop software faster and better.

• Based on Red Hat 7.3
• Virtual host support for the Apache web server
• Virtual host support for the Postfix mail server
• Additional configuration options in the web-based administration
• Updated firewall
• Bandwidth limiter
• New look and feel
• Red Hat 7.3 updates to December 1, 2002

Changed Features

• Postfix has replaced the Exim mail server

Bug Fixes

• PPPoE issues
• Bootup order issue with Samba and Cups
• Webalizer reports file permission issues
• Webalizer reports missing history
• Incorrect PPPoE detection in several ClarkConnect tools (eg the web-based administration)
• Plenty of other little tweaks

Known Issues

• ProFTP fails on a machine installed as standalone with DHCP
• Webdav does not work with Windows 98 Web Folders

[break]The following two downloads are available: