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Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a great start. The IPFire development team has been very busy over the holidays and is bringing you the latest update for IPFire ready for testing. It comes yet again with a huge amount of package updates to keep your firewall up to date and IPFire the modern Linux OS that it is. The update also includes a number of smaller bug fixes and groundwork for some bigger changes that will be released over the next couple of updates.
We Value Your Feedback
We hope you had a wonderful holiday season and found time to relax. Recently, we have noticed a reduction in feedback on our testing updates. If you've installed the latest version, we would love to hear from you—even if it is just a quick thumbs up. Your input is invaluable and helps us improve IPFire for everyone.
Changes
Package Updates
Core System
Add-Ons
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We Value Your Feedback
We hope you had a wonderful holiday season and found time to relax. Recently, we have noticed a reduction in feedback on our testing updates. If you've installed the latest version, we would love to hear from you—even if it is just a quick thumbs up. Your input is invaluable and helps us improve IPFire for everyone.
Changes
- Firewall
- The Feodo Tracker Aggressive lists has been removed as it is no longer available
- The list of open connection has received a number of bug fixes where formerly the destination country was shown in an incorrect colour
- Phil Scar has updated the French translation on the firewall options page to make them more clear
- Backup: A problem has been resolved where sometimes a backup of an add-on package could not be restored
Package Updates
Core System
- abseil-cpp 20240722.0
- autoconf-archive 2024.10.16
- bash 5.2.37
- beep 1.4.12
- bridge-utils 1.7.1
- btrfs-progs 6.11
- c-ares 1.34.3
- cairo 1.18.2
- chkconfig 1.30
- conntrack-tools 1.4.8
- cURL 8.11.0
- elfutils 0.192
- expat 2.6.4
- freetype 2.13.3
- fribidi 1.0.16
- fuse 3.16.2
- gawk 5.3.1
- gdb 15.2
- glib 2.83.0
- GnuTLS 3.8.8
- harfbuzz 10.1.0
- hwdata 0.389
- i2c-tools 4.4
- iana-etc 20241024
- intel-microcode 20241112
- iproute2 6.11.0
- ipset 7.22
- iptables 1.8.11
- iputils 20240905
- json-c 0.18
- kmod 33
- knot 3.4.2
- krb5 1.21.3
- less 668
- libarchive 3.7.7
- libcap 2.73
- libedit 20240808-3.1
- libgpg-error 1.51
- libjpeg 3.0.4
- libnetfilter_conntrack 1.0
- libnl-3 3.11.0
- liboping 1.10.0
- libpcap 1.10.5
- libpipeline 1.5.8
- libtirpc 1.3.6
- libtool 2.5.4
- libuv 1.49.2
- libxml2 2.13.5
- lsof 4.99.4
- lvm2 2.03.28
- man 2.13.0
- memtest 7.20
- meson 1.6.0
- oath-toolkit 2.6.12
- openldap 2.6.8
- OpenSSL 3.4.0
- PAM 1.7.0
- pango 1.54.0
- pciutils 3.13.0
- perl-Imager 1.024
- pixman 0.44.0
- protobuf 28.3
- qpdf 11.9.1
- Ruby 3.3.6
- sudo 1.9.16p2
- sysstat 12.7.6
- sysvinit 3.11
- SQLite 3.47.0.200
- Suricata 7.0.8
- usbutils 018
- utfcpp 4.0.6
- vim 9.1.0886
- wget 1.25.0
- xfsprogs 6.11.0
- xz 5.6.3
Add-Ons
- alsa 1.2.13
- amazon-ssm-agent 3.3.1345.0
- aws-cli 1.36.15
- cifs-utils 7.1
- dnsdist 1.9.7
- elinks 0.17.1.1
- ffmpeg 7.1
- libtalloc 2.4.2
- libvirt 10.10.0
- libyajl has been removed since libvirt no longer depends on it
- monit 5.34.3
- mympd 19.0.1
- samba 4.21.2
- screen 5.0.0
- sshfs 3.7.3
- tftpd will no longer remove /var/tftpboot on uninstall
- Tor 0.4.8.13
- tshark 4.4.2
- zabbix-agentd 6.0.37 LTS
- Zabbix now also reports the IPS throughput and the count of blocked IP addresses by Guardian
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