From 6057e37bf6492a6a9a243522ea77d28b530e5fbe Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Lennart Poettering
Version 0.2 released; changes include: ported to kernel 2.4.22, autoconf/automake based build system, init script
+Version 0.3 released; changes +include: IV are no longer simply increased from packet to packet, a C +implementation of seppl-gen-key was added, the +iptables release is automatically detected now, support for +kernels with versioned symbols.
+ +Version 0.2 released; changes +include: ported to kernel 2.4.22, autoconf/automake based build +system, init script
seppl is truely peer-to-peer. It encrypts seamlessly all outgoing traffic and it thus compatible with routing daemons. It is extremely easy to use as well, as it makes no change to the normal routing -behaviour. seppl ist extremely leightweight.
+behaviour. seppl is extremely lightweight.The payload is the original IP-playload, from the TCP/UDP/other header to the end.
+seppl interferes with netfilter's connection tracking in +some way. Thus you will not be able to use NAT in conjunction with +seppl. If you use connection tracking in some other way +together with seppl your mileage may vary.
+ +seppl is tested with Linux 2.4.{22,23}. It is not yet ported to 2.6.
seppl requires Linux 2.4.22 (sources installed) and +
seppl requires Linux 2.4.{22,23} (configured sources installed) and iptables 1.2.8 or newer.
-The userspace tools require Python 2.1 or newer
+The complete userspace tool set requires Python 2.1 or newer. A stripped down set in C is available as well.
None so far
+Donald J Bindner for many patches
Get seppl's development sources from the Subversion repository.