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Subject: P2Pwall, FTwall ?
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Hello,
is there anything resembling P2Pwall, FTwall for FreeBSD ?
http://p2pwall.sourceforge.net 

or is there any project which is intentioned to bring such an application
type avaliable into FreeBSD ?

thanks

Rick