#!/usr/bin/perl
#
-# SmoothWall CGIs
+# IPFire CGIs
#
# This code is distributed under the terms of the GPL
#
-# (c) The SmoothWall Team
-#
-# $Id: credits.cgi,v 1.11.2.30 2006/01/08 13:33:36 eoberlander Exp $
+# (c) The IPFire Team
#
use strict;
#use warnings;
#use CGI::Carp 'fatalsToBrowser';
-require 'CONFIG_ROOT/general-functions.pl';
+require '/var/ipfire/general-functions.pl';
require "${General::swroot}/lang.pl";
require "${General::swroot}/header.pl";
&Header::openbox('100%', 'left', $Lang::tr{'credits'});
print <<END
-<br /><center><b>Visit us on <a href='http://www.ipcop.org/'>http://www.ipcop.org/</a></b></center>
-
-<p><b>Main Credits</b><br />
-Project Member - Mark Wormgoor
-(<a href='mailto:mark\@wormgoor.com'>mark\@wormgoor.com</a>)<br />
-Project Member & Configuration backup/restore - Eric S. Johansson
-(<a href='mailto:esj\@harvee.billerica.ma.us'>esj\@harvee.billerica.ma.us</a>)<br />
-Project Member - Jack Beglinger
-(<a href='mailto:jackb_guppy\@yahoo.com'>jackb_guppy\@yahoo.com</a>)<br />
-Developer - Darren Critchley
-(<a href='mailto:darrenc\@telus.net'>darrenc\@telus.net</a>)<br />
-Developer - Robert Kerr
-(<a href='mailto:LittleThor\@xsw.terminator.net'>LittleThor\@xsw.terminator.net</a>)<br />
-Developer - Alan Hourihane
-(<a href='mailto:alanh\@fairlite.demon.co.uk'>alanh\@fairlite.demon.co.uk</a>)<br />
-ADSL Developer - Gilles Espinasse
-(<a href='mailto:g.esp.ipcop\@free.fr'>g.esp.ipcop\@free.fr</a>)<br />
-Perl Developer - Franck Bourdonnec
-(<a href='mailto:fbourdonnec\@chez.com'>fbourdonnec\@chez.com</a>)<br />
-Testing - Dave Roberts
-(<a href='mailto:dave\@daver.demon.co.uk'>dave\@daver.demon.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Website Design + Graphics - Seth Bareiss
-(<a href='mailto:seth\@fureai-ch.ne.jp'>seth\@fureai-ch.ne.jp</a>)<br />
-Documentation - Harry Goldschmitt
-(<a href='mailto:harry\@hgac.com'>harry\@hgac.com</a>)<br />
-Red IP Aliasing - Steve Bootes
-(<a href='mailto:Steve\@computingdynamics.co.uk'>Steve\@computingdynamics.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Static DHCP Addresses - Graham Smith
-(<a href='mailto:grhm\@grhm.co.uk'>grhm\@grhm.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Squid graphs - Robert Wood
-(<a href='rob\@empathymp3.co.uk'>rob\@empathymp3.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Time Synchronization - Eric Oberlander
-(<a href='mailto:eric\@oberlander.co.uk'>eric\@oberlander.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Backup - Tim Butterfield
-(<a href='mailto:timbutterfield\@mindspring.com'>timbutterfield\@mindspring.com</a>)<br />
-DOV Support and Improved Dual ISDN Support - Traverse Technologies
-(<a href='http://www.traverse.com.au/'>http://www.traverse.com.au/</a>)<br />
-Traffic Shaping - David Kilpatrick
-(<a href='mailto:dave\@thunder.com.au'>dave\@thunder.com.au</a>)<br />
-Improved VPN Documentation - Christiaan Theron
-(<a href='mailto:christiaan.theron\@virgin.net'>christiaan.theron\@virgin.net</a>)<br />
-</p>
-
-<p><b>Translations</b><br />
-Rebecca Ward - Translation Coordinator
-(<a href='mailto:rebeccaaward\@cox.net'>rebeccaaward\@cox.net</a>)<br />
-Marco van Beek - Website Translation Database Developer
-(<a href='mailto:mvanbeek\@supporting-role.co.uk'>mvanbeek\@supporting-role.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Brazilian Portuguese:<br />
- Edson-Empresa
-(<a href='mailto:soma2\@somainformatica.com.br'>soma2\@somainformatica.com.br</a>)<br />
- Claudio Corrêa Porto
-(<a href='mailto:claudio\@tsasp.com.br'>claudio\@tsasp.com.br</a>)<br />
- Adilson Oliveira
-(<a href='mailto:adilson\@linuxembarcado.com.br'>adilson\@linuxembarcado.com.br</a>)<br />
- Mauricio Andrade
-(<a href='mailto:mandrade\@mma.com.br'>mandrade\@mma.com.br</a>)<br />
- Wladimir Nunes
-(<a href='mailto:wnunes\@treesystems.com.br'>wnunes\@treesystems.com.br</a>)<br />
-Chinese (Simplified):<br />
- Vince Chu
-(<a href='mailto:chuhei\@beunion.net'>chuhei\@beunion.net</a>)<br />
- Yuan-Chen Cheng
-(<a href='mailto:ycheng\@wiscore.com'>ycheng\@wiscore.com</a>)<br />
- Sohoguard
-(<a href='mailto:sohoguard\@hotmail.com'>sohoguard\@hotmail.com</a>)<br />
-Chinese (Traditional):<br />
- Ronald Ng
-(<a href='mailto:mwpmo\@hotmail.com'>mwpmo\@hotmail.com</a>)<br />
-Czech:<br />
- Petr Dvoracek
-(<a href='mailto:mandrake\@tiscali.cz'>mandrake\@tiscali.cz</a>)<br />
- Jakub Moc
-(<a href='mailto:Jakub.Moc\@seznam.cz'>Jakub.Moc\@seznam.cz</a>)<br />
-Danish:<br />
- Michael Rasmussen
-(<a href='mailto:mir\@datanom.net'>mir\@datanom.net</a>)<br />
-Dutch:<br />
- Gerard Zwart
-(<a href='mailto:zwartg\@home.nl'>zwartg\@home.nl</a>)<br />
- Berdt van der Lingen
-(<a href='mailto:berdt\@xs4all.nl'>berdt\@xs4all.nl</a>)<br />
- Tony Vroon
-(<a href='mailto:mrchainsaw\@users.sourceforge.net'>mrchainsaw\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Mark Wormgoor<br />
- Maikel Punie
-(<a href='mailto:maikel.punie\@gmail.com'>maikel.punie\@gmail.com</a>)<br />
-English:<br />
- Jack Beglinger
-(<a href='mailto:jackb_guppy\@yahoo.com'>jackb_guppy\@yahoo.com</a>)<br />
- James Brice
-(<a href='mailto:jbrice\@jamesbrice.com'>jbrice\@jamesbrice.com</a><br />
- Tim Butterfield
-(<a href='mailto:timbutterfield\@mindspring.com'>timbutterfield\@mindspring.com</a>)<br />
- Chris Clancey
-(<a href='mailto:chrisjc\@amoose.com'>chrisjc\@amoose.com</a>)<br />
- Harry Goldschmitt
-(<a href='mailto:harry\@hgac.com'>harry\@hgac.com</a>)<br />
- John Kastner
-(<a href='mailto:john\@kastner.us'>john\@kastner.us</a>)<br />
- Eric Oberlander
-(<a href='mailto:eric\@oberlander.co.uk'>eric\@oberlander.co.uk</a>)<br />
- Stephen Pielschmidt
-(<a href='mailto:stephen.pielschmidt\@sfp.com.au'>stephen.pielschmidt\@sfp.com.au</a>)<br />
- Peter Walker
-(<a href='mailto:peter.walker\@stockfast.co.uk'>peter.walker\@stockfast.co.uk</a>)<br />
-Finnish:<br />
- Kai Käpölä
-(<a href='mailto:kai\@kapola.fi'>kai\@kapola.fi</a>)<br />
-French:<br />
- Bertrand Sarthre
-(<a href='mailto:zetrebu\@softhome.net'>zetrebu\@softhome.net</a>)<br />
- Michel Janssens
-(<a href='mailto:micj\@ixus.net'>micj\@ixus.net</a>)<br />
- Erwann Simon
-(<a href='mailto:esn\@infobi.com'>esn\@infobi.com</a>) (<a href='mailto:wann\@ixus.net'>wann\@ixus.net</a>)<br />
- Patrick Bernaud
-(<a href='mailto:patrickbernaud\@users.sourceforge.net'>patrickbernaud\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Marc Faid\'herbe
-(<a href='mailto:marc\@decad.fr'>marc\@decad.fr</a>)<br />
- Eric Legigan
-(<a href='mailto:eric.legigan\@wanadoo.fr'>eric.legigan\@wanadoo.fr</a>)<br />
- Eric Berthomier
-(<a href='mailto:ebr\@infobi.com'>ebr\@infobi.com</a>)<br />
- Stéphane Le Bourdon
-(<a href='mailto:stephane.lebourdon\@free.fr'>stephane.lebourdon\@free.fr</a>)<br />
- Stéphane Thirion
-(<a href='mailto:sthirion\@activlan.com'>sthirion\@activlan.com</a>)<br />
- Jan M. Dziewulski
-(<a href='mailto:jan\@dziewulski.com'>jan\@dziewulski.com</a>)<br />
-
-(<a href='mailto:spoutnik\@inbox.lv'>spoutnik\@inbox.lv</a>)<br />
- Eric
-(<a href='mailto:darriak\@users.sourceforge.net'>darriak\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Eric Boniface
-(<a href='mailto:ericboniface\@chez.com'>ericboniface\@chez.com</a>)<br />
- Franck Bourdonnec
-(<a href='mailto:fbourdonnec\@chez.com'>fbourdonnec\@chez.com</a>)<br />
-German:<br />
- Dirk Loss
-(<a href='mailto:dloss\@uni-muenster.de'>dloss\@uni-muenster.de</a>)<br />
- Ludwig Steininger
-(<a href='mailto:antispam1eastcomp\@gmx.de'>antispam1eastcomp\@gmx.de</a>)<br />
- Helmet
-(<a href='mailto:list\@metatalk.de'>list\@metatalk.de</a>)<br />
- Markus
-(<a href='mailto:mstl\@gmx.de'>mstl\@gmx.de</a>)<br />
- Michael Knappe
-(<a href='mailto:michael.knappe\@chello.at'>michael.knappe\@chello.at</a>)<br />
- Michael Linke
-(<a href='mailto:linke\@netmedia.de'>linke\@netmedia.de</a>)<br />
- Richard Hartmann
-(<a href='mailto:linux\@smhsoftware.de'>linux\@smhsoftware.de</a>)<br />
- Ufuk Altinkaynak
-(<a href='mailto:ufuk.altinkaynak\@wibo-werk.com'>ufuk.altinkaynak\@wibo-werk.com</a>)<br />
- Gerhard Abrahams
-(<a href='mailto:g.abrahams\@gmx.de'>g.abrahams\@gmx.de</a>)<br />
- Benjamin Kohberg
-(<a href='mailto:b.kohberg\@pci-software.de'>b.kohberg\@pci-software.de</a>)<br />
- Samuel Wiktor
-(<a href='mailto:samuel.wiktor\@stud.tu-ilmenau.de'>samuel.wiktor\@stud.tu-ilmenau.de</a>)<br />
-Greek:<br />
- Spyros Tsiolis
-(<a href='mailto:info\@abaxb2b.com'>info\@abaxb2b.com</a>)<br />
- A. Papageorgiou
-(<a href='mailto:apap\@freemail.gr'>apap\@freemail.gr</a>)<br />
- G. Xrysostomou
-(<a href='mailto:gxry\@freemail.gr'>gxry\@freemail.gr</a>)<br />
-Hungarian:<br />
- Ádám Makovecz
-(<a href='mailto:adam\@makovecz.hu'>adam\@makovecz.hu</a>)<br />
- Ferenc Mányi-Szabó
-(<a href='mailto:asd1234\@freemail.hu'>asd1234\@freemail.hu</a>)<br />
-Italian:<br />
- Fabio Gava
-(<a href='mailto:fabio.gava\@bloomtech.it'>fabio.gava\@bloomtech.it</a>)<br />
- Antonio Stano
-(<a href='mailto:admin\@securityinfos.com'>admin\@securityinfos.com</a>)<br />
- Marco Spreafico
-(<a href='mailto:marco\@yetopen.it'>marco\@yetopen.it</a>)<br />
-Latino Spanish:<br />
- Fernando Díaz
-(<a href='mailto:fernando.diaz\@adinet.com.uy'>fernando.diaz\@adinet.com.uy</a>)<br />
-Lithuanian:<br />
- Aurimas Fišeras
-(<a href='mailto:aurimas\@gmail.com'>aurimas\@gmail.com</a>)<br />
- Rodion Kotelnikov
-(<a href='mailto:r0dik\@takas.lt'>r0dik\@takas.lt</a>)<br />
-Norwegian:<br />
- Morten Grendal
-(<a href='mailto:morten\@grendal.no'>morten\@grendal.no</a>)<br />
- Alexander Dawson
-(<a href='mailto:daftkid\@users.sourceforge.net'>daftkid\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Mounir S. Chermiti
-(<a href='mailto:mounir\@solidonline.org'>mounir\@solidonline.org</a>)<br />
- Runar Skraastad
-(<a href='mailto:rus-\@home.no'>rus-\@home.no</a>)<br />
- Alf-Ivar Holm
-(<a href='mailto:alfh\@ifi.uio.no'>alfh\@ifi.uio.no</a>)<br />
-Persian (Farsi):<br />
- Ali Tajik
-(<a href='mailto:trosec113\@gmail.com'>trosec113\@gmail.com</a>)<br />
- A T Khalilian<br />
-Polish:<br />
- Jack Korzeniowski
-(<a href='mailto:jk2002\@mail.com'>jk2002\@mail.com</a>)<br />
- Piotr
-(<a href='mailto:piotr\@esse.pl'>piotr\@esse.pl</a>)<br />
- Andrzej Zolnierowicz
-(<a href='mailto:zolnierowicz\@users.sourceforge.net'>zolnierowicz\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Remi Schleicher
-(remi(dot)schleicher(at)phreaker(dot)net)<br />
-Portuguese:<br />
- Luis Santos
-(<a href='mailto:luis\@ciclo2000.com'>luis\@ciclo2000.com</a>)<br />
- Renato Kenji Kano
-(<a href='mailto:renato_kenji\@users.sourceforge.net'>renato_kenji\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Mark Peter
-(<a href='mailto:mark\@markpeter.com'>mark\@markpeter.com</a>)<br />
- Wladimir Nunes
-(<a href='mailto:wnunes\@users.sourceforge.net'>wnunes\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Daniela Cattarossi
-(<a href='mailto:daniela\@netpandora.com'>daniela\@netpandora.com</a>)<br />
-Romanian:<br />
- Viorel Melinte
-(<a href='mailto:viorel.melinte\@hidro.ro'>viorel.melinte\@hidro.ro</a>)<br />
-Russian/Ukranian:<br />
- Vladimir Grichina
-(<a href='mailto:vgua\@users.sourceforge.net'>vgua\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Vitaly Tarasov
-(<a href='mailto:vtarasov\@knoa.com'>vtarasov\@knoa.com</a>)<br />
- Rodion Kotelnikov
-(<a href='mailto:r0dik\@takas.lt'>r0dik\@takas.lt</a>)<br />
-Slovak:<br />
- Miloš Mráz
-(<a href='mailto:Milos.Mraz\@svum.sk'>Milos.Mraz\@svum.sk</a>)<br />
- Drlik Zbynek
-(<a href='mailto:denix\@host.sk'>denix\@host.sk</a>)<br />
-Slovenian:<br />
- Miha Martinec
-(<a href='mailto:miha\@martinec.si'>miha\@martinec.si</a>)<br />
- Grega Varl
-(<a href='mailto:gregav\@finea-holding.si'>gregav\@finea-holding.si</a>)<br />
-Somali:<br />
- Arnt Karlsen
-(<a href='mailto:arnt\@c2i.net'>arnt\@c2i.net</a>)<br />
- Mohamed Musa Ali
-(<a href='mailto:alimuse\@hotmail.com'>alimuse\@hotmail.com</a>)<br />
- Michael Spann
-(<a href='mailto:dr-ms\@lycos.de'>dr-ms\@lycos.de</a>)<br />
-Spanish:<br />
- Curtis Anderson
-(<a href='mailto:curtis_anderson\@curtisanderson.com'>curtis_anderson\@curtisanderson.com</a>)<br />
- Diego Lombardia
-(<a href='mailto:Diego.Lombardia\@IT-Plus.com.ar'>Diego.Lombardia\@IT-Plus.com.ar</a>)<br />
- Mark Peter
-(<a href='mailto:mark\@markpeter.com'>mark\@markpeter.com</a>)<br />
- QuiQue Soriano
-(<a href='mailto:jqsoriano\@hotmail.com'>jqsoriano\@hotmail.com</a>)<br />
- David Cabrera Lozano
-(<a href='mailto:silews\@users.sourceforge.net'>silews\@users.sourceforge.net</a>)<br />
- Jose Sanchez
-(<a href='mailto:jsanchez\@cyberdude.com'>jsanchez\@cyberdude.com</a>)<br />
- Santiago Cassina
-(<a href='mailto:scap2000\@yahoo.com'>scap2000\@yahoo.com</a>)<br />
- Marcelo Zunino
-(<a href='mailto:cezuni\@adinet.com.uy'>cezuni\@adinet.com.uy</a>)<br />
- Alfredo Matignon
-(<a href='mailto:amatignon\@softhome.net'>amatignon\@softhome.net</a>)<br />
- Juan Janczuk
-(<a href='mailto:jjanzcuk\@msn.com'>jjanzcuk\@msn.com</a>)<br />
-Swedish:<br />
- Anders Sahlman
-(<a href='mailto:anders.sahlman\@dataunit.se'>anders.sahlman\@dataunit.se</a>)<br />
- Christer Jonson
-(<a href='mailto:christer.jonson\@swipnet.se'>christer.jonson\@swipnet.se</a>)<br />
-Thai:<br />
- Touchie
-(<a href='mailto:pongsathorns\@se-ed.net'>pongsathorns\@se-ed.net</a>)<br />
-Turkish:<br />
- Ismail Murat Dilek
-(<a href='mailto:olive\@zoom.co.uk'>olive\@zoom.co.uk</a>)<br />
- Emre Sumengen
-<br />
-Vietnamese:<br />
- Le Dinh Long
-(<a href='mailto:longld\@yahoo.com'>longld\@yahoo.com</a>)<br />
-</p>
-
-<p><b>Smoothwall</b><br />
-IPCop is partially based on the <a href='http://www.smoothwall.org'>Smoothwall</a> GPL
-version, v0.9.9. We are grateful to them for both inspiring this product and
-giving us the codebase to work with. Smoothwall was developed by:
-</p>
+<br /><center><b>Besuchen sie uns auf <a href='http://www.ipfire.org/'>http://www.ipfire.org/</a></b></center>
+<br /><center><b>Visit us on <a href='http://www.ipfire.org/'>http://www.ipfire.org/</a></b></center>
<p>
-Founder and Project Manager - Richard Morrell
-(<a href='mailto:richard\@smoothwall.org'>richard\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Development Team Leader and Author - Lawrence Manning
-(<a href='mailto:lawrence\@smoothwall.org'>lawrence\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Dan Goscomb - Architecture team leader, Core Developer & Perl Guru
-(<a href='mailto:dang\@smoothwall.org'>dang\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Paul Tansom - Worldwide Community Liason
-(<a href='mailto:paul\@smoothwall.org'>paul\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-William Anderson - Worldwide Online Team Manager & Webmanager
-(<a href='mailto:neuro\@smoothwall.org'>neuro\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Rebecca Ward - Worldwide Online Support Manager
-(<a href='mailto:becca\@smoothwall.org'>becca\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Bill Ward - US Support & Evangelist
-(<a href='mailto:bill\@smoothwall.org'>bill\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Chris Ross - Chief Wizard
-(<a href='mailto:chris\@smoothwall.org'>chris\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Mark Wormgoor - ISDN Lead Developer
-(<a href='mailto:mark\@wormgoor.com'>mark\@wormgoor.com</a>)<br />
-Eric Johansson - US Team Leader
-(<a href='mailto:esj\@harvee.billerica.ma.us'>esj\@harvee.billerica.ma.us</a>)<br />
-Dan Cuthbert - Lead Security Manager
-(<a href='mailto:security\@smoothwall.org'>security\@smoothwall.org</a>)<br />
-Pierre-Yves Paulus - Belgian Team Leader and PPPoE guru
-(<a href='mailto:pauluspy\@easynet.be'>pauluspy\@easynet.be</a>)<br />
-John Payne - DNS & Tech Contibutor
-(<a href='mailto:john\@sackheads.org'>john\@sackheads.org</a>)<br />
-Adam Wilkinson - VPN Assistance
-(<a href='mailto:aaw10\@hslmc.cam.ac.uk'>aaw10\@hslmc.cam.ac.uk</a>)<br />
-Jez Tucker - Testing
-(<a href='mailto:jez\@rib-it.org'>jez\@rib-it.org</a>)<br />
-Pete Guyan - Tech testing & Input
-(<a href='mailto:pete\@snowplains.org'>pete\@snowplains.org</a>)<br />
-Nigel Fenton - Development and Testing
-(<a href='mailto:nigel.fenton\@btinternet.com'>nigel.fenton\@btinternet.com</a>)<br />
-Bob Dunlop - The Guru's Guru & Code Magician
-(<a href='mailto:rjd\@xyzzy.clara.co.uk'>rjd\@xyzzy.clara.co.uk</a>)<br />
+<br /><center><b>IPFire is based on IPCop and Smoothwall. Many thanks to its developers for this great piece of software.</b></center>
+
+<p><b>Credits:</b><br />
+Projektleiter - Michael Tremer
+(<a href='mailto:m.s.tremer\@gmail.com'>m.s.tremer\@gmail.com</a>)<br />
+Projektmitglied & Sponsor - Detlef Lampart
+(<a href='mailto:info\@delaco.de'>info\@delaco.de</a>)<br />
+Projektmitglied & Developer - Heiner Irgendwas...
+(<a href='mailto:email\@fehlt.com'>email\@fehlt.com</a>)<br />
+Projektmitglied & Supporter - Silvio Rechenbach
+(<a href='mailto:sr\@tne.de'>sr\@tne.de</a>)<br />
+Sponsor - Karsten Rechenbach
+(<a href='mailto:email\@fehlt.com'>email\@fehlt.com</a>)<br />
+Betatester - Sebastian Winter
+(<a href='mailto:sebastian.winter\@gmail.com'>sebastian.winter\@gmail.com</a>)<br />
</p>
-<br />
END
;
+&Header::closebox();
+
+&Header::openbox('100%', 'left', 'GPL');
+print <<END;
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