iptoip 0.2.0

Iptoip is a perl script to help maintaining an ipvsadm table on a non fixed ip adress or an intermitent connection.
It is specially useful when using an intermittent internet connection or when your ISP breaks conections to reaffect IP addresses (like in France) It use the ipvsadm tool to build and update a forwarding routing table.
The program is written in perl. It uses a configuration file to know which interface to use, which port to forward, and to which box in the internal network. For example your external ip is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and you forward the http default port (80) to the computer zzz.zzz.zzz.zzz in your internal network. Everytime youve got a new public ip you should launch iptoip to update your ipvsadm table with your new ip yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy:80 to zzz.zzz.zzz.zzz:80
The name iptoip have no particuliar history, it was found when I was asked by sourceforge to find a name for my project, before it was : toto, test, titi, test1... But anyway, I think iptoip expresses well the idea to transfer something from one ip to another ip...but you know...hey..."whats in my mind" (c) Pixies.
Main features:
- external XML configuration file
- only one file for several configurations
- check if IP is really public
- able to use syslog to log in /var/log/messages
- no-check mode
- verbose mode
Enhancements:
- add udp/tcp support ( Thx Florin Grad )
- change verbose mode
- now an update line is dropped for every forward we add
- should me a lot clearer than before with some cosmetic changes
- remove redundant displaying
- fix usage of alternate config file
- now we can use "iptoip file.xml" we dont need to do "iptoip ./file.xml" as before
- update man/doc pages