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The Mesh was formed by a group of Darwin based enthusiasts sharing common interests in computing, wireless communications and electronics for tropical and remote regions.

The goal of The Mesh is to assist in the collaborative foundation and promotion of community wireless projects in tropical or remote areas. This site has been created to provide a centralised collection of web based resources to facilitate these goals.

The Mesh is fully commited to;

Open Source - Not for Profit - Non Commercial Models

Through Open Source mechanisms we hope to advocate, encourage and support the construction of community based wireless networks and solutions.

All contributions are welcome! Check out the Wiki and our Forums,
For more information, please refer to the FAQ or try Getting Started.


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News

Dnsmasq important package update
By: Jinx  on: Thu 24 of Jul, 2008 [05:07 UTC]  (220 reads)
Dnsmasq, the DNS/DHCP server used by most embedded Linux devices has been updated to protect against the DNS cache poisoning vulnerability released earlier this month. Secunia has detailed information on the exploits. There is also an article on Slashdot regarding the issue.

For users of OpenWrt? based firmware, X-Wrt? has released the 2.45 version of Dnsmasq as an ipkg here.
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Netgear release an Open Source firmware Wireless 54G router/ap
By: Jinx  on: Tue 08 of Jul, 2008 [23:54 UTC]  (236 reads)
Netgear seem to have cottoned onto the idea of running a Linux based firmware on one of their wireless routers. Although, it's a little late in the game, it is good to see more of the big companies getting on board.
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Australian Open Source Industry & Community Report
By: Jinx  on: Wed 09 of Apr, 2008 [08:18 UTC]  (472 reads)
Waugh Partners have posted their findings on the Australian Open Source Industry & Community Census 2007.

Check it out here.
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