[Wolves] Dual-green Smoothwall

[Old Dan]

'lo

Hate to go all, like, on-topic and stuff on y'all but...

I'm running a smoothie box here facing the internet with the 'old' 
swerver, running postgres, cyrus IMAP, opengroupware, samba and whatnot 
for the network on green.  It's a straight red-green configuration with 
the 'net dual-natted, with a portforward thingie going on ports 25 and 
80 for the opengroupware/cyrus stuff.

The thing is, what I would like to do is have a red-orange-green setup 
with the server on orange.  This is, of course, eminently doable except 
for one thing:  I need two green interfaces, because I have both a wired 
100baseTX subnet and a wireless subnet going simultaneously, both routed 
together through iptables on the server so both subnets can see each 
other. Smoothie GPL just won't do that.  Neither, it seems, will the 
paid smoothie version, or so I'm led to believe.

Maybe I'm wrong there.

What I'm not sure of is whether to switch to IPCop(if it'll even do it), 
pay smoothwall £££ for the corporate version plus the smoothdualgreen or 
whatever module (I did read somewhere what the name of it would be, 
together with a 'that's hard to do and it's on hold for now as no-one 
seems to want it' message) or blatantly nick(*) the iptables/snort setup 
of smoothwall and extend it for the multiple interfaces on some sort of 
minimal Debian install.  What I *really* don't want to do is have to go 
into the nooks and crannies of the existing smoothwall config files and 
do it that way, especially since I suspect that when the next security 
update from Smoothwall appears it'll probably break any changes I make.

Has anyone come across this?
::peers at crowd::

-- 
Dan
(*) Aha!  So *that's* what open-source is for!  ;)