The complaints about widescreen being broken should be lodged here:

Somewhere in this threat JIMP has posted a secret link to a ubber hush-hush temp-fix for the widescreen problem for 2.1

The prize for finding the link may include working wide-screen or unexpected side effects.  Not sure yet.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,62410.msg364641.html#msg364641

It seems to have fixed itself. I had to put 2.0.3 back on and then perform the updates to get Havp running. When I upgraded again to 2.1 it started just fine.

snort on pfSense 2.1

can you provide me with an example script that would apply the changes to the enforcing rules file after each automatic rule update, or any change in enabled rules preprocessors.

thanks

Got merged on Github, looks to be fixed on new installs.

Nevermind, i figured it out, another firewall was blocking it from accessing the emerging threats rule set.

Thanks.

How many interfaces is lightsquid supposed to report on for you?

Are there firewall rules that would prevent all the interfaces from seeing each other?

In services > proxy server > access control

in the External Cache-Managers, is the IP for all of the interfaces you are attempting to monitor listed there?

It sounds like your system has some autoconfigbackup setting enabled (or maybe just having the package mentioned in the config is enough) and thus various operations on the system try to invoke that automagically. But the "inc" file is only half there.
I would get the file from GitHub - https://raw.github.com/pfsense/pfsense-packages/master/config/autoconfigbackup/autoconfigbackup.inc - copy the raw code from the GitHub raw display. Use Diagnostics->Edit File to open /usr/local/pkg/autoconfigbackup.inc , select all, paste the good code over the top, save.
Now the code should be callable. Then you can access System->Packages and (hopefully) remove or reinstall or whatever you want.

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I think it might be worth your time to go ahead with a 64GB install just to say you did if you can lay your hands on more RAM later.
RAM can be had for cheap and running squid with a RAM cache makes things speedy.
You can simultaneously fulfil your childish-gimmicky love of the word 64-bit while preparing for future upgrade.
Its supported.  http://ark.intel.com/products/59682

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Well - I only run squid at home here and with a house full of people banging away on keyboards it takes weeks to fill 25000 of disk cache for me.  Assuming the cache isn't stale, that might = better performance, but I'd bet it would make a much bigger difference if a couple hundred people were on it or more.

Personally, I think the blacklists from Squidblacklist.org are much better than the ones from Shallalist.de that are the default with SquidGuard.  8)

@Amirkabir:

Have you changed files like globals.inc? for example, product_website must be valid.

I haven't edited any files, I went in and looked at the file you mentioned and that variable points to "www.pfsense.org"

EDIT

I've been fighting with this for several hours with no luck and now out of the blue it works… It's baffling to me why it would suddenly start working without me doing anything, but I guess i can't complain >_>

@dvserg:

The Squid/SquidGuard can not take users/groups from User Manager. Look exists Squid auth methods - squid have self local users list & it is (usernames) also can be used with SquidGuard. Squid - master application, that defined how users will be identified; and, the squidGuard - a slave application, that only receives this usernames for filtering.

Nice a straight answer thanks so much!  I will look in to this and I will also be clicking your thanks button!

DrClaw

What script in pfsense tools can be used to build PBI?

I tried everything above and still did not solve the problem for me – barnyard2 would not start on reboot. I had to reinstall snort each time.

A simple symlink solves the problem though. See my reply in this other thread:

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,65090.msg362664.html#msg362664

@michel2013:

Hi,

I was looking for a certain package that can show(prefere html view) status of several static ip address within the network (Access Points) . And it would be great if PfSense can sent a email when one of the configured IP's is down.

For example:

IP                                Status                              Up or down since
192.168.1.201            up                                    2013-09-09 5:12 AM
192.168.1.202            up                                    2013-09-09 5:12 AM
192.168.1.202            down                                2013-06-05 1:45 PM

If this can not be done , is there maybe an easy way to include a PHP page within the PfSense admin environment to implement this functionality?

I don't know if this will help you much but if you have a PC with Windows there are 2 tools I find useful in this instance.

http://www.softperfect.com/products/networkscanner/  <– Great tool to see whats happening now and link to connect to various services and devices.

http://www.overlooksoft.com/fing This will do what you want on demand.  It keeps track of all the computers as they appear and lets you know if there offline.  If you have a VPN you can access it right from your smart phone from anywhere.

Hope you find these useful.

DrClaw

I see. Thanks for the reply. ezjail works fine for now then.