Try this on for size. Run this pkg_add -r http://files.pfsense.org/packages/All/sendmail-8.13.8.tbz Then add a mail(); function call to /etc/inc/dyndns.class…I'd do it for you, but I don't have time to incorporate the GUI...

NO! - It hasn't got enough memory for a start, http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,1712.0.html I think you'll find its only got 32Mb of RAM. How do you propose you'd get the image on there? there is no IDE interface, no USB interface and no CF slot! Stick it in the bin, I did mine…

I know what it is and no longer want the system logs. I drove Nmap and ARP was then decided that it was on the WAN as it was. It is my broadband modem that sends 1.1.1.1 so how can I remove it from the system logs? or block it from the WAN, or in any way to remove it?

If it's a binary you could look to the Linux compatibility option.  It isn't pretty, and you'll be entirely on your own ;) Alternatively, there is npre (1.9) and npre2 (2.11) in the ports tree - both of which are Nagios addons.  That would probably be a lot less painful.

One of the customization you guys have made to the site seems to be causing this behaviour, because I just installed SMF and both slick graphite themes on my site, and I'm not seeing it.  However, in any case, I believe that if you add the following lines to the main theme css file, it will fix it.  It will also still allow people to set their own colors on table cells.  If this causes any problems, remove the "tr" before style, and that should [still] fix everything, but from a broader perspective. .post table tr[style]{     color:#000000 !important; }

Thanks!!!

Note after installation: On the first - enable log in squid package with "/var/squid/log" path. On the second - press Refresh button for create lightsquid reports, else you will have error diagnostic page.

I just login to the shell (of pfSense firewall) and setup my cron jobs by $ crontab -e At least this works here :) My cron jobs list: $ crontab -l */1 * * * * /usr/sbin/arp -an > /root/arp

In reality squid allows you to do that. When using pfSense you may find some options in WebGUI / Services / Proxy server / Access control / Whitelist The domains from the whilelist will be accessable to the users that are allowed to use the proxy.  (though they may still be block by squidGuard). I don't know if it solves your problem. At least it's the anwser for you topic's title. So at any one time, we would potentially need to be able to resolve www.foo.com to any one of 4 different IPs, depending on the client making the request. Doing this on local hosts files is nice and easy; doing it as a DNS forward override is an all-or-nothing approach. I currenlty have no idea for this!

hehe , not that door… the other door  :P

Arpwatch is an option and there is a port for freebsd.  This also used to be a package on pfsense. http://www.freshports.org/net-mgmt/arpwatch Might be fairly easy to recreate this as a package. Will even email you when a dup IP is detected.

Install pfflowd package, Install manageengines netflow analyzer on a server or PC.  Configure pfflowd to point to the ip of the machine with netflow analyzer.  make sure both are set to use port 9996.  Traffic should begin to show up in PC after about 10 minutes.  Make sure to unblock port 9996 on PC if using software firewall ie windows firewall.  Create an IP group for your subnet or you will not see both outbound and inbound throughput.  Set in/out bandwidth for interface and ip group.

Figured it out.  Had to do Capital R (Shift R)