@jimp:

I haven't seen any for me.

Something like that :

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Hey, <<me>>!

Your login details at pfSense Forum have been changed and your password reset. Below are your new login details.

Your username is "<<me>>" and your password is "exxxxxxxx1".

You may change it after you login by going to the profile page, or by visiting this page after you login:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=profile

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Hey, <<me>>!

Your login details at pfSense Forum have been changed and your password reset. Below are your new login details.

Your username is "<<me>>" and your password is "exxxx1".

You may change it after you login by going to the profile page, or by visiting this page after you login:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=profile

Regards,
The pfSense Forum Team.
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strange :-/

Edit : OK !
lsf has done some changes on my account (PM at 6:32 PM GMT+1), 3 emails at 6:30 PM GMT+1 and 6:37, and another one at 6:37

@cmb:

[…] your session will be invalidated after an hour of inactivity.

thats the problem… independent of (in-)activity the session expires after 60 minutes per default.
Thats a "nice" feature if your post go into /dev/null when posting (even with several previews before...

AGREE!!

"IE10 is actually a very good browser!"

Yes - I was particularly impressed with IE10 the other day when visiting a site with a self signed cert and the only option provided was not to go to the site.  It was quite a fulfilling experience.  Luck for me both Chrome and Firefox had no problems.

I dont Jim and thats why I asked before clicking any links in it and reporting it as spam :D

You can do this now (and have been able to for years) with port aliases. Firewall > Aliases, make a new alias of the type "ports" and put in 80, 22, 21, 443. Then set the port on the NAT rule to 'other' and enter the alias name.

There aren't any that long but you will momentarily see a bunch of them as the control loads.

That's what you get for using sucky browsers… (Hint: backspace and the back mouse button still works.)

I thought my password would show as ***
Quick…  Someone...  Delete this thread!

@dvserg:

I doubt the need to change the functional of GUI. Any situation can be solved by the exist resources.

Sure it can, but I think this feature would be handy.
anyway, thank you!

This was fun to build and configure.  Not as challenging as it could have been, though, if someone hadn't already compiled an image for the Pi: http://ntpi.openchaos.org/downloads/

Lots of useful info at this site, including the above link: http://www.satsignal.eu/ntp/Raspberry-Pi-NTP.html

Maybe one day I'll get around to putting it all in a box and mount the antenna where it has a better view of the sky.  It's just sitting next to the window at the moment so the time is not that good - but always less than a second out (normally about 250-300ms).

1 x Adafruit Ultimate GPS Breakout - 66 channel w/10 Hz updates (Version 3) [ID:746] = $39.95
1 x Raspberry Pi Model B 512MB RAM[ID:998] = $39.95
1 x SMA to uFL/u.FL/IPX/IPEX RF Adapter Cable[ID:851] = $3.95
1 x GPS Antenna - External Active Antenna - 3-5V 28dB 5 Meter SMA[ID:960] = $12.95

About $100 plus shipping.

My pfSense runs in a VM on the free version of ESXi, so there was no way to pass in the PPS signal on a serial port.

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MD5 hashes need not be broken, just make up other words that have the same md5 and then use them as passwords!

http://wordd.org/67173F5E47E51642F9F7C7D22B0187AA

MD5 Collision can be used:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD5#Collision_vulnerabilities
http://cryptography.hyperlink.cz/MD5_collisions.html
http://cryptography.hyperlink.cz/2006/program_v1_pd.zip
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/933497/create-your-own-md5-collisions

I think that at least for the stickies it should be allowed to edit your posts. For my example, I have to message a mod, he has to find time to make the changes I tell him to, just to keep the sticky organized.
Imagine having me posting a new post every time I find a new snort false positive. The list (at least my offline list) updates at least once every week. having 52 posts just for a year in a sticky to keep track of a list is not something we all want.