Well, your explorer.exe shell crashes… Definitely not forum or pfSense fault. See the event log.

Yeah, if we find them or they get reported as out of place, they can go to the IPsec board.

rgr that

What was the old e-mail address? Currently it doesn't show any notifications configured for your userid.

just would like to see my alias in the firewall logs rather than the IP's , especially if my alias only has one ip or in a range

Did you check in your profile settings? I think thats how i changed mine.  ;)

@Gertjan: Ah, ok - just a 'forum problem'. Yeah, server ran out of disk space (y'all generate a lot of web logs, some were missing from rotation). @Gertjan: I thought, yesterday, that it could as well be normal, because I received that huge mail from GIT announcing me that 2.2 has been put in the oven, that there was a huge visitor activity  :) Well now 2.2 is out, and we're seeing a big bump in traffic, but still plenty of capacity to spare. :)  Primary datacenter: [image: 22-rel-status_rrd_graph_img.png]

@Gertjan: IMHO: that means getting the pfSense from on unidentified source. I guess that will never happen. And If I see one, I would never download it for that reason. Mirrors exists because they are syncing with the official source - and no one else. Note that 'mirrors' often propose more then only pfSense. Thousands of projects uses mirrors, so they are always busy. I have nothing against "Bittorrent" but I would never use it to download an executable. Other type of files, ok  ;) The official mirrors could have the BitTorrent file. Torrent files contain SHA1-160 for each block, and each block size is known, so you can't just pad block sizes to more easily forge a SHA1. As someone else has pointed out, one could just verify the final image's SHA256 with what's on the site.

Yep - haha

Sometimes older methods are the most reliable.  ;) I agree though, that page could use some editing. The information is all there it just doesn't seem logically laid out. There have been a huge number of improvements and additions to the wiki in the run up to 2.2. This might well see some editing. Steve

@Derelict: Couldn't it at least get a list of scopes, and while it's iterating through the leases file building the page count the active/inactive, etc status in each scope and present totals for each scope at the bottom?  Giving those totals to SNMP periodically would be a bonus.  It's pretty sad that ISC dhcpd doesn't maintain a dhcpd.status file with this sort of info alongside the dhcpd.leases file. Yes, it could, but see above, re: Extra processing power and RAM that doesn't scale well. IIRC it does keep some stats and info that can be queried via OMAPI but I never have quite got that rigged up and working in a way that helped.

@chemlud: The Netherlands will make the soccer world championship next time :-D No they won't  ;D ;D ;D To all: [image: smiley_emoticons_xmas1_rolleyes.gif][image: smiley_emoticons_xmas1_rolleyes.gif][image: smiley_emoticons_xmas1_rolleyes.gif][image: smiley_emoticons_xmas1_rolleyes.gif][image: smiley_emoticons_xmas1_rolleyes.gif][image: smiley_emoticons_xmas1_rolleyes.gif]

I think that the mailing list doesn't cover the blog. I registered to blogtrottr push service. It seems nice. Thank you both

Filtering redmine by affected version will get what you're looking for. If something is specifically set to 2.1.5 (or any other specific version, not "2.1.x" or "all") for instance, it's a regression. There aren't any known regressions in 2.1.5.

There was an issue earlier, should be fine now.

The new gold newsletter/email seems to have solved this problem for me. Thanks.  :) Steve