@marcelloc: Did you got it working? Yes it works very finewith the patch. Youhave todowngrade the squidguard binary http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,47100.msg298331.html#msg298331 Greetings Snowyrain

Thank you so much.. :) It would be really helpful to me..

Thanks! :) I got build Log.

Thanks for your reply. I will continue to work the way you suggested.

2.0.x must be built on 8.1.

Because adding an 'out' selector completely changes the entire philosophy of how rules have always been managed. It doesn't just add a feature. Its presence will make people think they need to use it, when they really don't, even if it's hidden. Fixing the Floating rules list to better signify things like the interfaces being used is more feasible. Making "out" easier to use is a bad idea. For most people, it doesn't do what they think it will do, and just makes things more complicated than they need to be. Yes, it can make certain specific things easier, but for those cases, Floating rules work. If you find Floating rules deficient for that case, fix Floating rules.

This has been discussed several times before. I believe it has even been implemented by a few people for their own use. See: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,48094.0.html http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,43187.0.html Steve

I shall do more testing. The underscores seem to work fine in my field names until I try to make those fields visible in my pkg.php views. If I take out the underscore, the same field shows fine.

It depends on the section that was changed. Whatever was changed would need to be restarted/reloaded. The only way to ensure that everything gets completely reloaded is to reboot. Otherwise you have to try refreshing things individually (filter, etc.) Also if you edit config.xml in place, make sure you rm /tmp/config.cache before doing any other operation to force a re-read of the config.

@ardunio: I use "/usr/sbin/kbdcontrol -l /usr/share/syscons/keymaps/whatever" First I added it to "/etc/rc" file before the line that runs rc.bootup script and works. Than removed here and added to rc.bootup file to test and worked. I don't remember which line now. But i think it'll be work when you run it before rc.initial runs. Tyvm !

I am need this . because  I wan to try crack Country Firewall block. http://www.certmag.com/read.php?start=0&in=3906

If you set /etc/platform to "nanobsd" then it should do the memory file system md0/md1 stuff, and the packages list will show you the packages that are suitable for the nanobsd platform. It might all work, but doing a full install and then changing it to "nanobsd" under-the-hood might have other effects, good and bad - e.g. Diagnostics:NanoBSD will probably show up on menus, giving options to duplicate boot slices… The option to periodically backup RRD and/or DHCP lease data might be handy though, if it works in such a config. With SSDs these days, there is a use-case for having a hybrid install that can put a full install on a chunk of an SSD, then also select the nanobsd-style features that are desired - putting tmp and var in memory, periodically backing up useful stuff from tmp and var to the SSD, preserving various things during a clean shutdown...

The portal is actually PFsense, after anlyzing the function provided by the portal, it will be better to use that, with a radius server it will authenticate with another system ever X minutes, so this will help control the access to the portal for a specific period of time. Thanks