Use a php script with the -q argument when calling the interpreter.  Include the config.inc file, and set the variable to whatever you need it to be.  It will reset to the stored value when the router reboots.  The current value will be written to the config if you save any settings.

cvsup.livebsd.com is a private server. Take a look here for more details: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,15553.0.html

-Chris

You can use fastest_cvsup in ports (/usr/ports/sysutils/fastest_cvsup) to locate the fastest cvsup server. Check fastest_cvsup -h for details.

You can then take the fastest server and put it into pfsense-builder.conf in place of cvsup.livebsd.com.

Hope this helps.

-Chris

freebsd.org/handbook
or man dummynet(4)

This is for dummies and from that you can take on!

You can customize your pfSense but there is nothing supported on that since pfSense is for remove the hackiness you do with a usual box.
For the matter yes you can modify slbd.sh to do what you want just return the exit status of ping.

You need to rebuild even pfctl.

@ermal:

Actually NO they should not have any priority.
I think for your original request there is a hook somewhere that searches /usr/local/pkg for inc files and for functions with $packagename_filter_rules or some such. Check the squid function name…

I want to explain what I mean
This hooks exists for squid, clamav, (and some other) Pkg

if (is_package_installed('squid') && file_exists('/usr/local/pkg/squid.inc')) {
require_once('squid.inc');
$natrules .= squid_generate_rules('nat');
}

if (is_package_installed('clamav') && file_exists('/usr/local/pkg/clamav.inc')) {
require_once('clamav.inc');
$natrules .= clamav_generate_rules('nat');
}

May be possible check all pacсckages ?

for ($installed_packages as $pkg) {
if (is_package_installed($pkg['package-name']) && file_exists($pkg['package-incfile'])) {
.. exec pkg _generate_rules('nat'); for package
}
}

Sorry. Perhaps I did not understand your answer completely

Thanks everyone, i'm a newbie so i asked a stupid question but now i can build pfSense from these tool.

You can make an image .img with command:
#/home/pfsense/tools/builder_scripts/build_embbded.sh

Sorry for breaking the party but in 2.0 we have per-ip shaping(dummynet) working!

Tonight I found a thread dedicated to this device in the hardware sub-forum, but seeing your replies here I don't feel so stupid posting here!  The last postings in there talked about an atom-based board that otherwise specs roughly the same as this one and same TDP–but for around double the money. :(

In any case, as I mentioned there, I think having a firewall running on a non-Intel instruction-set processor could possibly increase security WRT some processor-specific hacks that go around the OS that have been mentioned on Slashdot, among other places.  Any comments on that?

Thanks for the reply, and I'm glad to hear that you guys are at least considering it! :)

Mike

Thanks!
I like any method - IDE good idea.

I managed to install the 1.2.2 dev iso, but there is no /home/pfsense/tools directory

do I have now follow http://devwiki.pfsense.org/DevelopersBootStrapAndDevIso ? or did I install it wrong?

try this : http://ftp.nhlue.edu.tw/pfsense/downloads/pfSense-Developers-1.2.2.iso.gz or whatever developer iso is available when you get to the mirrors.

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