Commited, thanks!

@MrMoo:

One possble alternative is to merge alternative kernels into pfSenses package system, i.e. download an optimised kernel for your configuration option.

We too can be ricers.  Not sure that I like this.

@sullrich:

FreeSBIE 2 ignores the build if its already done.  Not sure what you mean:

Building world for i386 architecture

NO_BUILDWORLD set, skipping build

Building kernel for i386 architecture

NO_BUILDKERNEL set, skipping build

Installing world for i386 architecture

Making hierarchy

Are you sure you are running FreeSBIE 2 (not 1)?

It is FreeSBIE 2, but I guess i'm working with buildworld/buildkernel in not the best way possible.  I'll work on it a bit to see why.

I've been at this for a long while and I can tell you that FreeSBIE 2 is the absolute goodz.  But then again I am a FreeSBIE commiter, so I am biased and know the code extremely well.

Three scripts, subtle modifications to m0n0's mklibs.pl:

used_libs.pl:  same as mklibs.pl but smaller

#!/usr/bin/perl $dir = 'freesbie-fs'; use File::Find; # check_libs(path) sub check_libs {         $mode = stat[2];         @libs{`/usr/bin/ldd -f "%p\n" $_ 2>/dev/null`} = () if (-f $_); } # walk the directory tree find(\&check_libs, $dir); print sort keys %libs; #alternative: strip leading slash #print map { substr($_, 1); } sort keys %libs;

blame_libs.pl:  which binaries require each library

#!/usr/bin/perl $dir = 'freesbie-fs'; use File::Find; # check_libs(path) sub check_libs {         $mode = stat[2];         if (-f $_) {                 foreach $lib (`/usr/bin/ldd -f "%p\n" $_ 2>/dev/null`) {                         chop($lib);                         $libs{$lib} = [] unless (exists $libs{$lib});                         push @{ $libs{$lib} }, $_;                 }         } } # walk the directory tree find(\&check_libs, $dir); foreach $lib (sort keys %libs) {         print "$lib:\n";         foreach (sort @{ $libs{$lib} }) {                 print "\t$_\n";         }         print "\n"; } [/code] [b]unused_libs.pl[/b]:  opposite of used_libs.pl attempting iterative recursion on dependencies. [code] #!/usr/bin/perl $dir = 'freesbie-fs'; use File::Find; # check_libs(path) sub check_libs {         $mode = stat[2];         if (-f $_ && ! -l $_) {                 $fname = substr($File::Find::name, length($dir));                 if (/\.so(\.|$)/) {                         $liblist{$fname} = ();                 } else {                         $nonlist{$fname} = ();                 }                 foreach $lib (`/usr/bin/ldd -f "%p\n" $_ 2>/dev/null`) {                         chop($lib);                         $lib = readlink($lib) if (-l $lib);                         $libs{$lib}{$fname} = ();                 }         } } # walk the directory tree find(\&check_libs, $dir); $pass = 0; do {         $pass++;         $pending = 0; #      print "pass $pass\n";         foreach $lib (sort keys %liblist) {                 $count = (exists $libs{$lib}) ? scalar keys %{ $libs{$lib} } : 0;                 if ($count == 0) { #                      print "\t$lib\n";                         delete $liblist{$lib};                         $unusedlist{$lib} = ();                         foreach $lib2 (sort keys %liblist) {                                 if (exists $libs{$lib2}{$lib}) { #                                      print "\t\t$lib2\n";                                         delete $libs{$lib2}{$lib};                                         $pending++;                                 }                         }                         next;                 }         } } while ($pending > 0); #print "unused libraries:\n\n"; foreach (sort keys %unusedlist) {         print "$_\n"; } [/code]

Neat

@billm:

You're looking at HEAD rc.bootup and RELENG_1 rc - I moved stuff from rc (which is a shell script) to rc.bootup a week or two back (but only on HEAD).  Haven't gotten around to moving more stuff.  The end goal is to deprecate the /etc/rc shell script and move rc.bootup to it (if it makes sense).

Nice, I always make mistakes.  Ok, 1.80.2.36 is in RELENG_1.

We have never attempted this to my knowledge.

/home/pfsense/tools/builder_scripts/cvsup_current

EDITED: its ./cvsup_current , not cvs_sync.sh releng_1

Had it set to bridged mode alread.  It threw me off as to what the relationships were.

I had the class A internal network setup with my active physical card which was being picked up by the automatic bridging.  I was thinking that vmnet1 (it's own virtual adaptor) was connected to this.  When I opened the registry and read FreeBSD.vmx on  ultraedit, everything started to make more sense.  Now I can make my actual internet connection be the WAN to vmware, and drive the host computer via some route entries to get internet through the vmware LAN.

All is fine now.  Thanks for the response.

you need to unset() the variable before doing the test.  That way its already deleted if the user does not enable the option.

$testing_enabled = $config['installedpackages']['squid']['config'][0]['testing_enabled'];

unset($config['installedpackages']['squid']['config'][0]['testing_enabled']);

write_config():

if (isset($testing_enabled) && ($testing_enabled == "on")) {
    $config_array[] = "# This is a test.\n";
}

Thanks!!

I will wait for

Paolo

Nice! Make that a package when you are done  :)

Edit the scripts.  You have ALL the source.

No, our public key is hard-coded.

You'll have to make the needed changes in your own tree and keep them seperate.

Also, this is not supported.

add the theme to the

home/pfsense/pfSense/usr/local/www/themes directory

home/pfsense/pfSense is the root of the pfsense image

Cool, thanks!!

I ran it, I still got errors trying to build the image, but I'll see if I can sort them out. I haven't had time to look over the logs.