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.

Thanks!! I just discovered the support mailling list that I somehow missed… You answered the same there, sorry for that! Just one minor note: at least on my edition the freesbie directory doesn't exist, so I had to do the following: cd /home/pfsense/freesbie2 cvs update -d Thanks again!!