Yep. Already installed it @home.

Thanks.

According to my logs this night it worked. Thanks for fixing it ermal.

Though it may help someone who wants to create a driver for FreeBSD.

@lol:

Hi,
@Efonne:

By the way, if you want to go back to the version of the code that came with the build you have installed, you can use the special "build_commit" branch name in gitsync and it will roll back to that version.

For more information how does it work exactly ?

Ok, sorry. I found…

pfSsh.php playback gitsync Starting the pfSense shell system.............. Current repository is http://gitweb.pfsense.org/pfsense/mainline.git Please select which branch you would like to sync against: master 2.0 development branch RELENG_1_2 1.2* release branch build_commit The commit originally used to build the image Or alternatively you may enter a custom RCS branch URL (HTTP). > build_commit etc...

Everything is working fine.
Thanks.

There was a field on that page that got changed to the same name in the HTML.  The conflict caused it to not use the full name field.  That issue is fixed.

I think this is a case of me being a noob and misconfiguring, confusing IF groups with routing groups!

Should be fixed now. Check the ticket for details.

I cannot see any images for november 10  ???

I've set it on, but it could be that it isn't working.
For a forum or a directadmin session, that's quite allright.  But not for my homebanking.  But i did the work-around (see my topic) and well…we'll see if that does the job :)

It is normal though on newer snapshots you should not see it again.

@dreamslacker:

See this:  http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN_Version_1.2.x#Setting_up_Load_Balancing_pools

Now, there are 2 failovers listed.  Choose one based on whether you want the traffic to try going out WAN1 first or WAN2 first.

Under the firewall rules, you need to select:

Source:  LAN Subnet; Port:  ANY
Destination:  ANY; Port:  HTTPS
Gateway:  WAN1FailsToWAN2 (Choose depending on which WAN you want to use first)

Place this rule at the top (2.0 quick-match rule) or right at the bottom (2.0 floating rule)

Right at the bottom of the same page, you'll find a pictorial example:
http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Multi-WAN_Version_1.2.x#Further_Rules_for_handling_outgoing_traffic

I've did that.  I'll let you know if it works or not!

Installed the update from 2010-11-09 16:xx (i386).  The process count is no longer climbing out of control.
Thanks!

Wow, thank you very much to both of you for your quick responses.

ericab, the tutorial is fantastic, I know what I am doing tonight when I get home, :-)

Jesse

yes it work previously but now nothing no error…

I try again

putenv('LANG=zh_CN');
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'zh_CN');
bindtextdomain(messages, '/usr/local/www/language');
textdomain(messages);
echo gettext("Status");
?>
PUT MY messages.po and messages.mo to /usr/local/www/language/zh_CN/LC_MESSAGES/, and the mo file has translate the Status to chinse string "zhuangtai" instead of " 状态"

the page http://192.168.1.1/test.php displays "zhuangtai" instead of "Status"

could somebody tell me where is wrong and how can I FIX IT!
THANKS!

Issue has been resolved.
Changed to whole machine with a newer (a huge Duron 1.3Ghz and 1Gb of RAM!  :D ) and installed the latest snapshot, no more issue.
Still a Captive Portal issue, but I read that it is a known issue, so will wait for a fix  :)

OMG, installed FreeBSD again, and was trying to grab some packages (just MC), postinstall with sysinstall, from the main FTP site, after hanging for like 20min (networking is working, I get to choose packages, and it even starts downloading at blazing fast 50kB/s)…and it managed to segfault. This is under VmWare on a win7 machine that has ~30days uptime.
Either my VmWare turned bad suddenly (win and different distros of linux working normally) or IDK.

NVM, I'll take this to a general FreeBSD board, or more likely just go and use Linux.

BTW checked dmesg and yeah, same info as in the screenshot I posted in OP.