currently, the builder is on RELENG_8_1 as of (I think) 6/30 or so. At some point the patches broke, but if you sync from the supfile in the tools folder, the code will match, as it has the proper date= tag.

Oops. ::)

Should have done the math.  Seems to have been a remnant from an upgraded configuration…...

@galaxy60:

Ok I am making some progress now it appears that under Firewall - Gateway the Advanced button doesn't work in Firefox 3.66 but it will work in internet Explorer can anyone else confirm this?

Generally IE is what doesn't work if anything.  ;D  None of us use it as our primary browser. Firefox 3.6.6 works with the gateway box and advanced button. Definitely something specific to your browser or an extension maybe if it's not working on yours.

There have been quite a few updates since then on the builder systems. Update to today's snapshot and try again.

Sometimes it's even easier than we imagine. Thanks for your help.

I had a similar problem, I was having strange problems with the captive portal.  Redirect wasn't working.  Would only work when I would go to a specific local site that was listed in the allowed IP addresses.  When I set it up from scratch it would work fine though.  So I stopped trying to use the backed up config I was using and rebuilt it from scratch using the webgui, and now it works just fine.  So something in my old config wasn't quite right.

I did notice that there was data in the "Authentication Error page contents" that I never explicitly set.  It must have been assigned there by mistake.
Josh

Good to hear. Not sure why the old method dropped a space like that, but the new way is better anyhow.

@jimp:

Do the RRD files actually exist?

Do the RRD errors go away if you reboot?

MLPPP is vastly, vastly different than IPv6. Absolutely no way IPv6 going into 2.0. If someone provided a patch today that fully implemented it, it would be held in a git branch until 2.0 is released. That touches every single portion of the entire system and would delay the release considerably, which we're not doing. Adding MLPPP affected nothing other than PPP, and nothing with PPP aside from MLPPP configurations. That was a hundred lines of code across two files - IPv6 would be thousands of lines across hundreds of files. We already added way too much to 2.0, nothing major is going to be added until post-release.

If someone wants to start a clone in git and start working on it, more power to you! By all means, please have at. People can run from that clone if they want. It's not getting merged til post-2.0 though. You have to draw the line on releases somewhere or they'll never get released. The line on 2.0 is drawn.

Not really. There are very few N cards properly supported by FreeBSD. I'm not sure if any of them have fully working N-speed rate control.

Some Atheros N cards will work, but at G speeds.

Here is a list of what we have now:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AojFUXcbH0ROdHgwYkFHbkRUdV9hVWljVWl5SXkxbFE&hl=en

Though I do see that the bwn(4) driver snuck into FreeBSD 8.1 so we might be able to add that in. (But it only works as a client, not an access point)

Growl, and the other notification types like smtp, only notify for major errors or events.

If you want to test it, go to Diagnostics > Command and enter:

file_notice("test", "Test notification");

and in wich file do you have to edit things then?

@jimp:

I added a couple quick pages to land on which will sort these properly. Hopefully it eliminates some confusion.

Yes - this looks much better!

Facing the same problem, forwarding virtual IP to an internal IP doesn't work for me… I followed this guide:

http://www.digitalphotomac.com/PFsense/VirtualIP/

The only difference is that I'm fowarding to DMZ subnet .

release 1.2.3

I don't know what the problem with your install might be - this thread was for someone else. You probably have a different issue. Start a new thread with as much detail as possible about your OpenVPN configuration and someone might be able to help.

Just modify the rule for ftp to
pass in on $WAN from any to port 21 queue (qOthersLow,qACK)  label "USER_RULE: FTP"

And the magic will happen ;)

same failure with completely fresh install.

Resurrecting an old thread here but it's worth mentioning that the amd64 build should be OK now.

Fuck! Wrong subnet on WAN static config. Fucking amateur…

It seems to be working again. tcpdump suggests this at any rate. Forgive my late night flood. Hopefully, nobody subscribed :)