We'll likely branch 2.3 once it hits RC stage.

Major new features are a no-no now that it's Beta, but consider it more of a feature slush than a solid freeze since minor things can still get by if they are deemed beneficial.

Once we branch off then master will be open for larger changes again.

@Steve_B:

It seems that autocomplete doesn't work with element type "number"

Just pushed a fix. Please gitsync or wait for the next snapshot

That was quick :) I'll update when the next snapshot gets compiled and report back

Thanks for the very fast fix.

It's all o.k. now.

-Wanninger

@jimp:

The observed IPv6 traffic is likely a side effect or a symptom of whatever is causing that other delay, not the cause of it.

true one connection uses the other as there backbone and to say its not good is an understatement
just thought i stumbled on a lead guess not

thanks for the help though

Fixed. Thanks to everyone.

Thank you cmb!

Looking forward to it

@singerie:

not 100% sure, but i think it's because you have 2 wan, and you have gateway group (probably) to load balance your traffic. pfsense become transparent in a traceroute at this point.

Yes, route-to just passes things to the specified gateway and doesn't decrement the TTL, hence it doesn't show up in traceroute when traffic matches a rule specifying a gateway.

To add to the positive feedback, the new UI, besides looking great, behaves wonderfully on portable devices. I have used it on an iPad 2 (Safari), Sero 7 Pro (Chrome) even on my Galaxy S5 (under Chrome in landscape mode) and it all works great. Its great to have a pad besides you while you're streaming Netflix etc… so you can correlate bit rates to actual quality on screen. Job well done folks.

Carlos

Improvement to infoblock mechanism

The infoblock mechanism now works slightly differently. Here is an example:

Notice the 'false' at the end of the print_info_box? That is a new argument that suppresses the 'X' close button that is normally present in a text box.

is exactly the same, except that the information block is initially open. It is now possible to have more than one infoblock (or infoblock_open) on a page. To do that, the classes _must begin with_ infoblock or infoblock_open but must also have a unique suffix. For example:

@virgiliomi:

When removing a package, are the dependency packages also removed?

For example, I installed pfBlockerNG, which also installed four other packages as dependencies. When I remove pfBlockerNG, there's a line that says "Removing stale packages… done.", but it seems to appear way too fast for it to have actually removed the four other packages that were installed, if that's what that line is supposed to be showing.

Given that package dependencies are shown under the package description when you go to remove a package, there should be something indicating that the dependencies are being removed as well, or a reason why a package isn't being removed (i.e. it's a dependency for another package that is still installed).

I'm not a FreeBSD shell user, so if there's a command I can use to check the packages that are installed, I'd like to see if those four packages are still present or not.

Yes, all dependencies are removed, except if one of these dependencies are required by another package installed.

Phil, thank you for getting this pushed through! I really appreciate it.

its occour in 2.2.x too .

@Steve_B:

I plan to add a way to use the "i" infoblock show/hide from XML shortly. That would be good for the blue information block in your screenshot perhaps.

whoo hoo, looking forward to that feature …

and hopefully Jared can cleanup the CSS spacing issue between the FA icons :)

Gateway status turned yellow with packetloss text in it ..

Just to help anyone else if they have the same problem, in addition to deleting the list of directories above and re-installing perl, there is an additional directory which I needed to delete to get squid to install

/usr/local/etc/squid

else you might see this in the installation log.

Make sure you have a backup of the configuration before deleting!

>>> Installing pfSense-pkg-squid... ... ===> Pre-installation configuration for squid-3.5.12 [12/15] Extracting squid-3.5.12: ......... pkg: cannot rename //usr/local/etc/squid/errors/zh-cn.Y0q7UeHPChFy to //usr/local/etc/squid/errors/zh-cn: Is a directory [12/15] Extracting squid-3.5.12... done [12/15] Deleting files for squid-3.5.12: .......... done >>> Cleaning up cache... done. Success

Yay!

Thank you so much everyone. The time you took to help track this down is very much appreciated.

Yup, cache problem. I should have known better!!! Now I am in the same boat as everyone else… It works!
Thanks for all the answers anyway.