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Hello fellow Netgate community members. I am attempting to test the package squid version 7.1 with all the new security enhancements but I can not get it to make clean because gcc and clang are missing, I cant get the git clone for pfsense-tools.git to pull because either it no longer exists or it changed. Can anyone help direct me?
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I am going to swap the repos so I can get access to the full packages I think that might work
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You're likely to find a whole bunch of stuff you would need to install to get development going with pfSense.
A simpler approach, and a safer one with regard to your pfSense installation, would be to install FreeBSD 14.1 in a VM and use that as your dev system.
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@dennypage I found this also on netgate docs. I have the pfsense in a VM already so it is not a big deal if it crashes.
https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/freebsd-pkg-repo.html.
I just want to test my PR in a real system to see if it works... most likely it will fail but I want to see why it does so I can fix it
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@JonathanLee said in pfsense-tools.git clang gcc:
I found this also on netgate docs.
... https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/freebsd-pkg-repo.html.That doc is for installing pre-built packages from upstream FreeBSD. Installing a complete development environment that allows building ports is a different matter. It's bigger than a bread box so to speak.
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Yup trying to build in pfSense is likely to lead only to pain!
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@stephenw10 There is so many OSVERSION errors with it.... good fun
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I am gonna do the FreeBSD route thanks for the recommendations
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portsnap takes FOREVER to extract wow
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It works I had to adapt the make file again USES= tar:tgz for it to make install clean. I have to update the pr now
it comes with ROCK too!!!!
