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    How long is left on 1.2.3?

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      forum
      last edited by

      Hey, I wonder how long it is left to Pfsense 1.2.3 is ready?

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        gloomrider
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        Well, it's up to RC3 now.  So much has changed since 1.2.2 that 1.2.3 hardly seems appropriate.  I hear that revision "1.3" is available again  ;D

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          dennisbbb
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          1.3 sounds more appropriate. The release candidates have been really stable.

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            forum
            last edited by

            ok

            I have 1.2.3 RC1 right now but wondering if I should upgrade to RC3 or wait for the final 1.2.3 what do you think is rc3 stable at present and where do I download it?

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              900mhzdude
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              i hope they fix this bug before the final

              http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,18516.0.html

              its a big problem for WISP's :'(

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                matrix200
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                This one could also be useful if fixed :)
                http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,15468.120.html

                Current network "hardware" :
                Running 2.2RC in Virtualbox 4.2.16.

                Retired:
                ALIX2C2 , 4 gigabyte disk cf card running 2.0 (official release).

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                  Guest
                  last edited by

                  As is the case with all releases, it will be released when its done.  There were a couple of major issues that have been holding up the release.  Hopefully those are resolved or will be shortly.

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                    simby
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                    FreeBSD 8.0?  ;)

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                      Guest
                      last edited by

                      Nope.  FreeBSD 8.0 isn't released yet.

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                        biatche
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                        i haven't gotten my hands on 1.2.3 yet, waiting for things to get real stable. so far, i've read people complain about high cpu usage. has this been fixed yet?
                        some talk about issues with load balancing - tagging a pool up or down, something like that. has that been fixed too?

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                          cmb
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                          Captive portal was the last remaining major issue, it appears to be fixed now. One with wireless and bridging remains, which is an easy fix that will go in sometime this coming week after further evaluation. There will be a final RC after I get back from EuroBSDCon this coming week with release shortly after.

                          The load balancer flapping was fixed a while back. There never was an issue with high CPU usage aside from one person seeing a problem with polling that's outside of our control (not using polling fixes that).

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                            chpalmer
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                            i haven't gotten my hands on 1.2.3 yet, waiting for things to get real stable.

                            Ive had it running in production here because it is so stable…  Awsome job guys!

                            :)

                            Triggering snowflakes one by one..
                            Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4590T CPU @ 2.00GHz on an M400 WG box.

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                              900mhzdude
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                              now that 1.2.3 is pretty much done…

                              how close do you think 2.0 is to being done  ;D

                              i know its done when its done better to have no bugs then a rush date

                              and yes i know FreeBSD 8.0 is not done yet...
                              here is a link of when they think it will be done
                              http://www.freebsd.org/releases/8.0R/schedule.html

                              but any idea?

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                                Guest
                                last edited by

                                You know that they don't give release dates, you know that 1.2.3 isn't out yet, and yet you're still asking the question?

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                                  900mhzdude
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                                  yep  ;D lol

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