PFSENSE Snapshot Server Crashed - Again
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personally; i support the idea of a snapshot server.
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Who cares guys? It's not going to kill you to wait a few hours… lol.
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Thank you to the devs for the best firewall. I have been running 1.2.3 for over a year and love it. Today however I was going to setup a 2.0 test server to play with ipv6 on the network. Looks like it will now have to wait for another day. Thanks again for a great product.
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Totally agree.
Crash the PFSENSE snapshot server for a month - who cares?
Avoid dweebs serving as Guinea Pigs working for free to test the various "oops" with amateur Traktor remix attempts.
As Jimp said - update your router once a month :P
To the pfsense dev team, Thank You for a great firewall. Hey if the snapshot server has to be down for a week…
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I decided to try and get some feedback in for the bug tracker over the weekend.
I picked the "VMware tools kills upgrades" bug, built a new VM went to update it and found that I couldn't.
I'm fine with the snapshot server being out for scheduled maint - as this is a free/libre effort, I really can't complain.
But I did waste quite a lot of time with this.
Cheers
JonPS Given the responses in this thread, should we expect some sort of announcement 8)
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They're just snapshots. There is no need to mirror them. The official releases are mirrored, that's good enough.
Snapshots are temporary by nature, and used primarily for testing. I wouldn't call snapshots being missing for a day or two as "major downtime" for what are unofficial temporary testing releases. Especially when they are down for a reason.
There is no reason to jump all over every new snapshot release like a rabid animal. Unless you're having a problem are are trying to test if the new snapshot fixes it, there isn't really a compelling reason to follow them daily. I update my home router every couple weeks unless I have a reason to do it more often.
So chill out, enjoy your weekend, and things will be back to normal before you know it. :)
This seems to be only issue of not informing of the maintenance of the snapshot server. Nothing else nothing less. ;D
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Slightly off topic.
Contender for the PFSENSE 2.0 RC1 (version II) Theme Song Rabid Animal can be found here for a limited time. It does sound animalistic:
http://tinyurl.com/6ys5joy
Regretfully no video of Ullrich shaking to the tune, just the music ::)
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And at the moment I'm telling you there is a reason they are unavailable… :-)
RC1 - RC1 - RC1cough But a 2.0 final release would be nice too ;D cough
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A little birdie told me the snapshot server was back up.
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RC1 ftw! :D
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RC1 - RC1 - RC12.0 RC1 is now up for mirrors to sync, they'll be syncing within the next few hours (at most, they're on slightly diff schedules). files.pfsense.org is syncing now and will be done within 5-10 minutes of the time of this post. Announcement to come on the blog at some point today.
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just got a fresh copy !
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PFSENSE RC1 (version II) Rabid Animal now available.
Just in time for my prediction of release for the original month of Festivus.
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Too bad it isn't a leap year, 2/29 would have been a better day to release. :)
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Is this going to be the end of daily snapshots?
Steve
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No, the RC1 official images are just the signed and mirrored copies. The normal snapshots will continue, and they'll be labeled RC1 as well, until we decide RC2 is in order…
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RC1!!!! W00t!!!! Yeah baby!!!! Nice work cmb, jimp, and the others!
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Prepare for:
When is RC2 going to be released? >:( >:( >:(
::)
Steve
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Prepare for:
When is RC2 going to be released? >:( >:( >:(
We still find people running 1.2.3-RC1, 1.2.1-RC1, 1.2-RC1, and even older RCs in the wild. Some people seem to just load up an RC and forget about it (even though they should really be running -RELEASE!) so it's hard to know what to expect from this point on. :-)
