2.0.3 Image Testing
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@ingenieurmt:
OpenSSL Security Advisory has been posted: http://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-13:03.openssl.asc
https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/commit/c5df941eca0837af5ac6828526b926e191bc882f
Probably it just needs some time to build the new images.
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Cross-reference to this post: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,60760.0.html
2.0.3-RELEASE build has been done, but is not ready for people to install live just yet - hang on and wait for an official announcement, as there might be a bit of work to do getting the build of the OpenSSL patch sorted. -
Dear Friends,
i couldn't download 2.0.3 from http://snapshots.pfsense.org/FreeBSD_RELENG_8_1/amd64/pfSense_RELENG_2_0/?C=M;O=D and said you don't have permission to access this link (403 forbidden)please help
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http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,60760.msg327216.html#new
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CMB has denied access to the snapshot server since its building the release images and incorporating the latest discoveries.
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@ingenieurmt:
OpenSSL Security Advisory has been posted: http://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-13:03.openssl.asc
Yes, we're aware, but they didn't include patches for FreeBSD 8.1 (as we expected) so we made our own. The last set of images from yesterday were fully on OpenSSL 0.9.8y.
Access to the snapshots was taken down for now to avoid having people install a snapshot labeled "release" that may not actually be the release. We will post another URL shortly from which the release testing images may be downloaded.
The changes I had to make to properly fix OpenSSL may have other effects (good or bad) so testing is still important even at this stage.
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Cant remove widescreen package from the latest snap-
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare flowtable_configure() (previously declared in /etc/inc/filter.inc:65) in /etc/inc/filter.inc on line 87
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Cant remove widescreen package from the latest snap-
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare flowtable_configure() (previously declared in /etc/inc/filter.inc:65) in /etc/inc/filter.inc on line 87
That's a problem with the widescreen package, not 2.0.x (most likely it uses require when it should use require_once).
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That's a problem with the widescreen package, not 2.0.x (most likely it uses require when it should use require_once).
Going back to 2.0.2 Im able to uninstall. So something now catching a probable error in the widescreen coding now that wasn't present earlier?
Damn these wide monitors anyways! :P
I may uninstall all packages I have later when the release comes out and reinstall to see if I have issues on this box.
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Snapshots are live again for testing, the fun that ensued after the OpenSSL upgrade (not related to OpenSSL, but to some other issues found when updating it) means we need some more wide testing.
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Snapshots are live again for testing, the fun that ensued after the OpenSSL upgrade (not related to OpenSSL, but to some other issues found when updating it) means we need some more wide testing.
Latest snap running here now without issue. packages all installed (with exception of LCD Dev package but Im used to that.) without issue.
:)
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Anything in particular to look at on the latest snapshot? So far it is up and happy here.
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Snapshots are live again for testing, the fun that ensued after the OpenSSL upgrade (not related to OpenSSL, but to some other issues found when updating it) means we need some more wide testing.
Latest snap running here now without issue. packages all installed (with exception of LCD Dev package but Im used to that.) without issue.
:)
Same here installed the latest snap updates, running without any issue for 3 days.
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Specifically we're looking for information on OpenSSL related issues/items, such as OpenVPN, Certificates, and so on.
Also any general testing that can be done is good - installing from ISO, deploying from OVA, NanoBSD images, fresh installs and upgrades of every type, and so on.
Multi-WAN, Captive Portal, and other such areas are also good to test if you have them since not everyone does.
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All testing came back fine, thanks to the many that helped. Release is now out!
http://blog.pfsense.org/?p=694
