Redesigning pfSense interface
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Thanks for your reply.
Ya those files are visible when you download the whole repo from GitHub but when I download the ISO files from the site then I don't see those www folders anywhere although I see a usr.uzip folder. I know I don't need to recompile the code because of Php but I also can't edit the code while running it Live on a Virtual Box [ it's too difficult to work in there ].
Regarding the registered trademark of pfSense I'll email ESF. Plus I won't be calling this software pfSense.
I just want to know how can I compile or modify the Php files without running it Live on a Virtual Box ?
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You modify it by using the tools from the unavailable pfsense-tools repo to build your custom ISO. ::) ::) ::)
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So they removed the tool ? I read on many posts that they had removed that tools from the repo. So if they did then how can I now compile the pfSense ?
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You can find few clones on github and/or contact ESF
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You can find few clones on github
Which are plain useless for 2.2 development….
and/or contact ESF
… and receive no reply whatsoever.
Yep, ESF has definitely gone to the dark side.
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You can find few clones on github
Which are plain useless for 2.2 development….
and/or contact ESF
… and receive no reply whatsoever.
Have an example of this?
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Have an example of this?
AFAICT, noone ever got access to the -tools repo. "Not yet. Soon (really)." - 3 weeks ago. ::) >:(
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Have an example of this?
AFAICT, noone ever got access to the -tools repo. "Not yet. Soon (really)." - 3 weeks ago. ::) >:(
Historically the ESF has held a rather uncommon meaning of the word 'soon', perhaps this time it will mean 'never'?
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Have an example of this?
AFAICT, noone ever got access to the -tools repo. "Not yet. Soon (really)." - 3 weeks ago. ::) >:(
Historically the ESF has held a rather uncommon meaning of the word 'soon', perhaps this time it will mean 'never'?
More like 'now'.
Your impatience is noted.
And I have sworn off ever responding to anything from 'doktornotor'.
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Those who provided us keys had access last week. We haven't "gone to the dark side." ::)