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      varazir
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      Hello,

      Is there a way to get a notifikation when there are a update for application you have installed ?

      TIA
      Daniel

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        phil.davis
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        AFAIK there is nothing for that. I am thinking that you are wanting something like:

        a) Daily, weekly or monthly check.
        b) Check if there is a new version of pfSense (core) available.
        c) Check if there are new version of any of the "real pfSense" packages available.
        d) If (b) or (d) then notify - e.g. use file_notice so that an email or growl notify is sent and it shows on the dashboard notices.

        That would help people with a lot of systems to find out automagically about systems they have not yet updated.

        You could add a feature request in https://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense/issues

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          varazir
          last edited by

          @phil.davis:

          AFAIK there is nothing for that. I am thinking that you are wanting something like:

          a) Daily, weekly or monthly check.
          b) Check if there is a new version of pfSense (core) available.
          c) Check if there are new version of any of the "real pfSense" packages available.
          d) If (b) or (d) then notify - e.g. use file_notice so that an email or growl notify is sent and it shows on the dashboard notices.

          That would help people with a lot of systems to find out automagically about systems they have not yet updated.

          You could add a feature request in https://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense/issues

          Spot, it's like any other system. why don't you wan't your system to be up to date?

          Thanks

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