Dpinger 3.0 hot off the presses!
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I compiled this from source & installed this on my 2.4.1 test system (2.4.1.a.20171003.1658). Will kick the tires. So far so good.
Thanks Luckman! Ive got this working on several 2.4RC systems now. :)
edit- edited to show several testing.
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Hopefully this gets enough testing to be baked into 2.4.1…
https://github.com/dennypage/dpinger/releases/tag/v3.0Thank you Denny (and NOYB) :D
Thanks chaps. Installed here.
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If someone does a PR, I'll test it.
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If someone does a PR, I'll test it.
Don't think it's currently possible to submit PR's with binaries? am I wrong? If you want to test you can scroll up 5 posts for a download link to a version I compiled.
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if i upgrade will dpinger get overwritten and need to reapply this??
version 3.0 seem to be problem free for me
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Yes, you should expect that it will be overwritten. Dpinger is part of the base pfSense install.
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Will this make it in for 2.4.2 or 2.4.3 ?
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It's not currently in the 2.4.2 snapshots, but I expect that it will show up as soon as Renato has some time. He's already updated it in the FreeBSD ports collection. https://svnweb.freebsd.org/ports?view=revision&revision=451226
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Dpinger 3.0 will appear in 2.4.2. Renato says it should appear in snapshots today.
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Nice, thank you
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Nice! don't need to manually load it anymore after testing 2.4.2 builds.
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Special thanks to NOYB for raising the issue, and for the patience displayed while doing so.
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Hi,
will this replace apinger in the mid-/long-term?
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Yes, in about 2 years ago. /s
https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/5624 -
Wow .. I really need an update on the insides :o ::)
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On 2.4.2.a.20171107.0939 i can't see dpinger packages.
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It's not a package. Just a binary that's shipped as part of pfSense.
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Is this the correct md5 for 2.4.2?
MD5 (/usr/local/bin/dpinger) = 804f2541cd4dd0e3cad6ff23447ea891
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Is this the correct md5 for 2.4.2?
MD5 (/usr/local/bin/dpinger) = 804f2541cd4dd0e3cad6ff23447ea891
Its what I have also..
