Can anyone install new package on avaible packages ?
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Hi,
Packages follow the current pfSense version. BNo one maintians them for ancinet versions.
You can download a recent pfSense version form here.
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@Gertjan said in Can anyone install new package on avaible packages ?:
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Thanks but please check for me
can you see any package on your pfsense now ? -
@tranvuhoanglong I see them fine from North America. I'm on the current stable version. What version are you running?
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Upgrade your pfSense to the latest Version and package Installation will be fine.
-Rico
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@provels Thanks i check again , i can't see new packages on old version 2.1.5, then i try update to 2.4 and can check avaible packcages again.
Turn out it's not support for old version anymore , thank you -
2.1.5 was released in 2014.
-Rico
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@Rico thanks you i can check it again after upgrade
But my team use this old version alot, i need a reliable source to convince them update too, do u have any reliable source can prove thats they need update their pfsense? Thank you. -
Check https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/releases/versions-of-pfsense-and-freebsd.html
Versions marked with X are unsupported.-Rico
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@tranvuhoanglong said in Can anyone install new package on avaible packages ?:
i need a reliable source to convince them update too
If this won't do it - https://www.netgate.com/solutions/pfsense/ - .....
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Packages for versions older than 2.3 have been shut off for years now and aren't ever coming back. Upgrade to a supported release, which may also mean replacing the hardware or provisioning a new VM.
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@tranvuhoanglong If you have 32-bit hardware the highest version you would be able to install would be 2.3.5_p2 (if you could even find it). Anything later requires 64-bit.
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Thank you for the update, I will upgrade the firewall with the latest version.
