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    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved pfSense Packages
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      sas12356
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      a integrated bittorent client package would be nice :) with the possibility to use a external usb2.0 harddrive.
      Some new routers on the market had this feature.
      With pfsense on 24/7 it would be nice to seed torrents on it at night. :)

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        Draikkari
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        First sorry bout my english I try my best…

        Why don't you just install rtorrent and screen with pkg_tools?

        I would like to see packet for seeding pfsense iso's. I mean that there would be some simple torrent-software, like ctorrent and some tool for controlling it. With that everybody who wants to help could seed pfsense-releases. Hopefully somebody got my point  :-[

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          trendchiller
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          What the hell does a p2p client do on a firewall  ???

          Drill this hole into your firewall yourself  :P

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            sas12356
            last edited by

            ask ASUS :)
            http://www.asus.com/news_show.aspx?id=3726

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              PC_Arcade
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              IMHO, if ASUS want to introduce utterly pointless and potentially insecure crap onto their firewall in the name of marketing, let them.

              If you want a marketing driven firewall as opposed to a solid, secure, reliable firewall, buy it.

              If you want a solid, secure, reliable firewall with no (few?) gimmicks, use pfSense.

              They're 2 different products aimed at different markets and I for 1 know which I'd rather be using.

              Hugs pfSense :D

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                trendchiller
                last edited by

                Hell…

                thanks scott we can use pfSense...  ;D

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