pfSense

Only delete a interface IP if it exists.

Backout last commit. The dependency order is not correct.

Remove extra c/r

Ask the user if they would like to unload the IP address configuration of
the LAN interface after they have elected to remove it (appliance mode).

Unset the LAN interface after the user has commited. Otherwise if they
select N that they are not happy with the setup we have already removed
the configuration sections.

Unset the DHCP LAN subnet information when the interface is removed.

Correctly unset interface and do not define <if> later blindly.

• Write out configuratin correctly
• Do not assign optional interfaces if LAN has been removed.

Partially fix assignment of only WAN at console interface assignment.

Single interface support
Appliance Project

Don't force into interface mismatch loop when using one interface.

Single interface support
Appliance Project

Text fix.

Single interface support
Appliance Project

Make sure we sync before mounting ro.

• If LAN interface is unassigned do not worry about interface mismatches

• Unset the LAN interface if 1 network interface is allowed and user opts
  to not set a LAN interface during interface assignment.

• Move minimum nic requirement information to globals.inc
• Move minimum ram requirement information to globals.inc

Bring in the new traffic shaper.
It is capable of multi interface shaping.

Also bring the wizard up-to-date. Now it is capable of doing multi interface too.

touch up text

Ticket #1569

text cleanup

Add product_copyright re-branding support
Add product_copyright_years re-branding support
Add product_website re-branding support
Add product_email re-branding support

Work sponsored-by: Centipede Networks

Move update bogons script to 3am.

Discussed on pfSense-support@

Log when we change the bogons frequency hour.

Move special case fixes before we return so that it can be processed.

Change bogons update script frequency to 2am.

Change bogons update script frequency to 2am.

Remove blank line from end of file.

Remove ftpproxy anchor that is not needed by ftp-proxy.

Noticed-by: lsf

Convert anchors and such over to ftp-proxy.

Switch over to ftp-proxy from pftpx.

Move RRD upgrade code inline with 1.2

Remove blank c/r

Allow the interface assignment code to exit from its strict checking. This allows Netboot installation services to work correctly.

If we have a AON rule use the target as the ftp proxy source address

Fix description for lock-ipages

Add rrd graph settings page.
Bump config out of line with 1.2
Add rrd config upgrade code.

Commit missed checkin, supress debug message

CAPS kills. Literally. Do not set the description to upper case LAN when we are looking for lower case.

Kill off old pftpx processes correctly

Close STDIN ($fp) handle before returning back to shell. Major doh's.

Correct descriptions.

Upgrade configuration correctly.

Upgrade configuration correctly.

Upgrade to config.xml sysctl's. Bump configuration version to 3.1.

Keep 5 backups on embedded. Keep 30 on full installations.

Write out an entry to the logging system when we write_config() on bootup.

This will help us track down stray items writing out on bootup.

File a notice when we restore a previous configuration file.

Detect 0 byte config.xml cases and attempt to restore a previous backup.

With this change my wrap that has been panicing for 30 hours straight boots right back off and we will continue the panic torture test.

Detect 0 byte config.xml cases and attempt to restore a previous backup.

Backport is_interface_mismatch() function

Call sync with the lock held before allowing a new party to come along and start writing to config.xml.

Correct the copy() logic

• Use copy instead of system()
• Lock the configuration before doing this operation
• Unlink config.cache if it exists
• Send the image to RO after this operation

xmlparse now returns -1 when a file is corrupt. Detect this situation during parse_config() and trigger a backup. Note to the user this occurance.

xmlparse now returns -1 when a file is corrupt. Detect this situatioon and notify the user that we are unlinking the file.

Do correct locking when cleaning the backup cache

We really need to lock the configuration when outputting the config.cache

Backport usermanager code from HEAD so I can get it in the snaps and
start testing it properly
There's still some CSS/HTML fixes needed but the code seems to work

When a 0 byte configuration file is found, remove it (unlink) and continue processing.

• Add comments
• Remove blank space at end of file

Check for p2pcatchall with isset()

Use correct queue name for p2p download (ftp)

Pass along the correct queue names to ftpseasme and pftpx.

Make the AON FTP logic a bit more verbose.
Add comments.

Soft updates are handled in /etc/rc. Remove code.

Enable hidden option in system called enablesoftupdates which will turn on soft updates before mounting rw

I forgot, the ftp helpers on releng_1 are started from config.inc not pfsense-utils.inc (head)

Commit forgotten commit which is required for the ftp helper on routed interfaces.

Install rule correctly.

Woops, correct upgrade logic

Bump config version to 2.9

Sync config upgrade code with HEAD

Correct comments

Actually add the IPSEC rule on config upgrade

• Bump config version to 2.8
• Automatically install a IPSEC pass rule for unsuspecting users

!#%(*!*%(&(!*&% trailing spaces

Ensure checkreload.sh is present on all versions by checking the config and upgrading it if necessary.

require_once("services.inc") to prevent: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: configure_cron() in /etc/inc/config.inc on line 909

• bump config version. latest version is 2.6

• fix: config convertion logic.

upgrade config if cron items are missing.

• added quality graph backend for Optional interfaces
• Huge code cleanup. PHP should now return proper line numbers on parse errors.

Uhm, previous was almost right. Limit dropped to a 115MB available ram
so people can use computers with up to 8MB of shared graphics memory.

If the available memory is between 97 and 128 MB do not prompt. This is
the same approach as system.inc does. This fixes boot for people with
onboard graphic cards and you miss a few MB.

Move $config = parse_config() statement to end of file to attempt to prevent the error:

Fatal error: Unknown function: parse_config() in /etc/inc/config.inc on line 198

Apparently my big fat warning about needing two interfaces is not a big enough warning. Make the language a bit more precise and stern to thwart bogus support requests.

Add missing \n

Show a BIG FAT WARNING that under 128 megaytes does not work during initial setup if <128 megs of ram detected.

Do not start ftpsesame on disabled interfaces (optionals)

Don't echo . on bootup in rw and ro functions

• Do not read-only mount if a firmware upgrade is in progress
• Spew more .'s and pretend we boot faster

When a firmware update is in progress, it is very important that we do not go RO.

Echo out . in a few places during bootup

Cleanup read and write routines.

Submitted-by: Andrew Thompson

Correctly discover last backup.

Return last entry for discover_backup()

When restoring the last known good configuration, really restore the last known good, not the OLDEST!

config_validate requires a config file, not a file stream.

Noticed-by: BillM

Change detection code to detect <m0n0wall> instead of m0n0wall for config upgrades,.

config_validate requires a config file, not a file stream.

Noticed-by: BillM

Don't move file when doing a restore, simply copy it.

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