pfSense

• Handle XML versions.
• Don't pass &version=.

Don't pass the package version to pkg_mgr_install - we now use depends_on_package.

Add mouseovers for reinstallation buttons.

Don't throw errors if no packages are currently installed.

• Add package and XML reinstall buttons.
• Add support for XML versioning.
• Use pkg_mgr_install.php for package deletion.

Pass required variables to pkg_mgr_delete.

require -> require_once

Include pkg-utils.inc to atleast get the scripts running again. It doesn't install correctly however.

Move installed packages over to get_pkg_info.

pkg_mgr_delete.php requires a pkg name instead of its id#

This somewhat helps fix Ticket #29 but more work remains

Fix fatal error when no packages are installed.

We don't need to foreach through pkg_config.xml.

• a_sort -> asort

Sort installed packages.

not a form

Add $Id$ tag

Mount compact flash rw during package install

Fix typos and trim output.

Modify package version checking to use false instead of -1.

If the current pkg_config.xml doesn't have an entry for an installed package, let the user know.

Correctly display optional interfaces

• Extra )

Reported-by: colin

• Add version column with upgrade link

Correctly remove packages when a lot of packages are installed.

Reported-by: bkw

Alert when no packages are installed.

Clean up leftovers from nat.

Alert user if no packages are installed.

• converted return_menu to return_ext_menu in fbegin.inc.
• fixed interfaces left menu from not displaying additional interfaces by saving and restoring config value.
• equipped edit.php with the pfSense theme so it looks uniform

• Add pkg.php which will parse the package xml file and present an interface (see http://www.pfsense.com/screens/pkg.JPG )
• Correct behavior of pkg_mgr.php when multiple packages are included
• Other minor cleanups

• install menu item in /usr/local/etc/ext/$area
• add do you want to install this package and do you want to delete ...
• add needed text to system to run the package. ex: add text to /etc/crontab

Say welcome to the pfSense package manager!