That first file only has the character ':' in it.
# cat /cf/conf/dyndns.cache
:
I dunno if cat is the right command to use though. I'm a noob to *BSD =)
The second file has a lot of stuff in it.
# cat /var/etc/dyndns.debug
10-31-05 06:01:01 - (1183040) - [dyndns] -
How come the traffic graph doesn't work right in Firefox 1.5? Is there
any way I can make it work? I don't like having to load IE to view them.
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Oh, I was still running .95a. Thanks!
Scott Ullrich wrote:
Upgrade to 0.95.4
On 12/4/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How come the traffic graph doesn't work right in Firefox 1.5? Is there
any way I can make it work? I don't like having to load IE to view them
not running low on bandwidth use 128 kbit/s for the queue.
Holger
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Von: Kevin Wolf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 25. November 2005 08:47
An: support@pfsense.com
Betreff: Re: [pfSense Support] Traffic Shaper Presets
Cool, sounds good, and thanks
spot to reclaim some of the bandwidth.
Also, HFSC uses bandwidth for shaping is as well but I cannot recall
how much it allocates/uses.
Scott
On 11/25/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I occassionally use Skype, not often enough to be a problem though.
You're correct, only one phone
during a firmware update, which momentarily would kill the internet.
Thanks again,
Kevin W.
Bill Marquette wrote:
This would be your lucky day ;)
On 11/23/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a few comments... first off, the rules for Shareaza and Gnutella
seem to be identical
Just a few comments... first off, the rules for Shareaza and Gnutella
seem to be identical, so you might choose to either remove Shareaza, or
rename it to Gnutella 2- and have it shape TCP as well as UDP packets on
6346 since G2 uses both protocols, instead of only TCP (which would be
I have cable, so this advice *might* not apply to you, but you can try
it anyway. Sometimes the modem won't sync up to a different device (MAC
address) unless you reboot it. So try rebooting the DSL modem first if
you haven't already. If that doesn't work, try cloning the MAC address
from
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 10/23/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can tell the port that I'm getting all the traffic on is not 7700.
This means that the port that I'm sending on through the WAN is not 7700
like it should be according to the rule I made. I even doublechecked
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 10/23/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can tell the port that I'm getting all the traffic on is not 7700.
This means that the port that I'm sending on through the WAN is not 7700
like it should be according to the rule I made. I even doublechecked
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 10/24/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't find my 0.86.4 cd, and it's not on the mirrors :( Does anyone
have a link where I can download it at?
Here's what cat /tmp/rules.debug | grep 700 looks like from my 0.89.2 setup:
# cat /tmp/rules.debug | grep
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 10/23/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, outbound NAT rules still don't seem to be working. I set the rule
up with the same settings I had in 0.86.4, moved the rule above the
default rule, applied, made a normal port forwarding rule / firewall
entry
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 10/23/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, outbound NAT rules still don't seem to be working. I set the rule
up with the same settings I had in 0.86.4, moved the rule above the
default rule, applied, made a normal port forwarding rule / firewall
entry
Well, you said you wanted feedback on how well the installer figures out
the disk geometry so here goes. I burned my 0.87 iso to a cd and loaded
the installer. The geometry it showed this time is way different than
what is currently in my bios (this time it didn't use the numbers my
BIOS
Kevin Wolf wrote:
Well, you said you wanted feedback on how well the installer figures
out the disk geometry so here goes. I burned my 0.87 iso to a cd and
loaded the installer. The geometry it showed this time is way
different than what is currently in my bios (this time it didn't use
Scott Ullrich wrote:
Thanks for the very detailed feedback! We will take another look to
find out why it's not using the values you inputted.
Scott
On 10/19/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, you said you wanted feedback on how well the installer figures out
the disk geometry
It seems my problems playing GunZ are related to the fact that pfSense
doesn't seem to do UDP consistent translation... is there any way around
this, a hidden option somewhere? I tested with the tool from this site:
http://midcom-p2p.sourceforge.net/
If I enable 1:1, GunZ works, and UDP
I'm sorry, your solution actually worked. I forgot to move the new rule
above the default, so it had priority! D'oh!!!
Thank you for the help, it was much appreciated :)
Sincerely,
Kevin W.
Bill Marquette wrote:
On 10/12/05, Kevin Wolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It seems my problems
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