- Distribute only a single pfSense-repo package containing all templates
- Create a symlink pointing to selected repo
- Do not limit it only to pfSense-repo and pfSense-repo-devel
(cherry picked from commit a90f1c9b12)
See Redmine #6077
This seems the easy and reasonable thing to do. Make the button text reflect what is going to happen "Add alias" or "Update alias". Then the backend code can just either create a new alias or overwrite an existing one.
If I resolve a CNAME with diag_dns, it gives back the translated FQDNs - e.g. www.inf.org translates to inf.org. Then press "Add Alias".
Problem: The existing code puts a "/32" CIDR after that in the alias "www_inf_org" in the config - "inf.org./32" - and if you then edit the "www_inf_org" alias it shows as "inf.org./32" in the Network or FQDN Address field. Normally when putting an FQDN into an alias, no CIDR is inserted.
This change fixes it.
I changed "we" to "the system" - if someone thinks so, it could be changed to "pfSense" or $g["product_name"]\
If you want to do something different to what I did here, then feel free to close this and make the required changes.
When in the connecting state, this was showing "seconds (0:00:00) ago" - which seems odd.
I also fixed up the gettext() calls so they do not enclose convert_seconds_to_hms(), because that would pose translation difficulties.
And a little bit of indenting while I am here.
On a system with no IPsec defined, this would crash with:
[04-Apr-2016 21:33:24 Etc/UTC] PHP Stack trace:
[04-Apr-2016 21:33:24 Etc/UTC] PHP 1. {main}() /usr/local/www/status_ipsec.php:0
[04-Apr-2016 21:33:24 Etc/UTC] PHP 2. print_ipsec_body() /usr/local/www/status_ipsec.php:74
I did belts-and-braces here - moved the "if" up at line 72 and also added an if(is_array()) at line 394
- Do not call ntpdate before start ntpd, ntpd -g parameter is enough
- Deprecate /usr/local/sbin/ntpdate_sync_once.sh
- Remove system_ntp_configure parameter and always start ntpd
(cherry picked from commit 5a758355ec)
