I have seen the clog page & have found it somewhat useful.  It seems to be limited on which messages can be view @ a time.  Basically 1 of the issue I'm trying to determine why using the FQDN doesn't work for IPsec.  I got the tunnel to come right up when connecting the other end to IPCop, but then I saw in the messaging where the errors where & correct them on the spot.  CLOG isn't showing me anything useful.

very nice~~

thank you so much albertmm  :D

thank you for our reply. just came back and it was one of the things I changed.

I changed that and disabled/reenabled the traffic shaper.

then the internet flow started working. thank you very much for your input.

Caution, binaries and libraries (which is what the packages contain) built on a later version may not work, or may work unpredictably, on earlier versions.

There is a post containing details of the appropriate package location - somebody here took a mirror.  I don't have a link to it to hand, but I'd expect you'd find it in the Packages forum.

Nice solution  :D

Thank you! If you want to help out with documentation let us know and we'll create you an account at the docwiki.  :)

Email me, cbuechler@gmail.com if you want a wiki account.

@sullrich:

In terms of colors, well, tell us how to fix.

Well, let's see what we can do about that:
It all comes down to editing some CSS code for the Wiki. If you have access to the Mediawiki-dir, look for a file called "main.css".
There, you will find several definitions for "a" tags. We are looking for the one in section /* general styles */. It should read:

a {     text-decoration: none;     color: #000000;     ...

Uncommenting the line containgingtext-decoration: noneshould bring back underlined links. If you like, you can also changecolor: #000000;into something more creative than plain black. Maybe```
color: #7D0101;

Hope that helps a bit, OJay.

Work on docs has just started:
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=422.0

For some things you might want to look at the m0n0 docs though a lot of things have changed:
http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/

Nice idea fuzzy  ;D
Maybe there are already some newbies with is that actually vote ;)
Cheers

@colin_:

I've personally been formatting the package documentation with LaTeX, which can be exported to a wide variety of formats (dvi, pdf, html, etc. etc.). Not sure what everyone else thinks of it, but I thought I'd throw that option out there.

If we're doing something like that, I'd rather stick with DocBook.  Problem with either of those is the potential contributor base is much smaller than if you use something like a wiki.  Just because people don't want to mess with it.