Index: head/mail/meta1/pkg-message =================================================================== --- head/mail/meta1/pkg-message (revision 510003) +++ head/mail/meta1/pkg-message (revision 510004) @@ -1,13 +1,17 @@ ---------------------------------------------------- +[ +{ type: install, message: <:8443/. Property changes on: head/security/bastillion/files/pkg-message.in ___________________________________________________________________ Modified: fbsd:nokeywords ## -1 +1 ## -on \ No newline at end of property +yes \ No newline at end of property Index: head/security/dsvpn/files/pkg-message.in =================================================================== --- head/security/dsvpn/files/pkg-message.in (revision 510003) +++ head/security/dsvpn/files/pkg-message.in (revision 510004) @@ -1,25 +1,23 @@ -====================================================================== DSVPN uses a shared secret. Create it with the following command: # dd if=/dev/urandom of=%%PREFIX%%/etc/dsvpn.key count=1 bs=2048 Example usage on the server (defaults to listen on 443/TCP): # sysrc dsvpn_enable=YES # service dsvpn start Example usage on the client (i.e. server's IP is 10.20.30.40): # sysrc dsvpn_enable=YES # sysrc dsvpn_remote=10.20.30.40 # service dsvpn start Remember to retrieve the shared key from the server before starting it. If you were previously using a DNS resolver only accessible from the local network, it won't be accessible through the VPN. That might be the only thing you may have to change. Use a public resolver, a local resolver, or DNSCrypt. The default network created by DSVPN is 192.168.192.0/24. -======================================================================