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@ -90,9 +90,10 @@ For a complete list of options look at the manpage on the system.
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Example 1:
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In the Traffic Shaper a newly introduced typo prevents the system from setting the correct ipfw ruleset.
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You were asked by the developer to test a fresh patch c33343aa:
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You were asked by the developer to test a fresh patch https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/63cfe0a96c83eee0e8aea0caa841f4fc7b92a8d0
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At the end of the page there's the short version 63cfe0a so the command would be:
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# opnsense-patch c33343aa
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# opnsense-patch 63cfe0a
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If it doesn't fix your issue of make it even worse, you can just reapply the command
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to revert it.
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@ -100,9 +101,9 @@ to revert it.
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Example 2:
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You need a special feature for a plugin and ask in Github for it.
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A developer adds it and ask you to install the patch df45fdac for testing.
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A developer adds it and ask you to install the patch df45fda for testing.
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# opnsense-patch -c plugins df45fdac
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# opnsense-patch -c plugins df45fda
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The -c changes the default core to plugin repo and adds the patch to the system.
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