You may need to redo this after perl updates. Install the os-dyndns plugin to enable DynDNS functionality in OPNSense. Ln -s /usr/local/bin/perl5.26.1 /usr/local/bin/perl Set the custom 1 upstream DNS server to your OPNSense firewall IP address.
If you get an error about Webmin requesting perl location and the default does not work, create a symlink to the latest installed binary (all versions currently installed are available in /usr/local/bin/), for example:
Remember to turn the option back to ‘no’ when you’re done.Įcho "webmin_enable="YES"" > /etc/rc.conf Limit the installation to packages that do not replace anything. Running pkg install packagename now will allow the installation of any FreeBSD package.īe careful though, as some packages (or dependency packages) may replace OPNSense’s own packages and break it. Webmin is not part of the OPNSense repository packages, however as OPNSense is more vanilla FreeBSD than pfSense it is relatively east to install additional packages.įor compatibility and stability reasons the FreeBSD repository is disabled by default, but it can be enabled by editing the /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/nf file and changing no to yes:
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