[orca-list] orca and pfsense?
- From: tim <isfeldt gmail com>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: [orca-list] orca and pfsense?
- Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2016 20:27:24 -0500
Hello, so from my understanding, Pfsense is bassed on freeBSD, and
there is a port of orca available for it. I've downloaded the latest
version, pfSense-CE-2.3-RELEASE-i386.iso, and am in contact with there
support to see if I can install pfsense on this box if i choose and then
install orca, anyone had luck with this so far? Here is one response I
received from them about this issue.
Hi Tim,
Just to point out, pfSense is actually based on FreeBSD, not Linux. I do
see there's a orca port for FreeBSD however I have not tried it.
However, you don't want to do anything via the console interface since
it's without any kind of GUI in KDE / gnome sense, instead it's managed
remotely via web GUI.
So assuming you have orca on your operating system or any kind of
accessibility ready, all you need to do is open pfSense management IP in
your local browser. Then all management is being done via Web GUI. Can
orca or any accessibility reader help there?
The only issue I see here the installation process. However, if you lets
say purchase preinstalled appliance, you will have pfSense already
preinstalled. Other option is to download our preinstalled virtual
machine for VMware if you have Gold Subscription. Third option is
perhaps to have a friend install pfSense for you. I'm still trying to
understand what exactly is causing the main issue here, so let me know
if I'm on the right track!
Please feel free ask more questions.
Thanks!
Ivor
My main issue is, if I boot that iso from a cd/usb drive, I'm assuming
I'd have to attempt and somehow install orca then go from there? Thanks
all!
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