FreeSense 1.1.11

Released	2026-10-23
Line	Stable 1.1.x
Product version	1.1.11-RELEASE
Architectures	amd64; arm64 (generic UEFI installer image)
Platform	FreeBSD 16.0-CURRENT snapshot, source a52c50b4, osversion 1600027 (unchanged)
FreeSense source	d3ec33c
System ports	e1c2449 (unchanged)
Optional packages	d3309a8 (unchanged)
Previous release	1.1.10

The release lock is config/releases/1.1.11.json in the freesense-os-base repository. It keeps the FreeBSD platform, System ports and Optional packages of 1.1.10 and moves the FreeSense source by one commit. Every published 1.1 release is tagged v1.1.N in those repositories.

1.1.11 supersedes 1.1.10. 1.1.10 is not withdrawn: it already ships PHP 8.5.12 with the fixes for CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, and a system on 1.1.10 is not exposed to them. There is nothing to do before updating. A version number is never reused. Older release notes are on Previous 1.1 releases.

Still on 1.1.9 or earlier?

Update promptly. PHP 8.5.11, which 1.1.9 and earlier use, is affected by two critical remote code execution vulnerabilities; see the 1.1.10 release notes. 1.1.11 carries the same fixed PHP 8.5.12.

What changed

Images

• Cloud images are back, with the VMware tools. 1.1.10 shipped without cloud images: the image assembly requires open-vm-tools-nox11 in the System repository, and on the 1.1 line that package was not a System build root. It is now (the same as on 1.2), so the ZFS and UFS cloud images are published again and carry the VMware guest tools, next to qemu-guest-agent and the FreeSense cloud-init.

Build

• PHP 8.5.12 is now compiled by FreeSense on amd64, as it already was on arm64, instead of being taken prebuilt from the FreeBSD package mirror. The installed version and configuration are the same; the change is in how the release is produced.

What to check after updating

• PHP version: Diagnostics → Command Prompt, or a shell, php -v shows 8.5.12.
• Optional Packages: unchanged since 1.1.10. If you skipped 1.1.10, open System → Package Manager → Installed Packages and update the packages it offers (HAProxy 3.4.7).

Upgrade notes

• From 1.1.0, 1.1.5, 1.1.9 or 1.1.10: a normal Stable update. See Updates and release channels.
• From 1.1.1 to 1.1.4: run the console command first.
• From 1.0.x: the upgrade to the 1.1 line is one-way. Read Upgrading from 1.0 first.
• Tested path: a 1.1.9 amd64 system upgraded to 1.1.11 with the FreeSense upgrader: it boots, reports PHP 8.5.12 (CLI and FPM), the WebUI answers, pkg check is clean and PHP-FPM restarts. Optional Packages and arm64 were built but not installed in that test.