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[Clouseau]

Installed image: 2.0-RC1 (amd64) built on Mon Apr 4 17:38:24 EDT 2011

This is the update url for amd64 version snapshots:

http://snapshots.pfsense.org/FreeBSD_RELENG_8_1/amd64/pfSense_HEAD/.updaters/

In the server there is only nanobsd images not amd64 images!

[ ]   latest-nanobsd-1g.img.gz    04-Apr-2011 19:45    73M
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-1g.img.gz.sha256    04-Apr-2011 19:45    114
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-2g.img.gz    04-Apr-2011 20:41    74M
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-2g.img.gz.sha256    04-Apr-2011 20:41    114
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-4g.img.gz    04-Apr-2011 21:50    76M
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-4g.img.gz.sha256    04-Apr-2011 21:50    114
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-512mb.img.gz    04-Apr-2011 20:01    73M
[ ]   latest-nanobsd-512mb.img.gz.sha256    04-Apr-2011 20:01    117
[ ]   latest.tgz    04-Apr-2011 18:16    100M
[ ]   latest.tgz.sha256    04-Apr-2011 18:16    109
[ ]   version    04-Apr-2011 18:15    29
[ ]   version-nanobsd-1g    04-Apr-2011 19:45    29
[ ]   version-nanobsd-2g    04-Apr-2011 20:41    29
[ ]   version-nanobsd-4g    04-Apr-2011 21:50    29
[ ]   version-nanobsd-512mb    04-Apr-2011 20:01    29

So whats going on now? 

[jimp]

That is the updaters directory, not the snapshot directory. The amd64 full update is right there (latest.tgz)

You are probably expecting this URL instead:

http://snapshots.pfsense.org/FreeBSD_RELENG_8_1/amd64/pfSense_HEAD/updates/?C=M;O=D

The URL that ends in .updaters is a special directory used for auto update. It only has the most current update in it. The other URL contains past updates as well.