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not saying everytime - but maybe something was stuck, I don't use chrome so have not idea but guess I could load up the page with it and see if any issues.

oh here is with chrome

Sure seems to be updating for me - what version of chrome are you using?  Im on 16.0.912.75 m

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No idea. For now I would use pftop until one with a better clue replies in here.

You can just make a new cert in the cert manager and use it, or import an external one. There isn't a way to "renew" the certificate in that way.

@namezero111111:

Incidentally, I started doing the same. Want to collaborate?

Take a look on how to help
http://www.pfsense.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=47&Itemid=77

Oops, sorry, it's IE bug. ??? In Fx all works fine! ::)

Pfsense is incompatible with IE?
Very well….
I'll try another browser.
Thanks

you can create a script and place at /usr/local/etc/rc.d dir

test it before and don't forget a chmod +x on file

hi,

I left it running for about 15 minutes, but interestingly enough the pkg/zip/whatever other process name running which was installing the packages finished already, I checked with top.
However the webgui was still not responding to http/https requests.

If there is a command that gets run from the GUI and it gets stuck, it can cause PHP to become unresponsive.

You can try:

killall -9 php; killall -9 lighttpd; /etc/rc.restart_webgui

This will show you for sure the ports that the web service is listening on:

sockstat | grep lighttpd

Though as others have mentioned it may also be in /conf/config.xml

You can also check in /var/etc/lighty-webConfigurator.conf like so:

# grep server\.port /var/etc/lighty-webConfigurator.conf server.port                = 443

Thanks for the reply, sorry for the late reply in return!

I'm not sure how I switched between i386 and amd64.  Could this have happened during the upgrade to the release version?  It now says I'm on i386…  Weird.

Updating to the amd64 version now.  Thanks again!

Fixed my issue.

For some reason I set the authenication server to LDAP access which was causing it to run very very slow.

Fixed Under - System > User Manager > Settings > Authentication Server

I've reset the RRD Data and it did not seem to have any effect on the custom end time

You also need to add this privilege (for graph.php):

Diagnostics: Interface Traffic page

Also make sure it's not in compatibility mode.

But using any other browser (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari…) works fine.

On a clean install of pfSense 2.0-RELEASE amd64, the Traffic Graph page destroys the session as the SVG is loaded by IE9. The graph.php page/template renders, then the SVG (or javascript?) kills it. There is no issue with the dashboard traffic graph widget.

IE8 with no SVG plugin displays the page and an informative table - no logout.