@alberts:

Thank you.  Specifying the source port was the problem.  I did notice that the gui said a source port isn't needed most of the time.  I just thought that in this case, since it was for the admin panel, it would be a good idea to limit the rule as much as possible.  I guess not.

Thanks again.

BTW, thank you to all of the devs for this wonderful product.  I dropped my custom Gentoo install using Shorewall that had worked for me as a firewall/router over the past 3 years.  I didn't have any problems, but I thought I would try something different.  I'm glad I did.

That is great to hear!

Welcome!!

@sullrich:

Looks like a lighttpd bug.  We'll get it sync'd with the newest version of apc and lighttpd on next release once freebsd 6.2 arrives.

Yay, I found a bug.  Thanks fellas.

tks! I will try again!

Thanks

Thanks for fixing, and the great work you do!!!!

I use a CAcert (www.cacert.org), it's free and who knows, maybe the root certificate will be included to mainstream browsers… (at the moment you have once to import the root certificate to your browser).

Sorry to break this to you but this is not RRD related.

You are either running out of ram or your hard disk is failing on the swap partition.

pfSense requires atleast 128 megs of memory.

@egarnel:

Just for grins, I dropped the font size down by 2 and now the system & diagnostics tabs no longer overlap.

So much for letting pages choose their own fonts..

Probably because we don't specify a font.

–Bill

Upgrade to the latest testing snapshot in ~sullrich

Son of a…

You're right.  What I thought was the add button is the delete button  :-[

Should there be a confirmation on deleting interfaces?

Geekgod just added gateway information to the interface status screen. It will be present in the next version.

sorry no probs.

Ok - I spoke too soon…  It still happened, but it took much longer than it previous did...  So, I'm back to the drawing board on this problem... I may just drop back to not using SSL since that seems to get around the problem for me...

Please search first: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,1541.0.html

on the Command Prompt page, execute rm -f /var/db/rrd/*

Then go to Interfaces, WAN, and press save.

Cheers

HEAD is not supported.  Please downgrade to RELENG_1 by reinstallation.

Sweet!

That's what I was hoping to hear…

pfSense has come a long way since I first checked it out about a year ago...

remove the wan-queues.rrd database and execute en enable_graphing_function.

go to the exec.php page and rm -f /var/db/rrd/wan-queues.rrd

The click save on Interfaces -> WAN.

We removed that feature for now in the upcoming RC2. It will be fixed in a later release.