@shupiluliuma said in WebGUI no longer works; login page never displayed: The mask on the interface was set to /32 instead of /24. I either missed the setting or messed up the selection and didn't notice. nothing serious has happened, you just ran over it, it happens, by default the GUI offers /32 and if you don't watch it well, this could be the problem.... :)

Yep i did it. thanks. But another question. I gave the Modem IP to the Wan ip of Netgate without brigde mode. There is no Internet connection. I dont understand the problem.

@jackyaz login via ssh and run radsniff -x you may see something there.

I could work around by having the fw's hostname in my local hosts-file and access that instead of localhost.

There is a bug when fetching patches, I'll have a fix in shortly. In the meantime, visit the URL for that patch and copy/paste the text into the patch entry manually rather than using the URL.

Updating to the latest version solved the issue. Now I can have multiple LDAPS sources checked with each attempt and also use very long usernames. 2 birds with 1 stone.

My mistake. Yes. I had my phone on the same LAN. No it is disable Thank you !

@jdeloach I don't normally use the logout button either. The problem is I keep doing it accidently when I mean to be doing something else.

@plfinch said in 22.01/2.6.0 Missing Roboto-Italic.ttf Font?: Reproducible with ipados Safari Oh I saw that ;) my bad - that was someone else saying they could reproduce it.. @areckethennu said in 22.01/2.6.0 Missing Roboto-Italic.ttf Font?: the issue's gone away since clearing cache. Yeah it would have to be the browser asking for that - because I can not find anywhere in current css where ttf is listed..

@lizznl Looks like the author of pfsense-api just released a patched version (1.3.4) that adds support for 2.6.0. Here he mentioned that he tends to aim for adding the new API version within a few weeks of a release.

@gertjan Thank you for your reply. Between going to bed last night and now. The webgui suddenly is working. Very odd. I will look at the log and see what i can see.

@ptt and @johnpoz It worked. Thanks so much for all your help

@tomdesmet The answers is found online contredict eachother. Where do they do that? There is only one answer - you need a firewall rule to allow access to the port your gui is listening on. The gui listens on all addresses of pfsense, if you have a rule on the interface your coming into pfsense from that allows access to that port on any of the addresss of pfsense lan, wan, opt, etc.. You would be able to access the web gui from that network. What other possible answer could there be? What rules do you have on the opt interface? Do you have any rules in floating? What port is your gui listening on? Mine is using 8443..

@operations when you highlight a point on the graph does it show you the time? The bottom of the graph would be the minutes and seconds.. I have no idea what happens if you run the graph continually for a long period. [image: 1640350417942-graph.jpg] Could you show us an example of what your seeing, and what these friends are seeing..