@steveits Thank you!

It's a known issue and fixed on 2.6.0/21.09 snapshots

Hello Steve, Thanks, it’s working now. Seems, missed several backups in between! that’s fine to us as it resumed to normal.

@kom Thank you - I appreciate the help.

Seems to be somewhat browser related also. The logo disappears ONLY if: pfSense-beta theme is selected, and Chrome browser is used, and Only on an SG-1100

@gertjan I manually deleted the cert by clicking on the trash can icon. I did not know about pfSsh.php so I create a new cert in certificates and assigned that in DNS. I think the bottom line is I had picked a, now deleted cert in the DNS drop down, which cause the DNS service not to be able to start even though DNS SSL was unchecked. It must, since the cert was specified, check if it exists and since it no longer existed it would not start.

I restored backup file, problem solved. thanks

@gil said in User Manager bug: The xml revealed a several users on the several identical uid's Editing it and picking random uid seems to have solved it. Are there any restrictions regarding the format or sequencing of uid's? They should follow the same conventions as FreeBSD user IDs. By default users on pfSense start with a uid of 2000 and go up by one for each new user.

@kom Thanks. I didn't know that was available. I also sent an email to the Dark Reader support linking this forum thread, so maybe they'll fix the 404 issue on their end too.

@kenny-t said in Custom webgui for user manager: Is there a place where I can start learning how to modify existing packages for these purposes? As it is open source .... github pfsense. There is a solution where you don't have to look at pfSense at all. You use a captive portal. Activate it on pfSense and you're close to done. As the identification mechanise,, don't use the build in user manager, but Freeradius. It's a pfSense package. Read all about how to use Freeradius and have it use a SQL 'scratchpad' storage. Now, all you have to is making a front end that stores user credentials into the SQL database. That looks very much like any other (a couple of billion) web site on the Internet. They are nearly all based on a web server, a bunch of PHP scripts and a SQL back end. Now, all you have to do is learning how (Free)Radius works .... that's a though one, but still far more easier as learning what pfSense is/does from a programming point of view. @edit : busted by @JeGr ;)

Many many thanks for this tutorial!

perhaps an option would be to enable one of the nic/ports as console port. Not sure if this will be feasible and or practically possible. [as some devices do not have vga/console rj45 port], by default.

@nexo thanks

@samemac Test your configuration ;) Save (export) it - and keep it on a safe place. Instead of re installing, which is, as you said, a last resort, you could use Diagnostics > Factory Defaults After pfSense rebooted, you should : chose a new passwords give pfSense a host name. And do nothing more. You'll be online - and packages show up just fine now. I can already tell you right now, that as soon as 'import' your saved config, you'll be back at square one. Apply your config back into the system, manually. One by one. Test after every step. As soon as breaks, you found your issue. Several tips : This one : [image: 1626257546600-6541715a-dd93-44dc-b028-ef1c453f36de-image.png] Do you have a reason to inform the entire world what your DNS requests are ? The perfect setting is : do not add/change/whatever any DNS settings. It's not needed. [image: 1626257721411-18944378-c10b-4b3a-933f-64d67884f94e-image.png] Try Hybrid mode first. The last firewall rule on your WAN rule is very scary. You might as well remove pfSense from your network.