This has been covered to death. You will see it under any version of IE along with some other oddities like the menu going behind the traffic graph. You will not see these problems with a mozilla type browser like firefox or google chrome.

That work, thanks!  ;)

This is in the 2.0 snaps. I'm guessing it will never be available in the 1.2.branch.

oh, that was easy Sorry

I was out all movember and hadn't been able to try it, check out the results, and post back until now, but the cron job as above by spock521 works great for me too. Thanks!

That i dont know. Its impossible i guess. Havent seen any thread in the forum for that.

Nice little post - I like little hacks like this one.

I had a similor problem. Wheni was using 1.2 it worked fast. Upgrading to 1.2.1 made the cpu sit at 80-90% .. and made the gui slow. When i upgraded to 1.2.2 the cpu sits at 3-10%. Works great now.

ntop does exactly this. I beleve you can manualy install packages with embeded. I perfer the full version my self. Here is a pic of ntop in action on my home lan [image: ntop.JPG] [image: ntop.JPG_thumb]

So I think it`s an rrd tool related bug… It's the latest versione of rrdtool? We should post this info to the developers of rrdtool?

Looks like this was fixed: http://cvstrac.pfsense.org/chngview?cn=26817

OK  & tnx - not always clear on forum when an issue is id & solved. With respect to my message: I note that nothing gets into the firewall logs about a blacklisting of an IP (as seems to happen - is it a blacklist). A couple of immediately blocked responses from the WAN IP to the accessing PC are recorded  (default rules 96 & 97).  Subsequent attempts from the external PC are silently rejected. Shouldn't something be logged? tnx, ryts

I think this is what you're looking for: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,13287.msg71337.html