Moving that line does un-break the page, but the line was printed because of some debugging code I removed that shouldn't have been there. Fixed. Thanks for the report!

This was fixed in snapshots within the past day or so. Please try a new snapshot and report back.

Ok, that was my understanding also. The point is that adding a static route has an interface on it which seems to be redundant. It doesnt matter which interface is chosen, does it?

It's not required, but passing your credentials over the Internet in clear text is NOT a good idea.

it was some leftover probably..

Please file a bug report at cvstrac.pfsense.com .. Thanks!

@cmb: if polling fixes the problem, you know it was interrupt related. It didn't solve. I will change second eth wich is Netgear GIGA card for 10/100 Intel and try then. My be this reltek based card is buggy when VLAN's are involved. Sasa

n/m I had to check webGui as HTTPS in the setup page, it works now :D Can I have it so that when im on LAN i can just HTTP and when im accessing remotely i do HTTPS?

You could activate https and change the port to 80 but then you still need to type the https (and additionally :80 because it's not standard http). But i dont think it's possible to just redirect the request. You would need a page on port 80 that has a redirection to the https page on another port. And afaik the webgui cannot run on multiple ports.

Custom queues are not supported by the RRD graphs. Patches accepted.

8080 is a common proxy port and your ISP might be blocking it.

kaY3r is learning from me..lol thanks for all the help from all of you! :)

@sdale: Reboot, Reinstall and that should take care of it. Did the trick, thanks!

Hi, I reinstalled all and i restored the settings from the xml backup file. I had to shutdown it and i wanted a another way to do it without putting the system down. Anyway i got the problem solved. Thanks for all the support. Have a nice weekend. Best regards, Teixeira

The script at /var/db/rrd/updaterrd.sh is the one that generates the graphs using rrdtool. :) [ simon.cpu ]

Excellent thanks for clearing that up :) There quite a nice feature