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  • Discussions about development snapshots for pfSense Plus 25.11

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    yon 0Y
    I urgently need to upgrade to the latest version of FRR 10. last pid: 50887; load averages: 2.35, 2.29, 2.41 up 0+20:30:18 05:20:00 105 processes: 3 running, 102 sleeping CPU: 46.3% user, 0.0% nice, 21.0% system, 1.2% interrupt, 31.6% idle Mem: 1505M Active, 1806M Inact, 1921M Wired, 14G Free ARC: 228M Total, 66M MFU, 155M MRU, 533K Anon, 1302K Header, 4429K Other 185M Compressed, 414M Uncompressed, 2.24:1 Ratio Swap: 1024M Total, 1024M Free PID USERNAME THR PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE C TIME WCPU COMMAND 77832 root 4 141 0 2583M 2462M CPU2 2 505:23 196.84% bgpd 38116 root 1 1 0 23M 11M select 2 7:55 1.61% openvpn 44320 root 8 0 0 228M 155M select 3 17:31 1.12% zebra 58666 root 1 0 0 14M 3664K select 0 47:36 0.70% miniupnpd 63264 root 1 0 0 23M 11M select 2 0:36 0.51% openvpn 41157 root 1 0 0 23M 11M select 0 1:14 0.39% openvpn 81930 root 1 0 0 23M 11M select 2 1:00 0.32% openvpn 22300 root 5 59 0 15M 3144K uwait 1 0:01 0.24% dpinger 62794 root 1 0 0 267M 234M select 2 0:32 0.16% bsnmpd 48156 root 1 5 0 15M 4236K CPU1 1 0:00 0.15% top 78090 root 1 0 0 26M 10M select 3 16:03 0.14% ntpd 95229 root 1 59 0 14M 3008K nanslp 2 0:01 0.06% cron 23298 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 1 0:01 0.04% dpinger 17794 root 5 47 0 15M 3140K uwait 3 0:01 0.04% dpinger 26716 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 2 0:01 0.03% dpinger 21621 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 0 0:01 0.03% dpinger 24135 root 5 59 0 15M 3148K uwait 1 0:01 0.03% dpinger 23729 root 5 59 0 15M 3152K uwait 1 0:01 0.03% dpinger 18311 root 5 57 0 15M 3192K uwait 1 0:01 0.03% dpinger 25099 root 5 59 0 15M 3136K uwait 0 0:01 0.03% dpinger 35794 root 1 0 0 25M 13M select 2 0:00 0.03% sshd-session 20955 root 5 59 0 15M 3132K uwait 3 0:01 0.03% dpinger 21956 root 5 59 0 15M 3136K uwait 0 0:01 0.03% dpinger 19832 root 5 59 0 15M 3148K uwait 3 0:01 0.03% dpinger 20181 root 5 59 0 19M 3276K uwait 1 0:01 0.03% dpinger 19392 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 2 0:01 0.03% dpinger 22947 root 5 59 0 15M 3144K uwait 1 0:01 0.02% dpinger 24345 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 2 0:01 0.02% dpinger 21305 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 0 0:01 0.02% dpinger 69255 root 1 0 0 14M 2892K kqread 1 0:13 0.02% tail 26294 root 5 59 0 15M 3136K uwait 1 0:01 0.02% dpinger 24687 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 1 0:01 0.02% dpinger 71886 root 1 0 0 14M 2880K select 1 0:12 0.02% tail 20571 root 5 59 0 15M 3140K uwait 1 0:00 0.02% dpinger 25472 root 5 59 0 19M 3272K uwait 1 0:01 0.01% dpinger 6517 root 9 0 0 58M 26M select 2 0:03 0.01% kea-dhcp4 22779 root 5 59 0 19M 3276K uwait 1 0:01 0.01% dpinger 18902 root 5 59 0 15M 3136K uwait 0 0:01 0.01% dpinger 25947 root 5 59 0 19M 3292K uwait 2 0:01 0.01% dpinger 68884 root 1 0 0 14M 3504K kqread 2 0:09 0.01% syslogd 17031 root 1 0 0 25M 8468K select 3 0:03 0.01% watchfrr 8925 root 9 0 0 46M 24M select 1 0:02 0.01% kea-dhcp6 663 root 1 0 0 125M 37M kqread 1 0:04 0.01% php-fpm 15542 root 1 0 0 23M 11M select 1 0:08 0.00% openvpn 50040 root 1 0 0 15M 3892K bpf 3 0:03 0.00% filterlog 51743 root 1 0 0 37M 14M kqread 1 0:51 0.00% nginx 37889 root 1 59 0 163M 67M accept 3 0:28 0.00% php-fpm
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  • M

    25.11-BETA snapshots are now available

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    Now 25.11-BETA.
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    Update to pfSense packages with XMLRPC sync functionality

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    @RobbieTT There isn’t an official guide for trimming pfSense boot times since most delays come from legacy compatibility layers and service startup waits. A practical starting point is looking through /boot/loader.conf and /boot/loader.conf.local. Things like long USB probe delays, console waits, and unused driver modules can often be disabled or shortened.
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    What skills are needed for Development

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    @jits: It just dawned on me one morning in the shower that calculus is going to be the key to solving your future programming frustrations. You should try Lisp.
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    openvpn client dco connectivity issues @ 20250518113006_20250726122025

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    pfblocker ng devel 3.2.12 php crash 25.11.b.20251028.1838

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  • MarinSNBM

    Intel Xeon D-2796NT and QAT

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    stephenw10S
    That device is already supported in 25.07.1. Check the IDs in the diff.
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    25.11 BETA - What's new?

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    said in 25.11 BETA - What's new?: Online Patch 3 days ago @rpotter28 This may help Redmine pfSense Plus v25.11 Oops The above is just the 20 redmine pfsense plus - target 25.11, for which there are probably no plans to ever release to pfsense CE The better group is Redmine pfSense - Plus target v25.11 (108 issues, some of which maybe released to CE at some time)
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    new if_pppoe Backend - getting HA/CARP to work like in MPD

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    w0wW
    https://github.com/woffko/pfSense-pppoe-ha/blob/main/pfSense-pkg-pppoe-ha/stage/usr/local/sbin/pppoe_ha_event.php A bit improved code and logic.
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    pfsense 2.8.1 ISO

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    stephenw10S
    Ok locking this, nothing useful happening here. For clarification there is no 2.8.1 ISO/Memstick image available and it's unlikely there will be. But that doesn't mean the situation won't ever change for future releases.
  • w0wW

    New PPPoE backend, some feedback

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    @stephenw10 nothing in the logs for the DHCP client. I will enable the debug logging and check the logs upon the next reconnect
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    pfSense 2.8.1: Kea DHCPv6 IPv6 Static Lease Allocation Fails (ALLOC_ENGINE_V6_ALLOC_FAIL_SUBNET) for Known Client, Inconsistent DNS

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    @Gertjan I do not actually have access to my ISPs upstream router. That is why I decided to install a pfSense box and (by phone) asked my ISP to put their router in bridge mode. When my pfSense WAN DHCPv6 Client Configuration has "DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation size 64" then my ISPs router gives me the Delegated Prefix: WAN/0 (2001:8a0:fcc2:6600::/56)/64, that means: my ISP is delegating a /56 prefix to my pfSense. This is the 2001:8a0:fcc2:6600::/56 part - the big block of addresses my ISP is giving me to work with. my pfSense is specifically configured to request a /64 for its WAN interface and also to handle the delegation of a /64 (the WAN/0 part refers to the first /64 out of the delegated /56) to its LAN. This means that out of the 2001:8a0:fcc2:6600::/56 block my ISP gives me: 2001:8a0:fcc2:6600::/64 (mine is 00 you e2) is being used by my pfSense LAN interface (as indicated by WAN/0). This leaves 2001:8a0:fcc2:6601::/64 through 2001:8a0:fcc2:66FF::/64 available within that /56 block for further delegation to pfSense clients upstream. So, I have plenty of /64 subnets remaining from the /56 to delegate, for pfSense to give to my internal clients. But that stuff is all good for me, my problem still remains the same; my internal machines, all with latest ubuntu OS & IPv6, get DNS Resolve registrations wrong: servers (with systemd-networkd) & register on the incorrect domain unknown.home.arpa desktops (with NetworkManager) & register on the correct domain home.arpa can someone help with this?
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    How does one build 2.8.0 kernel with a patch applied to it?

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    @bmeeks Yep, in this case I am just talking about the kernel source. The head for CE kernel is still public from what I can see, its for whatever reason the 2.8.0 and 2.8.1 branches are not.
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    This topic is deleted!

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  • w0wW

    pfSense GUI search alpha version for testing

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    patient0P
    @w0w thanx, now all typing-in works well and fast
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    How can I develop my own plugins?

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    stephenw10S
    Also see: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/development/develop-packages.html
  • JonathanLeeJ

    module_register_init: MOD_LOAD (iwi_bss_fw, 0xffffffff807781d0, 0) error 1

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    stephenw10S
    Yup, seeing that here. Likely related to the upstream firmware API issue. But those drivers shouldn't need to load anything without the hardware present anyway.
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    [2.8.1.b] Multiple limiter issue

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    stephenw10S
    I suspect the root cause here is the same as this: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/15770
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    RC 2.8.1 error in routing table of source site after system update on another site -THIS FIXED ITSELF

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    Shell scripts at /usr/local/etc/rc.d - when will they be executed?

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    GertjanG
    @luckman212 I use a manually added FreeBSD package, 'munin' that came with a file to be placed in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ As per pfSense needs, I renamed it - added the .sh extension, and now the munin process get started at boot, and stopped at shutdown. I made this install many years ago, and as far as I know, the script only executes during boot and system shutdown. Not for network or other events etc. If FreeBSD would look like a Debian system (or clone) using init or systemd I could tell you way more, and I even think pfSEnse isn'tv really FreeBSD (no surprise, at it is, and it isn't ^^). Look at the kea script for an example, the first 3 / 4 lines. Afaik, pfSense it self, see here /etc/, all de rc...... files - for example rc.bootup - will all all these files. pfSense handle the hardware and software system events, and call whatever is needed, if system processes like 'unbound' needed to be restarted. So : and also during certain system events (e.g. interface link changes, IP address changes, and gateway events). never saw that happening with my own processes - as pfSense isn't really aware that these are running ones the system is up.
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    PfSense Github 2.8.0 branch

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