@derelict said in Very big pull request:

Yes that looks like #gitfail. (I am guilty of doing exactly the same thing).

Yep! Don't ask me how I recognized what the problem is ... 😁.

I would look at the other packages that have python as a dependency like pfBlockerNG:
https://github.com/pfsense/FreeBSD-ports/tree/devel/net/pfSense-pkg-pfBlockerNG-devel

Steve

Thank you @vesalius it is fixed now.

right
I didn't realize it was mandatory 🙄

Unrelated; service_watchdog seems to have not responded on this one.

Perhaps I should be less stupid and make sure service watchdog is actually configured...

@stephenw10 not sure ill make sure to see if 2 processes for miniupnp next time. Thanks for the reply

yup 1000%

OK thx

@motific Not sure; not using pfblocker-ng.

I have reverted to the latest Stable version and it is now working as expected. I will leave it like that for now, and maybe set up a 2.5 test again in a short while.

Elfranko

I didn't find issues at all, I'm not using traffic shapers or any super advanced feature. I think.

In the end I sort of panicked and restored the official version just for peace of mind. I think it might be ready to go, at least in VMs.

@jimp said in pfsense crash report happens daily then reboots:

I'd blame the bxe driver.

appreciate the feedback ive uploaded the file in text document if that helps.

textdump.txt

I finished! There was nothing but the scary warning.

The tiny files were like headers/metadata for the huge ones. It wasn't that hard, what I'm curious is how the **** are they treated like a folder?! That's kinda cool.
Screen Shot 2020-09-06 at 07.37.47.png

Soo much to learn, I can't even… Anyway, I couldn't attach them so here they are https://blahblah…-ends-with: dump-date20200905-time184037.zip. I'm sure somebody will make them go where they need to go and I now have one freshly guilt freed conscience.

Happy weekend everyone! :)

@JeGr said in cant login webgui:

Then your import is wrong. Seems you're trying to import network aliases as host aliases. That parsing with large lists alone would likely time out the PHP-FPM worker as the max execution time is reached. Would be my guess it's PHP rather than NGINX (as the latter makes no sense).

i am import a lot of ip CIDR list to networks.

this has good tool, I use tools to aggregate many ip network segments. This can reduce the number of IP network segments

https://tehnoblog.org/ip-tools/ip-address-aggregator/

idc3.txt

@louis2 said in Package Version Control, can anyone explain? (I am lost):

Someone has to compile the PIMD-master as it is now, including all those bug fixes (380! +) , in favor of FreeBSD .....

That should preferable be someone who has already the required development setup ...... and experience ....

Then we have to do some testing to assure that it is at least running correctly in the majority of situations.

Can't hardly be worse than it is now 😊

Louis

...Agreed...the author of PIMD...and he should probably do a version bump sometime. Somebody else doing it may unnecessarily fork it, and perhaps the author hasn't done a version bump because he doesn't feel good about where it is at.