Hi,

Using a USB adapter is much better but I still experience crash from time to time (~ weelky). I found a procedure to compile the Realtek driver for FreeBSD (https://gist.github.com/jovimon/524e116471f249626fd2ccd141f3fe05), everything went as expected and I resumed using the ETH NICs however my PFSense keeps crashing (at least daily).

I also tried the official guide but keep getting the same results (https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/hardware/tuning-and-troubleshooting-network-cards.html#tuning-and-troubleshooting-network-cards).

Looking at the logs I was able to see an issue with the darkstat module so uninstalled it, but still experiencing daily crashes...
At this point I still don't know whether it is hardware related or software/setup related.0_1552440129045_PFsense crash March2019.zip

Please find attached the latest crash dump logs, any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks

Thanks, I nailed it and endup with a script that does what I want, without the risk of running multiple instances in parallel.

Thanks @KOM and @Grimson

Looks like I can get so much more rather then wasting energy just to get traffic graphs.

I was googling, but I was asking the wrong question :)

Old news, check the forums before you do useless posts: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/140693/backup-restore-php-error

Open a bug report for that on https://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense-packages -- that is likely an issue in the sync code for that package not declaring something it should so it doesn't happen properly at boot.

Whoever is maintaining that package will need to fix it.

@jimp Great! Thanks for the quick fix. I'll update to the newest snapshot when I get home later today and test.

Something is moving into this direction, thus still not entirely tested and so not ready for a merge review, there is a pull request ready https://github.com/pfsense/pfsense/pull/4048

That isn't anything pfSense can control. You'd need to put in a request upstream with FreeBSD to have that added to pf.

Crashes panic reboots Please Help0_1547628616893_crashdump16012019.txt

Ever since i updated my Pfsense to latest version been having constant panic reboots. Please see the logs attached
crashlog

You can use the functions in this file to create a service. That same file also has the functions that are used to determine the status of a service. Avahi example

Really thanks a lot!!! the last question, is there a way to check if Cron work properly like some logs?
Now the script run correctly i have checked with ssh really thanks a lot!!
Thanks a lot
Stefano.

@jimp Thanks for your quick help, I was able to make it work with your second suggention:

init_config_arr(array('aliases', 'alias', 0)); $config['aliases']['alias'][0]['name'] = 'LANNetworks'; $config['aliases']['alias'][0]['address'] = 'CIDR'; $config['aliases']['alias'][0]['descr'] = 'SomeDescription'; $config['aliases']['alias'][0]['type'] = 'network';

this is exactly what i ended up doing, i kept having odd problems when trying to use bools, thanks for the feedback

@tsmalmbe @netblues Thanks. I'm not in charge of configuring the actual host system or hypervisor, so I likely can't do that.
But it's very useful to know this exists for future reference, and maybe the hosting provided can use this, too.

https://forum.netgate.com/category/30/bounties good luck.