It's probably nothing to worry about, especially if you use captive portal. What happened is that someone's browser attempted an HTTP POST with a lot of data but instead was redirected to lighttpd on pfSense. Usually that's from the captive portal. It's mostly harmless. You can turn off the logging of messages from lighttpd under the system log settings.

It's all in the config.xml, you can take a backup from Diag > Backup/Restore and copy/paste it however you want to the new zone. Then restore the edited config.

Working if change an part the code existent for it: vi /etc/inc/captiveportal.inc Code: if (!function_exists('getNasIP')) { /function getNasIP() {/         global $config, $cpzone; if (empty($config['captiveportal'][$cpzone]['radiussrcip_attribute'])) {                         $nasIp = get_interface_ip();         } else {                 if (is_ipaddr($config['captiveportal'][$cpzone]['radiussrcip_attribute']))                         $nasIp = $config['captiveportal'][$cpzone]['radiussrcip_attribute'];                 else                         $nasIp = get_interface_ip($config['captiveportal'][$cpzone]['radiussrcip_attribute']);         } if(!is_ipaddr($nasIp))                 $nasIp = "0.0.0.0"; return $nasIp; }

anyone to do this ?  image submit button?  is not work! any idea?

Thanks for the prompt reply.  I will try that. Jodel

@Derelict: Not really. It sounds like you want to prevent people from having access to your LAN assets until they are authenticated.  Captive portal doesn't do that.  802.1X does. If you want pfSense/captive portal to do it, you have to place the protected assets on one pfSense interface (LAN segment) and the users on another and control access with firewall rules on the interface to which the users connect. If they must be on the same LAN segment, pfSense can't help.  You have to use a managed switch and something such as 802.1x to control access at layer 2. Many thanks for your answer and very sorry to reply very very late. I have finally managed to setup captive portal, I must mentioned that it was with use of 802.1x and  separate interfaces. I tried Vlan approach on on pfsense's Lan interface but that was really taxing on my box. thanks

Hi there, I have same problem with captive portal and vlan wi-fi http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,70417.0.html contact me: nghongnguyen@yahoo.com

Same thing happened to me but my LAN was em0 and my WiFi was em0_vlan10. My fix was the create a vlan for the LAN and then add the LAN interface to that vlan so my LAN was em0_vlan5 and my WiFi was em0_vlan10. Everything is working correctly now. I'm glad your problem is solved I thought I should just throw this out there just incase some one reads this post later on.

There are many samples here on the forum. Here is a thread full of them: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,26141.0.html

Many thanks to @ar4uall 1. I set Pfsense as the gateway for wi-fi clients, it still have problems if captive portal set on WAN interface, then all wi-fi clients cannot access internet if I set Captive portal on Vlan Wi-fi (talk later), then nothing happens, clients can access internet 2. The network is real in my company, and I'm testing pfsense. The network have Vlan 111 for wi-fi, and others vlan for office. I can't access the multilayer switch and router… 3. My PC doesn't have PCI slot, so I can't plug in NIC :(

To solve this I removed the line "require_once("radius.inc");" from the /etc/inc/captiveportal.inc This disables the radius support for the captive portal but I don't need it anyway. It's a crude way of going around the error but it's effective and quick. Maybe it gets solved in the future.

Gertjan, This is happening again at the same college campus. Now with: /index.php?redirurl=/w/1.0/arj?auid=398774&c.build=30303 In the error logs. My question is, how can one log what client IP is requesting these redirects? The lighttpd.log log is empty and I see in the lighttpd config we have: #accesslog.filename          = "/dev/null" Which looks to me like the default could be /dev/null. I can't see an option in the web interface to turn on access logging and I don't want to mess with the config files. How can I log IPs going through the captive portal?

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,69558.0.html Have a look at my topic ;)