@BBcan177:
I think the "z" in the name had something to do with it not being removed properly in the first place.
I doubt it; originally it didn't have a 'Z' in it. I changed the alias name to that per a thread by another member here who managed to get it away by doing that. 'tWorked for him, it didn't work for me.
_(If you want to know why the 'z' btw, I do that with most of my names in pfSense (and other systems). It's an old habit from my SAP time, where this was mandatory. The 'Y' and 'Z' were so called 'custom name spaces', only (ABAP) programs starting with that letter were allowed to be created by customers in the (huge) SAP system (and hence, these YZ-programs where only allowed certain types of access to the databases, to API's, etc. Smart engineers, over at SAP. You have to, if you want to give the management tools to the IT-departments that need to run these systems that all of the Fortune500 run).
So, the Y and Z, that way:_
It is easy to distinguish standard SAP programs from custom built modifications;
Which helps tremendously when you have to do upgrades and fixes, as the SAP upgrade will not touch these programs, but has all kinds of built in pre-upgrade analysis tools to see what custom development will be touched by what upgrade process.
(Yes, I'm the eternal noob on pfSense, but it seems I'm long past the noob-status in SAP-land ;D )).
If you wish, I could Teamviewer in and help you clean it.
You are too kind, BB :-*
Thank you ;D
I wouldn't want to take this precious time for you, especially since it's a different time zone thing. But mostly, because I do not want to take any time away from the development of pfBlockerNG :P
I think, in the end, when 2.2. is out, I will do again a completely fresh install, with your pfBlockerNG. As the old saying goes: 'it isn't eating bread' (the alias), 'so lets leave it there than.
Thanks again BB :-*