000 Your session has timed out.
closed

No commands have been sent for 300 seconds - Disconnected

http://scott.free-bsd.org/protocol.html

You may have to modify the _update() function in the dyndns.class to get an accurate error message.

e.g. add
log_error("phpDynDNS: Return Code: {$this->con['buffer']['all']}");
after
$code = substr($this->con['buffer']['all'], 0, 3);
but make sure to remove that line again when you have the error mesage.

Thanks, fixed

Thanks, please try the next snapshot.

If it helps, its pftop that isn't showing the queues correctly.  pfctl -vsq shows them just fine.

Just saw this today myself after a reboot. Exact same error

Warning: Division by zero in /usr/local/www/includes/functions.inc.php on line 73 0%

Another reboot resolved it.

On a dual core Intel CPU 2160, SMP kernel.

Sorry for digging this up again.

Wanted to note that it looks like i can now see people connected using the latest version. It looks like its trying to check via port if anyone is connected. If not its just displaying that error rather than catching it and putting up a nice error or just not displaying anything.  This looks like its something that wont break your setups.

-E

@eureka:

1.3-ALPHA-ALPHA
built on Sat Oct 11 07:48:17 EDT 2008
FreeBSD 7.0-RELEASE-p5

When a OpenVPN "Road Warrior" is connected the OpenVPN Status page shows an error rather than the connection status.

Warning: stream_socket_client(): unable to connect to tcp://127.0.0.1:1196 (Operation timed out) in /usr/local/www/status_openvpn.php on line 62

Screen Shot Attached.

I added debugging to the mwexec command so we can see what is executing and what is failing.

Previously all commands were executed and all output was sent to dev null. This seemed like a more proper approach.

This does make the logs a bit more verbose then previously. Ofcourse the operation has not changed but it's just visible now.

We currently making our rounds silencing and fixing most of them. They wil eventually dissapear.
I have done the same thing for our 1.2.1 tree.

Thank you ermal, very much appreciated.

Do you think it may be possible and quick to add a button or check box to the static mapping entry to automatically add/update an alias on the firewall?

Thanks

Johnny

#1 Nothing we can do about
#2 xmlrpc.php has its own authentication built in
#3 Fixed
#4 Fixed

have a look here
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,12403.0.html
it is the same problem

Hi,

confirmed, same 'ghost' gateway here after deleting and recreate it.
the martians have struck again  ;D

Hi,

Thank you cmb, it's now very clear ;)

cheers,

The internet pipe is a bit clogged every now and then.

1.3 should now work a bit better.

fixed

Should be.

Cool, thanks.