2.2 rc squid3-dev + lightsquid
I think it does not solve this problem  :(

Yep. That seems like the issue. Thanks for the pointer! I'll monitor that bug.

Technically speaking, the validation is now correct. The hostname portion should not contain a '.'.

I have seen more than one person have it set the other way because they wanted to fudge the default search domain to be example.com and not sub.example.com, so they used routername.sub.

The snapshots are not signed, but if we publish a separate "RC" release  such as those we announce on the blog, then those images are typically signed like the actual -RELEASE images are signed.

Hi,
I have exactly the same issue.
2.2-RC (i386)
built on Fri Dec 12 15:49:36 CST 2014 .

Of course you can create the missing folder with```
mkdir -p /var/lib/vnstat

/usr/local/bin/vnstat -u -i <name of="" the="" interface=""></name>

You juste a to check the <name of="" your="" interface="">in the gui part of vnstat. Hope this help</name>

@martinr:

Update: the message "kernel: [zone: mbuf_jumbo_page] kern.ipc.nmbjumbop limit reached" also caused SSH access to the host to fail on SSH login prompt. After increasing kern.ipc.nmbjumbop to 524288 the system has been stable for 2 hours now. I did spam the sytem with iperf for around 100GB of data and everything seems stable for now. I will update this post once I have done additional testing.

Just to update this thread, I did not have these error messages or crashes for 12 hours. I will update this post by the beginning of next week once comprehensive testing is finished.

Best regards,
Martin Roots

Thanks for info.. Will stay with the DNS forwarder for now then.

Assign and enable the parent interface of your PPPoE connection but leave it set as type 'none' for both IPv4 and IPv6. Now you have access to various hardware settings for that interface.
Steve

:)

Problem Solved !

:)

and then restore your image.

and then restore your config.

I did not asked you to compile a print server into pfsense is not it? :) And a print server is not the same as usb printer driver support, not even close.
If you just will add ulpt.ko module into pfsense distribution, this is not changing the main concept and do not adding any security holes if firewall user itself don't bring them up. But as I answered on bug tracker… No means no.

The packages largely aren't maintained by us. Some we do put efforts into ensuring functionality. Squid is one of those (though marcelloc also does some volunteer work there). Largely it's up to whomever maintains the package to update it as necessary as versions move forward. If they aren't fixed by release time and are completely broken, they will get disabled or removed. The Squid issues will be fixed before release, HAVP may or may not. There are likely better options for AV anyway (like not wasting time doing gateway AV at all, but I digress), one built into squid3 that was being worked on at some point.

I know in the PPP provider settings -USA- that the Straight Talk dropdown needs to add T-Mobile as a provider and the APNs are different for both than stock APN for both carriers native APN's.

ATT=tfdata or att.mvno
T-Mobile=wap.tracfone

@jcyr:

Yes, that works… but it is a hack solution nevertheless. pfSense should recover the interface on its own.

While I won't disagree, I also understand why making a change to a LAN interface wouldn't automatically initiate any actions on the WAN interface.

So maybe the action should be… if you Track Interface for IPv6 on an interface, when changes are applied, the interface being tracked is also released/renewed. If possible, release/renew ONLY IPv6 on the tracked interface, so as to not affect any IPv4 traffic, and since it's only IPv6 that has connectivity issues.

The only issue I can see is that there are other instances where "Track Interface" is used on the LAN side where DHCP+PD isn't used on the tracked interface… so maybe there should be an even more detailed check to see how the tracked interface is doing IPv6 before any action is taken.

@ayman:

How did you resolve this? i have the same issue  :-\

It was fixed fixed in newer 2.2 snapshots than the time when this thread started, just upgrading to the latest snapshot fixed it for everyone here.

If you're still seeing this, it's probably a problem with your configuration (though those seemed to be ignored when I last tested that circumstance). Open your config backup in a text editor (other than Windows Notepad) and look for a stray <group>or <user>tag. The <group>tag seemed to be at the time the issue, if you have a line in your config that only shows <group>, delete that line.</group></group></user></group>

Looks like it works :) Did a search and replace in a backup of the config, replaced em0 with lagg0. And then added a lagg-interface to the config. Restored the new config, rebooted, and done. States are now visible on the secondary.

I did receive a message about an interface mismatch right after I pressed the restore button. Pressed apply changes, it rebooted, and it looks fine now.

Have been this way since the beginning of 2.2, as far as I know. Would be nice to be able to select another keyboard language :)