https://github.com/ntop/ntopng/issues/252 looks like dev could be fixed although I have never built a pkg or tried it yet

Fixed in 0.8.2

@BasketCase: I'm going to uninstall pfBlockerNG to see if this fixes the issue. I used pfBlockerNG to block both incoming and outgoing traffic to countries I do not normally do traffic with.  When some strange issues came up, I noticed some of the games the kids play on go to the country that I thought I didn't even need to reach.  I changed the pfBlockerNG functionality to only deny inbound traffic, rather than denying both flows. Hi, I don't expect there to be any conflict between BandwidthD and pfBlockerNG. As for you comment about Blocking, please see the following links for some additional details. https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=86212.msg548324#msg548324 https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=86212.msg553921#msg553921 https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=102071.0

Remove and reinstall didn't work for me, but remove package and then "rm -r /usr/local/bandwidthd/" and again install it worked. I also had to do a refresh page in firefox. Subnet for statistics must be selected for the LAN

Good. Themes are completely gone in 2.3, so this one is something you'd have to fix yourself locally.

That can be fixed with a simple link: ln -s /usr/local/lib/libiconv.so.2 /usr/pbi/ntop-amd64/lib/libiconv.so.2

Thanks  :)

The example in the GUI is what it was tested with and certainly does not produce any syntax error here… That assumes you are using the latest package versions. Otherwise, you are welcome to provide a patch that works for you. Otherwise, the field can go to /dev/null as well.

Well, because it produces insane noise… I find the information worthless. YMMV. :P

Suggestion: Ignore those and wait for 2.3.x - not fixable. There's now even a hackish symlink to /usr/local under the PBI directory structure. Hopeless. PBI packaging format is broken by design and FUBARed.

@phil.davis: That is because the data is not being written to local files, it is being sent to the database. I may be a bit slow, but how exactly is it getting sent to the database? Teleported?

Another clean install, and now it seems to be working. However this time I went through the bandwidthd configuration page and set everything up. I don't think I did that on the last install. So, I would say this is completely my fault, thanks for entertaining me! pfSense is an awesome product!

Thanks doktornotor, much appreciated.

Hmmm, no. Cannot reproduce the issue. BTW, this thing is very much dead and has been so for quite some time. There are several forks, some of them even (claimed to be) IPv6 capable.  If someone wants to work on getting one of those into FreeBSD ports, feel free. http://sourceforge.net/projects/bandwidthdipv6/ https://github.com/neatbasis/bandwidthd