I can understand that the IPv6 list would be massive… in that case, it's understandable that it's not included unless necessary. :)

The log message was just confusing... and then the fact that IPv4 was present but IPv6 wasn't just added to it.

Thanks! :)

My fault. Worked using the correct image.

Thanks!

ok perfect  ;)

Boot Tue Apr 05 17:58:05 CDT 2016
GitSync RELENG_2_3
Update (console option 13)
Boots cleanly

@bmeeks:

@cremesk:

Okay my installation work fine and my Interface config run..
But, i have a enconding problem or some think else.. (see attachment)

Where are you located (country)?  It may well be that gettext() is not being called to translate some values.  That page should be simply outputting 10% 20% 30% … 100% showing progress.

The whole GUI for manual rules updates in Snort and Suricata needs some work since the move to Bootstrap.  The old system calls for a progress bar output no longer are available, and so I quickly cobbled something together to let the user see some progress.  I am still searching for a better solution.

Bill

hi,

Timezone: ETC/UTC
Language: English

Thanks for the Problem Description!

Sven

Just a small issue with 2.3 RC… when NTP Graphs is enabled under Services / NTP / Settings - the units appear not to be set.

Thus when a hover over window is displayed for NTP Graph under Status / Monitoring - the units appear as null. Probably should be ms (milliseconds) for all except freq which is likely Hz (Hertz).

Thanks

Well something went bad. My connection went down yesterday morning and hasn't returned. WAN status is "pending" but shows an IP from the modem. I can't remove or add any widgets. dpinger is down. The menus work on pages except for the dashboard. Problems consistent on any browser any platform. Also noticed the option to manually install updates was gone.

I don't know if this is related to the pfblocker widget or not, but last thing I did was edit the pfblocker files.

I've had to reinstate my old Asus router and mothball my pfsense router till this weekend when I can do a complete reinstall &  hardware check. I hope this isn't a reoccurring pattern..

I know you are.  And your busy.  But I really like them so couldn't resist the opportunity.  ;)
It's all cool  8) with James Dean Quick Links.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5_0DzMVf1M

@grandslam:

Had the same problem, the workaround from https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=107665.msg600840#msg600840 did fix it for me

Thanks a lot for the link, your abbreviated version of the fix is what I used and it worked perfectly.

Well, I'm not certain if it was due to prolonged use, or the more recent enabling of the et pro rules.

Also, bad things happen even when I disable the "block" setting (Which I assume disables the inline stuff?).

I've just unchecked all of the LAN categories and attempted to re-enable, but the same problem happened.

If I use the console and kill the suricata process attached to the lan nic, the lan traffic immediately starts to work again.

Remembered today when seeing it on a nanobsd system, that's the platform name there. It is redundant for full installs, but nano shows -nanobsd there instead. Probably some fluff to clean up in the future, it's OK for now.

The releases category on the blog is another good resource: https://blog.pfsense.org/?cat=53

edit: oops, you probably meant snapshot update…

@jimp:

The error in the original post mentioned cd1, that is likely what the USB modem presents itself as. If it shows cd1 in the console/system log, use cd1 in the command and not cd0.

Some of those, when issued an 'eject' command, will switch to modem mode.

i removed it in the meantime. :-X
camcontrol eject cd1
camcontrol: cam_lookup_pass: CAMGETPASSTHRU ioctl failed
cam_lookup_pass: No such file or directory
cam_lookup_pass: either the pass driver isn't in your kernel
cam_lookup_pass: or cd1 doesn't exist

cu -s 115200 -l cuaU0.0                    Connected
AT+CSQ
+CSQ: 4,99

OK
AT+COPS?
+COPS: 0,2,"26207",2

OK
~
[EOT]

but still no connection :/

The DHCPv6 leases page pulls the MAC data from contents of the NDP table, it isn't found in anything directly from DHCPv6 currently.

Is there any way to stop the dashboard from doing a refresh every so many seconds? I periodically will scroll done to watch bandwidth graphs but it resets back to the top of the page after a few seconds.

A workaround would be to simply drag the titlebar for the bandwidth graphs higher on the page so that they're always visible.

Wow, thanks so much! I'm always caught off guard with how responsive the pfsense team is on here

Just to get this back on the topic of DHCP reservations… I've not had any issues with DHCP reservations functioning. I have at least 12 of them set on my home network and all work just fine.

I even tried DHCPv6 reservations for a bit and those work too.

I just updated my ticket.
It`s OK and others report that Avahi is starting too.

Thanks!