I installed the latest beta snapshot this morning on both VM's and so far no crashes. If anything comes up I'll report back here but so far looking good.

@techpro2004 Stop.

@marcosm
No, the NDP table has been fully populated in the GUI since the fix. 👍

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@stephenw10 I did the downgrade. All is ok, now I'm current dev branch 23.09 and i don't see anymore future branch 24.03

https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14884

Removed some unneeded boot environment snapshots ... fixed.
Now the download starts.

This should be fixed in todays build.

If you have no means to roll back, not ZFS or a VM, then the fastest way to get to 23.09Beta is reinstall. Or just remain on the dev branch on that box.

https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14804

Just for reference, problem solved.

@SteveITS Hey Steve,
Im aware of those links provided.
In the specific case that i mentioned, its a problem with FRR not specifically with the firewall itself.
It's a problem that impacts any security appliance that is running FRR hence the Palo Alto security bulletin i mentioned.
Nevertheless, this is about outreach - communication to customers. A better job needs to be done. Not only will this address the OPs concerns but it helps overall in the awareness for your customers.

edit: Its also possible that other vendors are on a different version of an FRR port that may be vulnerable and pfSense is totally safe.
Still doesnt take away that a bit more of a proactive approach to positive engagement is certainly welcomed.

@w0w That did the trick!

Thanks
Ted

Thanks for the report, redmine here: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14820

@jaltman said in Missing shutdown/reboot notifications via email:

I will look for the post.

Found it.

@juanzelli Subsequent bumps up to 23.09.a.20230922.1539 have been fine on my 4100

We were working through some transitioning to slightly different packaged builds that had a few rough patches. They should all be resolved now as of 23.09.a.20230920.1314.

If you got dropped to a shell at boot and it won't proceed, try the procedure I mentioned over on https://forum.netgate.com/post/1126533

https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14768

@jimp
Ok, great.
It's funny that this leak didn't make itself known earlier.

It's not unusual for it to be a few days between builds, especially if we are debugging things or chasing build failures for various reasons during development.