"pcscd PC/SC Smart Card Daemon" ?

[mcury]

@sjm Install this package:

Then apply the patch afcc0e9c97c1993ae6b95f886665fcb4375d26c7

[SjM]

@mcury laughing just discovered the very thing.

[SjM]

@mcury how many path levels do I need to strip? 1??

[mcury]

@sjm I left everything default settings..

[SjM]

@mcury pfSense is again purring along like it should.

Many thanks!

[bluepill]

Thanks for this thread - like others it has helped me a lot.

[drees]

Thanks, applying the patch and stopping/started IPsec fixed the issue for me.

Not sure how long it was going on, but I found two different pfSense boxes (a SG-1100 and SG-3100) with a site-to-site IPsec VPN with this issue. On the SG-3100, we were seeing weird delays/pauses in OpenVPN traffic. Logging in we saw high CPU load and found the characteristic large number of bzip2 processes compressing ipsec logs. On the SG-1100, didn't really notice anything, but did find that the snmp daemon had died.

[PeteRage]

Ran into this problem also. Disabled the daemon. My next step is to establish site-to-site ipsec tunnel. Is this pcscd required to establish an ip-sec tunnel?

[SteveITS]

@peterage said in "pcscd PC/SC Smart Card Daemon" ?:

Is this pcscd required to establish an ip-sec tunnel

No.

[chudak]

"pcscd PC/SC Smart Card Daemon" is gone in 2.6.0!!!

[jimp]

@chudak said in "pcscd PC/SC Smart Card Daemon" ?:

"pcscd PC/SC Smart Card Daemon" is gone in 2.6.0!!!

It's still there, just disabled by default. If someone needs it they can enable it.

[chudak]

@jimp that's what I meant :)

Thank you !