V 3.2.0 with pfsense 23.01 RC 20230202
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At the moment I have switched back to 22.05 and everything is working.
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I posted this in a 23.01 thread in the Development subforum, but I'm having the same issue at a different point in the update. My pfBlockerNG 3.2.0 (python) is hanging on Force Reload / All on "TLD finalize.." with Wildcard Blocking (TLD) enabled. Running 23.01.r.20230202.0019 bare metal on a SuperServer E300-8D. Turning off Wildcard Blocking (TLD) allows the reload/update to complete.
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Thanks for your message, I'm glad I'm not the only one with a little problem.
I have actually "checked" the "Wildcard Blocking (TLD)" option in my configuration. I have to find a moment to reload the 23.01 RC version to do a test without "Wildcard Blocking (TLD)".
I posted here because I didn't know where to put my finding, I hope the programmer will see my message too.
I am in "unbound mode" I never managed to make it work in "Python mode".
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@emikaadeo Thank you, looks like my experience as well.
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If you can easily reproduce this, try the following patch in the system patches package (path strip=1):
diff --git a/usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc b/usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc index 1f5aceef7ee6..b3e9b11989ff 100644 --- a/usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc +++ b/usr/local/pkg/pfblockerng/pfblockerng.inc @@ -171,7 +171,13 @@ $pfb['curl_defaults'] = array( CURLOPT_USERAGENT => 'pfSense/pfBlockerNG cURL d CURLOPT_FRESH_CONNECT => true, CURLOPT_FILETIME => true, CURLOPT_TCP_NODELAY => true, - CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT => 15 + CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT => 15, + CURLOPT_AUTOREFERER => true, + CURLOPT_MAXREDIRS => 10, + CURLOPT_HTTP_VERSION => CURL_HTTP_VERSION_NONE, + CURLOPT_FORBID_REUSE => true, + CURLOPT_SSL_ENABLE_ALPN => true, + CURLOPT_SSL_ENABLE_NPN => true, ); // RFC7231 HTTP response codes -
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No change. Confirmed the patch applied. Updated to 23.01.r.20230202.1645 from 23.01.r.20230202.0019 yesterday and confirmed successful pfBlockerNG force reload all, before and after the update, and before and after applying the patch, with success as long as Wildcard Blocking (TLD) is unselected.
The "TLD finalize.." step seemed to take just a couple of seconds on 22.05 with my hardware, so I don't believe it's an issue of my not waiting long enough (especially now since the patch seems to have corrected a typo to enforce timeout in 15 seconds).
Let me know how else I may be able to help.
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OK, that may be a different problem. The patch definitely helps with some things (on Redmine, the reporter said it fixed MaxMind downloads), but there may be something else going on with the code for wildcard blocking.
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@jimp FYI..I updated to RC 23.01 last night and am having the same issue when wildcard blocking is checked..I uncheck and all is well.
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Having the same issue on 23.01RC,
Removed the package unchecking "keep settings", reinstall and it just hangs on the update.
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I am also facing severe problems with pfsense 23.01-RC and pfblocker 3.2.0.
For me, the pfBlocker cron job also hangs on the HTTP 200 message.
In fact, it doesn't really hang fully, it just takes a really long time to process a blocklist and continue with the next one. Previously (on pfsense 22.05 and pfblocker 3.1.0), processing for one block list takes about 20 seconds on my system, but on pfsense 23.01-RC and pfblocker 3.2.0, the same list takes over 30 minutes.Then I thought, I will just let the cronjob run until it has finished even if it takes hours, as it can just run in the background.
The next morning I saw that unbound has was killed because of out-of-memory errors.
After examination of the logs, the whole cronjob took about 16 hours, instead of the normally less than 10 minutes.After the oom errors, I couldn't get unbound to restart on 23.01, therefore I reverted to 22.05.
Edit1: I do have 8GB RAM in my system (on 22.05 it used between 3-5GB), but now I have even ungraded to 16GB, which also has not helped for my oom errors with unbound.
Note: I do NOT have Wildcard Blocking (TLD) enabled.
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@greenflash Have you applied the patch above by jimp? I also did/do not have wildcard tld blocking enabled, but still had the slow reload problem. After the patch feeds get processed in a timely manner.
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@pfsjap Not yet, but I will try that.
But I highly doubt, that it will fix my out-of-memory errors.The out-of-memory errors could be the same described here: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/177559/23-01-r-20230202-1645-2500-mb-laundry
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Ran into the same problem with the memory usage.
Not sure if the other issues I had with 23.01 came from PfblockerNG but IPv6 had some weird issues which I couldn't resolve.
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@pfsjap I am now back at 23.01-RC1 and have applied the patch from jimp sucessfully.
This has solved my issues with the long reloading (at least to a certain point).
The patch has indeed reduced the reload time from ~16 hours (23.01 without the patch) to arround 2,5 hours (147 minutes exactly).
While this is a significant improvement, the reloading times are still way slower than on 22.05, where a full reload normally is faster than 20 minutes.But the much worse issue for me still persits:
After the full reload of all the block lists, unbound gets restarted, but then gets killed again because it has used all of the available memory.So for me the memory issues could be tracked down to unbound, see:
[23.01-RC][fabian@***]/home/fabian: top last pid: 44352; load averages: 1.71, 0.87, 0.80 up 0+03:01:07 12:01:55 69 processes: 2 running, 62 sleeping, 5 waiting CPU: 24.3% user, 0.0% nice, 2.8% system, 0.4% interrupt, 72.5% idle Mem: 9845M Active, 1156K Inact, 3833M Laundry, 1662M Wired, 337M Free ARC: 1121M Total, 713M MFU, 384M MRU, 1312K Anon, 15M Header, 8207K Other 1035M Compressed, 6602M Uncompressed, 6.38:1 Ratio Swap: 2048M Total, 1251M Used, 796M Free, 61% Inuse, 153M Out PID USERNAME THR PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE C TIME WCPU COMMAND 39855 unbound 1 135 0 14G 13G CPU1 1 1:58 99.88% unbound 916 root 1 68 0 170M 27M accept 0 1:08 0.62% php-fpm 2584 root 8 20 0 968M 187M nanslp 3 13:46 0.50% suricata 14741 root 9 20 0 980M 208M nanslp 3 13:48 0.48% suricata 32505 root 1 20 0 31M 4240K kqread 2 0:01 0.06% nginx 82817 fabian 1 20 0 14M 3020K CPU0 0 0:00 0.04% top(top just before unbound gets killed because of oom)
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@greenflash Is your DNSBL Mode set to Unbound Mode? Changing to Unbound Python Mode may help.
I have 1GB RAM on Netgate 1100 with 260MB set to RAM disk. Not that many feeds, though.
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@pfsjap currently it is already set to Unbound Python Mode. I do have 16GB of RAM installed, on 22.05 the whole system never used more than 5 GB at maximum.
I have not a changed any of my block list feeds since the upgrade. Therefore there has to be some kind of an issue with memory management (or even a memory leak) regarding pfblocker and unbound on 23.01.
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@greenflash Ok, hopefully you'll get help with this.
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@greenflash I worked on Unbound quite a bit over the past month tracking down memory-related issues.
What does your DNSBL setup look like?
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@cmcdonald said in V 3.2.0 with pfsense 23.01 RC 20230202:
What does your DNSBL setup look like?
Do you mean this settings page?
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Or this one:
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