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@MaxK-0 Yea, it's an overflow caused by PHP limitations on 32bit platforms. It's cosmetic, but is something we should fix. Internally pf(4) stores counters as uint64. However, PHP on 32bit can only represent integers up to 2,147,483,647.
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@MaxK-0 said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
SG-3100
Well they just extended the $60 off upgrade for a 4100 ;)
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Opened a bug for this: https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/14440
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@johnpoz I was thinking about that but couldn't tell my wife, with a straight face, that I needed to upgrade because of an 32 bit integer overflow display problem (she worked in IT too). On a side note, I was able to supercharge my car by telling her I needed an "active induction system" - she heard "astro projection system." :-)
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@stephenw10 Thank you very much.
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@MaxK-0 said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
I needed to upgrade because of an 32 bit integer overflow display problem (she worked in IT too)
Seems like a perfectly good reason IT to upgrade!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_2038_problem
(if we get our clients through Y2K and Y2K38 we should be good for a while...right? right? hello?)Interesting this bug didn't seem to be an issue on 23.01...?
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I would pay a small fortune for that one : coming home, put on the friendly and puzzled face, and ask : honey, can you take care of the overflow issue ?
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4100 using 23.05 :
IPv6 takes the lead !
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@Gertjan said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
IPv6 takes the lead !
hahah..
Not here, on a "old" 4860 on 23.05
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@SteveITS said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
Interesting this bug didn't seem to be an issue on 23.01...?
On a 3100?
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@stephenw10 said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
@SteveITS said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
Interesting this bug didn't seem to be an issue on 23.01...?
On a 3100?
Yes, I didn't specify that, did I. You made me check again though since we have a few routers in our office...make sure I connected to the right one yesterday. :) (tip: colored login page backgrounds)
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Ha, yup, I've run out of colours at this point!
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@stephenw10 said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
Ha, yup, I've run out of colours at this point!
In your next team meeting point out most video drivers now can show 16 million. #a3bd44 and #a3bd43 are different after all. ;)
Perhaps a checkbox to show the router hostname on the login screen?
But I digress…
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There are several options being discussed..
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@SteveITS said in Rules Show Strange Byte Count:
Perhaps a checkbox to show the router hostname on the login screen?
“Show hostname on login banner”
Oh hey look at that.
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Be nice to show other things there maybe.
